2010 ACE
2010 ACE
I know this may be a little early, but,
Is there any word on what classes will be offered at ACE this year?
Grayson is planning on taking at least 6 students and a couple of coaches to SEMO.
Edit: Looks like we're are going to Cambellsville now, which makes a lot more sense, actually.
Is there any word on what classes will be offered at ACE this year?
Grayson is planning on taking at least 6 students and a couple of coaches to SEMO.
Edit: Looks like we're are going to Cambellsville now, which makes a lot more sense, actually.
Last edited by Scott on Sun Apr 25, 2010 11:31 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Scott Blain
Grayson '12
Vanderbilt '16
Grayson '12
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Re: 2010 ACE
Scott,
We're still finalizing the details, but we should be able to make a preliminary announcement soon. Rest assured that there will be plenty of new classes offered covering every major category that comes up in quizbowl. As soon as we have a finalized course listing, we'll post it here and on http://www.acequizbowlcamp.com
We're still finalizing the details, but we should be able to make a preliminary announcement soon. Rest assured that there will be plenty of new classes offered covering every major category that comes up in quizbowl. As soon as we have a finalized course listing, we'll post it here and on http://www.acequizbowlcamp.com
Eric Huff
National History Bee (eric AT historybee.com)
ACE Quizbowl Camps (eric AT acequizbowlcamp.com)
Former Head Coach, Dorman High School (2001-2012)
http://www.historybee.com
http://www.acequizbowlcamp.com
National History Bee (eric AT historybee.com)
ACE Quizbowl Camps (eric AT acequizbowlcamp.com)
Former Head Coach, Dorman High School (2001-2012)
http://www.historybee.com
http://www.acequizbowlcamp.com
Re: 2010 ACE
Scott,
We look forward to having you back at ACE this summer. Mr. Huff is correct; hopefully, we will have a preliminary announcement for classes in the next couple of weeks. For now, though, I am pretty confident I can tell you what I will be teaching: Brit Lit II (1798 and after), Shakespeare, and Popular Plots - Short Fiction.
Brit Lit II is not a new class, but I didn't teach it last year at SEMO (or at any of the other ACE camps if I recall correctly). Shakespeare is always in high demand, so we are bringing it back again. The Popular Plots - Short Fiction class is new, and it will likely focus on 30-40 of the most commonly asked about short stories, novellas, and collections, that come up in quizbowl. The works will not come from a particular time period; instead, we will try to look at mainly non-American pieces, though some American works will definitely make an appearance.
See you soon!
We look forward to having you back at ACE this summer. Mr. Huff is correct; hopefully, we will have a preliminary announcement for classes in the next couple of weeks. For now, though, I am pretty confident I can tell you what I will be teaching: Brit Lit II (1798 and after), Shakespeare, and Popular Plots - Short Fiction.
Brit Lit II is not a new class, but I didn't teach it last year at SEMO (or at any of the other ACE camps if I recall correctly). Shakespeare is always in high demand, so we are bringing it back again. The Popular Plots - Short Fiction class is new, and it will likely focus on 30-40 of the most commonly asked about short stories, novellas, and collections, that come up in quizbowl. The works will not come from a particular time period; instead, we will try to look at mainly non-American pieces, though some American works will definitely make an appearance.
See you soon!
Elliott Rountree
Lambert Coach, 2017-present
Buford Coach, 2014-2015
Chattahoochee Coach, 2004-2014
GATA, 2018-present; 2007-2014
ACE, 2000-2013
Lambert Coach, 2017-present
Buford Coach, 2014-2015
Chattahoochee Coach, 2004-2014
GATA, 2018-present; 2007-2014
ACE, 2000-2013
Re: 2010 ACE
I will be definitely be taking to short fiction class this summer.
I also want to take another lit class that I have not yet taken.
Do you know who will be teaching Modern History this year; I may want to take that.
I also want to take another lit class that I have not yet taken.
Do you know who will be teaching Modern History this year; I may want to take that.
Scott Blain
Grayson '12
Vanderbilt '16
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Take the Brit Lit. By the way Mr. Rountree, do you think that you are going to be teaching Modern World Literature again? I have taken that the past two summers and it has really helped me develop as a player.RountreeCHS wrote:Scott,
We look forward to having you back at ACE this summer. Mr. Huff is correct; hopefully, we will have a preliminary announcement for classes in the next couple of weeks. For now, though, I am pretty confident I can tell you what I will be teaching: Brit Lit II (1798 and after), Shakespeare, and Popular Plots - Short Fiction.
Brit Lit II is not a new class, but I didn't teach it last year at SEMO (or at any of the other ACE camps if I recall correctly). Shakespeare is always in high demand, so we are bringing it back again. The Popular Plots - Short Fiction class is new, and it will likely focus on 30-40 of the most commonly asked about short stories, novellas, and collections, that come up in quizbowl. The works will not come from a particular time period; instead, we will try to look at mainly non-American pieces, though some American works will definitely make an appearance.
