Re: DC Quizbowlers?

• From: Chris White <cwhite2_at_benjaminthedonkey.yahoo.invalid>
• Date: Mon, 20 Oct 2003 05:11:14 -0000
• Message-ID: <bmvqpi+9hmq_at_...>

Jarrod-

I've had sone contact with American; they're new to the circuit this year, and 
they can't travel too far as of yet; but they seem to be active and (hopefully) 
eager... The "official" Georgetown program isn't much (I only saw them once 
last year), but I do know there's a grad student there (Augustine Kim) who 
often just goes to tournaments on his own; I don't have his contact info 
though... I suspect that Dan from Maryland might be able to help you out 
there.

Also , if you're interested, we (Swarthmore- we're right outside of Philly and 
easily reachable by train) are hosting a pair of tournaments on Nov.8 and 
Nov.9- one's an academic tournament for novices, while the other's all pop 
culture and has open eligibility.  We'd be happy to have you as a free agent, 
especially for the pop culture tournament on the 9th. (I don't know if we'll have 
room for the one on the eigth, though.)

Anyway, it's good to see some new interest from GW, and should you have 
any questions at all, you can email me at cwhite2 at swarthmore dot edu.

Best of luck,
Chris White
Swarthmore College Bowl


--- In quizbowl_at_yahoogroups.com, "wannabeprez001" <
wannabeprez001_at_y...> wrote:
> I am a freshman at George Washington U, and apparently our team is, 
> according to cooterchekov, "in a state of hibernation".  I played 
> for three yrs in high school (Dana Hills, CA), and would like to 
> continue.  I've tried contacting the G-town and American teams to 
> try and unofficially join up with them and received no response.  I 
> was wondering if there are any GW players out there who want to 
> bring the team back to life, if any other DC-area school will take 
> me on, or just if anyone has any advice?  Thanks.
> Jarrod Watson