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February - Chess Life Magazine 2009

BRONZE Times TwoAmerica’s Newest GMBeautiful Chess, Dangerous Tactics: Ehlvest Captures Continental The Pentagon Five Khach as Khach Can Looks at Books: The Diversity of Chess TeachingChess to Enjoy: Stop the Presses! Soliaire Chess: Sammy the Position Player What's The Best Move: Practical Problem ThemesBack to Basics: The Roller Coaster Endgame Lab: White to Play and Twin! Ratings, Rules, and Rockets. USCF’s 2nd Decade: 1949-1958First Moves: Cornerstone SchoolCounterplay: Letters to the EditorUSCF Affairs

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