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Contributors
Johnoroft
(“First Moves,” p. 8) founded
EG
in 1965, the first long-running
journal exclusively for endgame
studies. He also served as
endgame study editor from 1931-
1974 for
British Chess Magazine
.
IMIrinKrush
(“Looks at Books,” p. 11) is
a three-time U.S. women’s
champion and a regular
contributor to
Chess Life
.
Chess Festival Begins in Orlando
The last days of July marks the beginning of the U.S. Open (July 30-August 7),
U.S. Girls Junior Open, Denker Tournament of High School Champions and a
new event, the Barber Tournament of K-8 Champions. Check
uschess.org
for
standings and pairings and
CLO
for updates.
FMMikeKlein
(“Cover Story,” p. 16) is, to his
students, a chess teacher; to
top professionals, he is a chess
journalist; and to old friends,
he is a semi-retired chess player.
He likes the international appeal
of the game and appreciates all
the chess players that have
shunned the money, fame and
free drinks of the poker table.
World Open
Break out the fireworks and
popcorn. The biggest open
tournament of the year hits
Philadelphia on Independence
Day weekend. Keep
uschess.org/clo
bookmarked
for U.S. Chess Scoop video
coverage and reportage by
Jamaal Abdul-Alim.
ChristopherKerrign
Dmrosh
(“Chess Business,” p. 36) aka
“Bird,” is a writer, math teacher,
graduate from Emory, and
probably the guy you tripped
over as he slept under a table
at the orld Open.
AlLrene
(“Remembrance,” p. 42) is a
former executive director of
both USCF and the orld
Chess Hall of Fame. His latest
book, with GM Lev Alburt, is
Chess Training Pocket Book II
.
Cadets Return to USCF Base
For the third year in a row, the U.S.
Cadet (Under 16) Championship will take
place in Crossville, Tennessee, the home
of the USCF. Favorites include Aleksandr
Ostrovskiy and Michael Bodek from New
ork and Atulya Shetty from Michigan.
Follow the tournament, an eight-player
round robin from July 11-15 and look for
updates by Alan Kantor on
CLO
.
MirimMorris
(“Chess Art,” p. 48) facilitates
exhibitions, lectures, and
writes about the life of her
father David Friedmann.
She continues to search for
his portraits of chess masters,
among other lost artwork.
Greg on Chess
IM Greg Shahade’s 2007
editorial on flaws in the
Swiss pairing system was
one of the most
commented
CLO
articles
in history. Greg is back
with controversial monthly
pieces on various topics
from round-robins to
promoting chess.
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