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November Scholastic Chess column at ChessCafe

Tuesday, November 10th, 2009

The U.S. Chess School Greg Shahade’s U.S. Chess School (USCS) held its first session in January 2006, in Lexington, Kentucky. It’s a...
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Interview with new national chess master Abby Marshall

Following the conclusion of the recent U.S. Chess School session in St. Louis, Abby Marshall was kind enough to share some of her thoughts from the...
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Q&A with International Chess Master Greg Shahade, part 2

The 10th session of the U.S. Chess School is now history, and Greg Shahade shared some of his thoughts about the week. Part 1 of this interview...
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Q&A with International Chess Master Greg Shahade, part 1

The hectic week of the all-girls session of the U.S. Chess School has now concluded and everyone has returned home. Finally there was time to sit down...
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Blitz tournament and pizza party

On Friday afternoon, the U.S. Chess School held a combination blitz tournament/pizza party. It was somewhat informal, with the players sometimes...
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Brief interviews of Elizabeth Vicary and Gregory Kaidanov

On Friday, the last full day of the chess school, a television photographer came to conduct video interviews about the chess school. First he spoke...
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Getting raked over the coals

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Readers who are familiar with my Scholastic Chess column at ChessCafe know that I strive to present the many...
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The most intriguing player from the U.S. Chess School

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Of course, every one of the players from the 10th session of the U.S. Chess School is very talented and brings something special to the table. As...
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Lots and lots of photos from the U.S. Chess School

Elizabeth Vicary has posted a ton of photos from the just-concluded U.S. Chess School camp in St. Louis. Included here are just a few samples. She...
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Television video guy disrupts U.S. Chess School

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Well, sort of, anyway. Just as Gregory Kaidanov was about to deliver another grandmaster-level discussion, a photographer from a local television...
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