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The Wavemaster
By Paul Gold   
As the scholastic chess world gears up for the Supernationals tournament being contested in Nashville this coming April 3-5, Chess Life examines what has made FM Robby Adamson’s Tucson, Arizona chess teams such consistently strong competitors.

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Can Anyone Beat These Guys?
By WIM Dr. Alexey Root   
UTD and UMBC tie at the Pan American Intercollegiate Championship, or, “Dog Bites Man.”



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Kasparov’s Curriculum
By Macauley Peterson   
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Building upon your strengths is always a smart business strategy. After a few years of steady, top-flight results by our youngest players on the international stage, Garry Kasparov comes to New York to work with a group of America’s best and brightest scholastic chess players.


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Absolutely New and Improved
By FM Alex Dunne   
An experienced, strong group—all of them used to winning—“gathered” on a webserver to contest the 2007 Absolute. They then finished the 2006 Absolute.



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Looks at Books: Answered Questions
By WIM Dr. Alexey Root   
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Chess Life columnist Bruce Pandolfini pens a chess book in the tradition of Reinfeld and Chernev



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USCF History: Firsts and Fallout Shelters
By Al Lawrence   


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Chess to Enjoy: What Would Fritz Do?
By GM Andy Soltis   


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