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| [[Harvard|Harvard A]] and [[Yale|Yale A]]* ...ance beforehand]. MIT vacated their win and it was split between [[Harvard|Harvard A]] and [[Yale|Yale A]], who were tied by record.

...Watkins had used his access to NAQT's internal writing/editing software to view the first forty characters in several questions in those tournaments. The c ...me test in an introductory government class, and happened to coincide with Harvard's upset victory over New Mexico in the NCAA Men's Basketball tournament. Th

...editing and running this tournament, suggesting that College Bowl did not view independent quizbowl as a rival until later in the 1980s. Other figures who | Other participants included [[BYU]], [[Emory]], [[North Carolina]], [[Harvard]], [[Princeton]], [[Idaho]], [[Georgia Tech]], [[Chicago]], [[Duke]], [[Ear

|rowspan="4"| Mounds View Invitational |rowspan="1"| [[Harvard Fall Tournament]]

...me a top history player and excellent generalist. I would place him in the category of guys like Libo, Paul, Charles Tian, and Will Alston in great history pla 41. BRUCE ARTHUR (Chicago/Harvard): Bruce is one of those players that I always thought was more fearsome at

...ord for word copying is pointed out to other editors, those editors do not view it as a problem. The questions are used, and the writers are paid for their [C] Classical Pragmatism traces its roots to group of Harvard-educated men who met for informal philosophical discussions during the earl

...|current officers]] and [[:Category:Current ACF Members|current members]], view the previous pages or their [http://acf-quizbowl.com/members member list]. ...inal ACF's popularity--[[1994 Chicago|Chicago]] in 1994 and [[1995 Harvard|Harvard]] in 1995. By 1996, ACF Nationals was attracting 40 teams, and appeared to

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...;Other Notable Players and Future Stars", a sort of Honorable Mention category. Z. Possibly the most dominant single-category player ever to touch the buzzer, a master of geography. Given the over-abun