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The Inaugural 1998 National Scholastics Championship Tournament The Partnership for Academic Competition Excellence PRESENTS The Inaugural 1998 National Scholastics Championship Tournament June 19-20, 1998 Case Western Reserve University Cleveland, Ohio Table of Contents Dedications ..................................................................................................................................... 3 Acknowledgements......................................................................................................................... 4 Tentative Schedule......................................................................................................................... 7 Quarterfinal Divisional Playoff Schedule ................................................................................. 8 Consolation Round Playoffs ....................................................................................................... 9 Participating Schools ................................................................................................................... 10 Charter PACE-affiliated teams (1996-98) .................................................................................. 12 About the Participants................................................................................................................. 13 1998 National Scholastics Championship Staff.................................................................. 13 1998 National Scholastics Championship Officials Roster................................................ 14 Aiken High School................................................................................................................. 15 Bishop Kenny High School................................................................................................... 16 Brookwood High School........................................................................................................ 17 Cistercian Preparatory School ............................................................................................. 18 Copley High School ............................................................................................................... 19 Detroit Catholic Central High School.................................................................................. 20 Eleanor Roosevelt High School ............................................................................................ 21 Forest High School................................................................................................................ 22 Gonzaga College High School............................................................................................... 23 Governor’s School for Government and International Studies.......................................... 24 Half Hollow Hills High School West.................................................................................... 25 Henry Ford II High School ................................................................................................... 26 Homeschooler Achievement Center..................................................................................... 27 Latin School of Chicago ........................................................................................................ 28 Los Alamitos High School..................................................................................................... 29 Louisville High School .......................................................................................................... 30 Loyola Academy .................................................................................................................... 31 Memorial Senior High School .............................................................................................. 32 North Kansas City High School........................................................................................... 33 Paul Dorman High School .................................................................................................... 34 Ransom Everglades High School ......................................................................................... 35 Rockville High School ........................................................................................................... 36 Rufus King High School ....................................................................................................... 37 Salem High School ................................................................................................................ 38 Santa Fe High School ........................................................................................................... 39 St. Charles Preparatory School............................................................................................ 40 State College High School .................................................................................................... 41 Torrey Pines High School ..................................................................................................... 42 Dedications Samer T. Ismail dedicates this tournament: To everyone -- especially the teams competing here this weekend-- who thought that a young college student could have an idea worth pursuing -- thank you. To all the people who wrote questions, and took time from their busy schedules to help officiate this weekend -- thank you for helping make this tournament possible. And to everyone who said that a "tournament of dreams" would never work-- thank you, for driving us to work that much harder to see that it did. And thank you to the Yale Student Academic Competitions teams--for giving me some of the best times of my life, and for reining me in when necessary. And, finally, to my brother Ahmed--thank you. Without your support, I'd never have had the chance to do this. Emil Thomas Chuck dedicates this tournament: To my research advisors and thesis committee for allowing me the opportunity to organize tournaments at CWRU over the years without threats or ultimatums; To everyone who kept me sane while organizing this tournament, and to everyone whose help will keep me sane (at least for a few moments) this weekend; To the people who got me involved in this activity (via Academic Decathlon) ten years ago: my teachers at Caddo Parish Magnet High School (Shreveport, Louisiana), namely (in chronological order) Otto Sellers, Riley Bratton, Mary Rounds, Sonja Webb, Thad Pardue, and Cathy Sledge; To the past and present members of the CWRU College Trivia Club who patiently withstood all my storms and rants about organizing our team and our competitions; we all share in the rewards of hosting high-quality competitions like this one; To everyone who believed that a network like ours could work and help academic competition both at the high school and college level; To all the competitors at the high school tournaments I have hosted at Duke and CWRU since 1992, whose experience has prepared me for this event; Finally, to all the friends I have made through my involvement in academic competition, many of whom have dreamed with me about this moment: I wish all of you were here to see this. Thank you for making this weekend one I won't ever forget. Martin J. Dunlap dedicates this tournament: I'd like to dedicate this tournament foremost to Lisa. Thanks for all your support and for putting up with all these questions (as well as the answers) I'd also like to thank Mrs. Judith Gross my high school "Brain Brawl" coach for getting me into this competition in the first place. And in closing, thanks to my parents and the rest of my family for leaving all those books around for me to read. Acknowledgements The Organizing Committee of the 1998 National Scholastics Championship are extremely grateful for the assistance and advice of the following individuals and organizations. At Case Western Reserve University, for their sponsorship, support, or assistance for this event, we equally acknowledge the following people and organizations. Dean William T. Conley & Rae Ann DiBaggio Office of Undergraduate Admissions Vice President Glenn Nicholls Office of Student Affairs Colleen Barker-Williamson Office of Student Activities David Hensel & Lyn Marie Hamel Office of Housing Jerry Mattioli Office for Conferences & Special Events Dave Jancock CWRU Bookstore Leslie Riley Aramark Catering Services Supplemental financial support for this competition is being provided by an opportunity grant from the Martha Holden Jennings Educational Foundation, headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio. Please send thank you letters to the Foundation’s office: Daniel M. Kalish, Executive Director Advisory and Distribution Committee Martha Holden Jennings Foundation 710 Halle Building 1228 Euclid Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44115 We would also like to acknowledge the contributions of the following individuals and organizations for their assistance with running this program. Question Contributors David Bykowski & Darrah Densmore, Furman University (SC) Academic Competition Team Case Western Reserve University (OH) College Trivia Club Willie Chen, University of California at Irvine Amanda Goad, Rice University (TX) College Bowl Team The Ohio State University Academic Quiz Team University of Missouri at Rolla Academic CompetitionTeam University of Texas at Dallas Zusammenwirken Academic Team Robert Whaples, Wake Forest University (NC) Yale University (CT) Student Academic Competitions Club Assistance to Organizing Committee Academic Hallmarks Knowledge Master Open (Colorado) Harriet
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