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| − | The '''Massachusetts Institute of Technology''' is a private university in Cambridge, MA. After a brief period of quizbowl success in the late 2000s (earning 2nd at ACF Regionals 2008 and 8th at the [[2008 ACF Nationals]]), the club has | + | The '''Massachusetts Institute of Technology''' is a private university in Cambridge, MA. After a brief period of quizbowl success in the late 2000s (earning 2nd at ACF Regionals 2008 and 8th at the [[2008 ACF Nationals]]) and a brief death thereafter, the club has revived and now attends many tournaments a year. |
== Tournaments == | == Tournaments == | ||
| − | In the past, MIT | + | In the past, MIT hosted [[Beaver Bonspiel]] (which in 2008 was a mirror of Stanford's [[Cardinal Classic]]), and an annual IS set high school tournament, the [[MIT Beaver Academic Tournament]]. More recently, the club has branched out in its mirrors of various college tournaments, and revived MITBAT in 2012 with the addition of a new novice-friendly tournament for high schools in the Boston area, the [[MIT Fall Tournament]]. |
Apparently, the 2008 CBI RCT for the Northeast ("Region 1") was hosted at MIT, though this happened without the club's knowledge. Noted Rhode Island powerhouse Providence College finished first. | Apparently, the 2008 CBI RCT for the Northeast ("Region 1") was hosted at MIT, though this happened without the club's knowledge. Noted Rhode Island powerhouse Providence College finished first. | ||
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*[[Neil Gurram]] | *[[Neil Gurram]] | ||
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*[[Stephen Eltinge]] | *[[Stephen Eltinge]] | ||
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| + | *[[Andre Kessler]] | ||
== Former Players == | == Former Players == | ||
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*[[Grace Li]] | *[[Grace Li]] | ||
*[[Will Uspal]] | *[[Will Uspal]] | ||
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== Succession of Titles == | == Succession of Titles == | ||
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|previous = [[1991 Rice|Rice]] | |previous = [[1991 Rice|Rice]] | ||
|next = [[1993 Virginia|Virginia]] | |next = [[1993 Virginia|Virginia]] | ||
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Revision as of 12:01, 31 July 2013
| Massachusetts Institute of Technology | |
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| Location: Cambridge, MA | |
| Current President or Coach | none |
| National championships | 1992 College Bowl |
| NAQT Page | link |
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is a private university in Cambridge, MA. After a brief period of quizbowl success in the late 2000s (earning 2nd at ACF Regionals 2008 and 8th at the 2008 ACF Nationals) and a brief death thereafter, the club has revived and now attends many tournaments a year.
Tournaments
In the past, MIT hosted Beaver Bonspiel (which in 2008 was a mirror of Stanford's Cardinal Classic), and an annual IS set high school tournament, the MIT Beaver Academic Tournament. More recently, the club has branched out in its mirrors of various college tournaments, and revived MITBAT in 2012 with the addition of a new novice-friendly tournament for high schools in the Boston area, the MIT Fall Tournament.
Apparently, the 2008 CBI RCT for the Northeast ("Region 1") was hosted at MIT, though this happened without the club's knowledge. Noted Rhode Island powerhouse Providence College finished first.
Players
Former Players
Succession of Titles
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