See you soon!
Ryan Dillon
Detroit Catholic Central Class of 2011
University of Michigan Class of 2015
Detroit Catholic Central Class of 2011
University of Michigan Class of 2015
Re: 2010 ACE
I'd be really interested in a Modern History class, too. Also, are there plans for a geography class?
Bobby Dorigo Jones
Detroit Catholic Central '12
Michigan State University '16
Harvard '17
Detroit Catholic Central '12
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Re: 2010 ACE
I'm not sure exactly how you define "Modern World History", but I can confirm that we are definitely teaching a "Current Events" class. There will also almost certainly be a yet-to-be-finalized/named 20th Century History Class. Both of these would potentially touch on "Modern World History"
Geography is something that we have offered in the past and will no-doubt offer again, but I'm not sure if we'll be offering it this summer. It largely depends on staff availability.
Sorry that I can't be more concrete, but I assure you that we will have a plethora of interesting, quizbowl-relevant classes at all three camps.
Geography is something that we have offered in the past and will no-doubt offer again, but I'm not sure if we'll be offering it this summer. It largely depends on staff availability.
Sorry that I can't be more concrete, but I assure you that we will have a plethora of interesting, quizbowl-relevant classes at all three camps.
Eric Huff
National History Bee (eric AT historybee.com)
ACE Quizbowl Camps (eric AT acequizbowlcamp.com)
Former Head Coach, Dorman High School (2001-2012)
http://www.historybee.com
http://www.acequizbowlcamp.com
National History Bee (eric AT historybee.com)
ACE Quizbowl Camps (eric AT acequizbowlcamp.com)
Former Head Coach, Dorman High School (2001-2012)
http://www.historybee.com
http://www.acequizbowlcamp.com
Re: 2010 ACE
No, not the same Modern World Literature course again. However, my new Short Fiction class will have several non-American and non-British works in it. As examples, think of stories like "In a Grove", "The Garden of Forking Paths", and "Dubliners."ryandillon wrote:By the way Mr. Rountree, do you think that you are going to be teaching Modern World Literature again?
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Buford Coach, 2014-2015
Chattahoochee Coach, 2004-2014
GATA, 2018-present; 2007-2014
ACE, 2000-2013
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Re: 2010 ACE
If available at Milligan, consider it taken. Also, just a quick question. At Milligan is there a CVS or some sort of store like that nearby? Or should I plan on bringing my wide assortment of energy drinks, kleenex, and such?RountreeCHS wrote:No, not the same Modern World Literature course again. However, my new Short Fiction class will have several non-American and non-British works in it. As examples, think of stories like "In a Grove", "The Garden of Forking Paths", and "Dubliners."ryandillon wrote:By the way Mr. Rountree, do you think that you are going to be teaching Modern World Literature again?
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Re: 2010 ACE
Students aren't allowed to leave campus, although if you can find an adult to go with you, you might be able to search for a pharmacy.ryandillon wrote:If available at Milligan, consider it taken. Also, just a quick question. At Milligan is there a CVS or some sort of store like that nearby? Or should I plan on bringing my wide assortment of energy drinks, kleenex, and such?
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At Campbellsville last year, DCC kids would hit up CVS quite frequently. And yes, it was allowed.Ben Cole wrote:Students aren't allowed to leave campus, although if you can find an adult to go with you, you might be able to search for a pharmacy.ryandillon wrote:If available at Milligan, consider it taken. Also, just a quick question. At Milligan is there a CVS or some sort of store like that nearby? Or should I plan on bringing my wide assortment of energy drinks, kleenex, and such?
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I could've sworn that at Milligan we were told to stay on campus unless we had special permission. Perhaps I'm misremembering.Inkana7 wrote:At Campbellsville last year, DCC kids would hit up CVS quite frequently. And yes, it was allowed.
Ben Cole, Southside '10, George Mason '14
nothing which we are to perceive in this world equals/ the power of your intense fragility:
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Re: 2010 ACE
Ryan:
Nothing commercial is anywhere near Milligan College. Seriously. No CVS adjacent to the campus like in Campbellsville. So, no one will be leaving the MC campus during that ACE camp unless driven by an adult. Sorry about that.
JR Barry, Director
ACE 2010 Camps
Nothing commercial is anywhere near Milligan College. Seriously. No CVS adjacent to the campus like in Campbellsville. So, no one will be leaving the MC campus during that ACE camp unless driven by an adult. Sorry about that.
JR Barry, Director
ACE 2010 Camps
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Re: 2010 ACE
jrbarry wrote:Ryan:
Nothing commercial is anywhere near Milligan College. Seriously. No CVS adjacent to the campus like in Campbellsville. So, no one will be leaving the MC campus during that ACE camp unless driven by an adult. Sorry about that.
