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In addition to writing for [[NAQT]], Wonyoung's writing and editing credits include: | In addition to writing for [[NAQT]], Wonyoung's writing and editing credits include: | ||
| − | * 2019 [[PIANO]] (editor for Literature) | + | * 2019 [[PIANO]] (assistant editor for Literature) |
* 2019 [[BHSAT]] | * 2019 [[BHSAT]] | ||
* 2019 [[PACE NSC]] | * 2019 [[PACE NSC]] | ||
| − | * [[2019 Chicago Open]] (editor for Literature) | + | * [[2019 Chicago Open]] (assistant editor for Literature) |
* [[The Unanswered Question]] | * [[The Unanswered Question]] | ||
* [[2020 ACF Regionals]] (editor for World/Other Literature, Auditory Fine Arts, and Popular Culture) | * [[2020 ACF Regionals]] (editor for World/Other Literature, Auditory Fine Arts, and Popular Culture) | ||
Revision as of 15:00, 19 April 2020
| Wonyoung Jang | |
| Noted subjects | Literature, Music |
| Current college | Chicago (2018-2022) |
| High school | Belmont (2014-2018) |
| Stats | HDWhite • NAQT |
Wonyoung Jang plays for Chicago and previously played for Belmont. He is the brother of Seiyoung Jang.
Wonyoung has been dubbed the "common-link king" due to his flair for writing whimsical common link questions, usually those of the "mixed impure academic" variety. Outside of quizbowl, Wonyoung is the music director of an a cappella group. He is also a devoted supporter of the New England Patriots.
Writing and Editing
In addition to writing for NAQT, Wonyoung's writing and editing credits include:
- 2019 PIANO (assistant editor for Literature)
- 2019 BHSAT
- 2019 PACE NSC
- 2019 Chicago Open (assistant editor for Literature)
- The Unanswered Question
- 2020 ACF Regionals (editor for World/Other Literature, Auditory Fine Arts, and Popular Culture)
- 2020 PACE NSC (editor for British Literature, European Literature, and Auditory Fine Arts)
- 2020 yet-to-be-named solo open
- 2020 Chicago Open
- TAUTOLOGY
- Imaginary Landscape No. 6
- 2020 NEAT (editor for Auditory Fine Arts and Popular Culture)