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• 2004 CO
  #REDIRECT[[2004 Chicago Open]]
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• Pat Freeburn
  Pat came out of retirement to attend the 2004 [[Chicago Open]], where he got a handful of tossups. Pat's most recent tournament was 2010 VCU Open, where he stunned the field with an early buzz on a tossup about Giselle du
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• Seth Teitler
  |schoolpast = [[Chicago]] (2005-2010), [[Berkeley]] (2000-2004) ...NAQT]]. Seth played at [[Berkeley]] from 1999 to 2004 and [[Chicago]] from 2004 to 2010, and was a postdoctoral fellow at [[Wisconsin]] from 2010 to 2013.
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• Raj Dhuwalia
  |schoolpast = [[Florida]] (2002-2004) ...while in grad school. He was also on the team that won the [[2003 Chicago Open]]. He also appeared on two episodes of season 19 of [[Jeopardy]] in 2002, w
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• Andrew Ullsperger
  |schoolpast = [[Illinois]] (2001–2004) ...pen]], and he teamed with [[Sudheer Potru]] and [[Mike Sorice]] to win the 2004 [[ICT]] Undergraduate Championship.
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• 2004 Washington Post Article
  In 2004, the Washington Post published a [http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/arti ...for including perhaps the only mainstream media reference to the [[Chicago Open]].
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• Bryn Reinecke
  ...olina]] who would frequently travel with the team as a staffer and play in open tournaments of SC alumni. She is known for her enthusiastic support of edu Bryn received her B.S. in chemistry in 2004 from the College of William and Mary, where she did not play quizbowl, apar
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• Jonathan Magin
  |highschool = [[Montgomery Blair]] (to 2004) ...n''' is a former player for the [[University of Maryland]] who now plays [[open]] tournaments and writes questions. Jonathan is largely considered the seco
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• Paul Litvak
  ...e also played on teams that finished second at three consecutive [[Chicago Open]]s between 2001 and 2003. He also was a member of the winning team at what ...MU]], Paul helped host tournaments such as [[ECSO]], the East Coast Summer Open, which was half-edited by [[Jerry Vinokurov]] and [[Eric Kwartler]], where
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• Western Invitational Tournament
  | October 16, 2004 | Chicago
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• Dave Letzler
  ...n 2006]] [[Category: Players active in 2005]][[Category: Players active in 2004]] [[Category: Players active in 2003]] ...ud with [[Dan Passner]]. That summer, he finished second in the [[Chicago Open Classical Name That Tune]] competition.
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• Selene Koo
  |schoolpast = [[Chicago]] (2003-2011), [[Berkeley]] (1999-2002) '''Selene Koo''' was a quizbowl player for the [[University of Chicago]]. Selene played for many years while enrolled in an MD/PhD program and wor
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• Manu Ginobili
  |Name=Manu Ginobili Open |Season=2004-2005
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• Bruce Arthur
  |schoolpast = [[Chicago]] (2005-2007); [[Harvard]] (2007-2010) ...quizbowl player who has attended the Roycemore School, the [[University of Chicago]], and [[Harvard]] Law School. He is one of the best active history players
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• Matt Keller
  |schoolpast = [[Vanderbilt]] (2004-2008) ...h tournaments as [[ACF_Regionals_2008|2008 ACF Regionals]], [[2008 Chicago Open]], and [[2009 ICT]].
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• Zeke Berdichevsky
  ...Prior to his Triple Crown year, he was also on the winning team at Chicago Open in 2001. ...tors in the history of the game. Zeke edited the successful [[2006 Chicago Open]], the [[2007 ACF Nationals]], and assisted Matt Weiner in editing [[2009 A
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• Chris Romero
  ...Bowl Alliance. Chris helped edit [[2006 ACF Regionals]] and [[2006 Chicago Open]] sets. ...sake of the [[Romero Method]]. Chris helped bring the [[2002 HSNCT]] and [[2004 HSNCT]] to Texas.
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• Chicago Open Literature Tournament
  ...de event at the [[University of Chicago]] on the same weekend as [[Chicago Open]]. ==2004 Edition==
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• Chris Ray
  |schoolpast = [[Maryland]] (2007-2014); [[Chicago]] (2014-2016) |highschool = [[Richard Montgomery]] (2004-2006)
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• Evan Adams
  |highschool = [[Maggie Walker]] (2004-2007) [[Category:High school players active in 2004]]
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