JR Barry, Director
ACE 2010 Camps
No worries Mr. Barry! Also, are there fridges? (Sorry for all this pestering but I seriously can't go on quiz bowl binges like I do at ACE without some Rockstar)
Ryan Dillon
Detroit Catholic Central Class of 2011
University of Michigan Class of 2015
Detroit Catholic Central Class of 2011
University of Michigan Class of 2015
Re: 2010 ACE
Don't worry, Ryan. I'll stock the van. In the meantime we should be thinking of this year's shenanigans.ryandillon wrote:No worries Mr. Barry! Also, are there fridges? (Sorry for all this pestering but I seriously can't go on quiz bowl binges like I do at ACE without some Rockstar)
Bobby Dorigo Jones
Detroit Catholic Central '12
Michigan State University '16
Harvard '17
Detroit Catholic Central '12
Michigan State University '16
Harvard '17
Re: 2010 ACE
Guys:
No refrigs at Milligan. Really spartan there compared to Campbellsville which is like the Hilton compared to Milligan.
And you aren't bothering me at all. Keep any shanangans SAFE! :-)
JRB
No refrigs at Milligan. Really spartan there compared to Campbellsville which is like the Hilton compared to Milligan.
And you aren't bothering me at all. Keep any shanangans SAFE! :-)
JRB
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Re: 2010 ACE
I'm going to go out on a limb and assume there are plugs. Bring the mini-fridge(s) bobbo.
Ryan Dillon
Detroit Catholic Central Class of 2011
University of Michigan Class of 2015
Detroit Catholic Central Class of 2011
University of Michigan Class of 2015
Re: 2010 ACE
Ok I'm making the list. Anything else? And I've never heard bobbo before.
Bobby Dorigo Jones
Detroit Catholic Central '12
Michigan State University '16
Harvard '17
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Re: 2010 ACE
Eric Huff
National History Bee (eric AT historybee.com)
ACE Quizbowl Camps (eric AT acequizbowlcamp.com)
Former Head Coach, Dorman High School (2001-2012)
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http://www.acequizbowlcamp.com
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http://www.historybee.com
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Re: 2010 ACE
Apparently some people are unable to access the course list on our website. While we work on figuring out the problem, I'll go ahead and post it here...
ACE Quizbowl Camp
2010 Class Offerings
Literature I *
Literature I Lab **
History I*
History I Lab**
Science I*
Science I Lab**
British Literature: 1798-Present
Shakespeare
Ancient Literature
Short Fiction
Poetry
Scientists & Experiments
Anatomy
Astronomy
Chemistry
Math
Social Sciences
World Religion
Opera
Art History
British History: 1660-Present
Post WWII American History
20th Century World History
American Military History
Current Events
Science Buzzer Practice
Literature Buzzer Practice
History Buzzer Practice
* The I-Level courses are designed for players new to quizbowl (or at least new to the "canon" in that particular subject)
** The Lab courses are designed to complement the I-Level courses by offering extra instruction and buzzer practice specific to that subject. You must be in the accompanying I-Level course in order to register for the lab.
ALL COURSES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
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For those unfamiliar with how camp works, each camp day is divided into 5 periods. Each camper takes three classes and two individual practice sessions (ability grouped). Each evening all campers are placed into teams (also ability grouped) and compete in a tournament.
ACE Quizbowl Camp
2010 Class Offerings
Literature I *
Literature I Lab **
History I*
History I Lab**
Science I*
Science I Lab**
British Literature: 1798-Present
Shakespeare
Ancient Literature
Short Fiction
Poetry
Scientists & Experiments
Anatomy
Astronomy
Chemistry
Math
Social Sciences
World Religion
Opera
Art History
British History: 1660-Present
Post WWII American History
20th Century World History
American Military History
Current Events
Science Buzzer Practice
Literature Buzzer Practice
History Buzzer Practice
* The I-Level courses are designed for players new to quizbowl (or at least new to the "canon" in that particular subject)
** The Lab courses are designed to complement the I-Level courses by offering extra instruction and buzzer practice specific to that subject. You must be in the accompanying I-Level course in order to register for the lab.
ALL COURSES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
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For those unfamiliar with how camp works, each camp day is divided into 5 periods. Each camper takes three classes and two individual practice sessions (ability grouped). Each evening all campers are placed into teams (also ability grouped) and compete in a tournament.
