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Awww, I don't think I can do that time.

I quite liked the tossup on Bohemian Rhapsody at Penn Bowl that was written like a classical music tossup -- complete with score clues!

Is Notre Dame hosting a mirror of this?

When are we going to get info about logistics for this if we're planning on reading packets?

Hot take: closed tournaments are closed and open tournaments are open. If you need to play under a pseudonym or lie on the forums, ya dun goofed. I'm quite new to quizbowl, but it seems like this is very correct, and it seems like being able to play a tournament by being friends with the editor is ...

I'm flying home on the morning of the 22nd but any time after that probably works

This sounds great. I'm in if available.

Thanks for the feedback -- I appreciate it, and I'll be trying to incorporate it into my future question-writing.

CPiGuy wrote:

CPiGuy wrote:I might write an "other sports" packet about sports other than the American Big Four (baseball, basketball, football, hockey).

This packet has been written to 20/0.

This packet has been written to 25/0, and now includes powers.

I'm new to both the game and writing questions -- I didn't write these for a tournament but it would still be great if y'all could take a look: 1 The arms of a statue of the Virgin Mary are severed in this novel in which the titular character steals Hester’s panties at the narrator’s mother’s weddin...

So, I understand that almost all the books referenced in that tossup refer to the "working class" in their titles, but "proletariat" in common usage is often basically a synonym for the working class. Is there a reason not to just accept this, especially given that some of these...

I don't see it on the archive...

CPiGuy wrote:I might write an "other sports" packet about sports other than the American Big Four (baseball, basketball, football, hockey).

This packet has been written to 20/0.

I might write an "other sports" packet about sports other than the American Big Four (baseball, basketball, football, hockey).