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February 9, 2011
Hilton225.jpgAre you a college student who was inspired by Anna Ginzburg's piece on Ivy League Chess, Alex Betaneli's Pan-Am recap, or Jonathan Hilton's Best of CLO ranked piece? Then be sure to register for the Spring Online Collegiate Championship, set for February and March on the Internet Chess Club. The deadline is midnight PST this coming Thursday (February 10). More info at www.collegechess.org.
 
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