Eric Huff
National History Bee (eric AT historybee.com)
ACE Quizbowl Camps (eric AT acequizbowlcamp.com)
Former Head Coach, Dorman High School (2001-2012)
http://www.historybee.com
http://www.acequizbowlcamp.com
National History Bee (eric AT historybee.com)
ACE Quizbowl Camps (eric AT acequizbowlcamp.com)
Former Head Coach, Dorman High School (2001-2012)
http://www.historybee.com
http://www.acequizbowlcamp.com
Re: 2010 ACE
Also, to answer a question that we've been asked several times, there is no registration deadline and there are no late fees; we will take registrations up to the day each respective camp begins. However, space is limited at each site. We are well ahead of pace this year (we've already surpassed last year's numbers, and we still have 2 weeks before the start of the first camp), and I fully expect that we will hit our cap at at least one of the sites. If you want to register, there's still time, but you need to do so sooner rather than later. For more information or to register, go to:
http://www.acequizbowlcamp.com
http://www.acequizbowlcamp.com
Eric Huff
National History Bee (eric AT historybee.com)
ACE Quizbowl Camps (eric AT acequizbowlcamp.com)
Former Head Coach, Dorman High School (2001-2012)
http://www.historybee.com
http://www.acequizbowlcamp.com
National History Bee (eric AT historybee.com)
ACE Quizbowl Camps (eric AT acequizbowlcamp.com)
Former Head Coach, Dorman High School (2001-2012)
http://www.historybee.com
http://www.acequizbowlcamp.com
Re: 2010 ACE
ACE will offer Physics also but only at our Milligan camp in TN.
ACE will offer European History Topics: 1500-1815 at SEMO only.
Not all our courses are offered at every camp. Availability of qualified staff dictates some of that.
ACE will offer European History Topics: 1500-1815 at SEMO only.
Not all our courses are offered at every camp. Availability of qualified staff dictates some of that.
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Re: 2010 ACE
No Geography class?Eric Huff wrote:Apparently some people are unable to access the course list on our website. While we work on figuring out the problem, I'll go ahead and post it here...
ACE Quizbowl Camp
2010 Class Offerings
Literature I *
Literature I Lab **
History I*
History I Lab**
Science I*
Science I Lab**
British Literature: 1798-Present
Shakespeare
Ancient Literature
Short Fiction
Poetry
Scientists & Experiments
Anatomy
Astronomy
Chemistry
Math
Social Sciences
World Religion
Opera
Art History
British History: 1660-Present
Post WWII American History
20th Century World History
American Military History
Current Events
Science Buzzer Practice
Literature Buzzer Practice
History Buzzer Practice
* The I-Level courses are designed for players new to quizbowl (or at least new to the "canon" in that particular subject)
** The Lab courses are designed to complement the I-Level courses by offering extra instruction and buzzer practice specific to that subject. You must be in the accompanying I-Level course in order to register for the lab.
ALL COURSES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
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For those unfamiliar with how camp works, each camp day is divided into 5 periods. Each camper takes three classes and two individual practice sessions (ability grouped). Each evening all campers are placed into teams (also ability grouped) and compete in a tournament.
Joe Czupryn
Ohio Academic Competition Committee Executive Director
Sidney Coach 2012-2015
Northmont Assistant Coach 2008-2011
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Sidney Coach 2012-2015
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Re: 2010 ACE
I too was extremely disheartened by this...GBRodgers12 wrote:No Geography class?Eric Huff wrote:Apparently some people are unable to access the course list on our website. While we work on figuring out the problem, I'll go ahead and post it here...
ACE Quizbowl Camp
2010 Class Offerings
Literature I *
Literature I Lab **
History I*
History I Lab**
Science I*
Science I Lab**
British Literature: 1798-Present
Shakespeare
Ancient Literature
Short Fiction
Poetry
Scientists & Experiments
Anatomy
Astronomy
Chemistry
Math
Social Sciences
World Religion
Opera
Art History
British History: 1660-Present
Post WWII American History
20th Century World History
American Military History
Current Events
Science Buzzer Practice
Literature Buzzer Practice
History Buzzer Practice
* The I-Level courses are designed for players new to quizbowl (or at least new to the "canon" in that particular subject)
** The Lab courses are designed to complement the I-Level courses by offering extra instruction and buzzer practice specific to that subject. You must be in the accompanying I-Level course in order to register for the lab.
ALL COURSES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
**************************
For those unfamiliar with how camp works, each camp day is divided into 5 periods. Each camper takes three classes and two individual practice sessions (ability grouped). Each evening all campers are placed into teams (also ability grouped) and compete in a tournament.
Bobby Dorigo Jones
Detroit Catholic Central '12
Michigan State University '16
Harvard '17
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Re: 2010 ACE
Same. Geography is my one true quizbowl love.DrCongo wrote:I too was extremely disheartened by this...GBRodgers12 wrote:No Geography class?Eric Huff wrote:Apparently some people are unable to access the course list on our website. While we work on figuring out the problem, I'll go ahead and post it here...
ACE Quizbowl Camp
2010 Class Offerings
Literature I *
Literature I Lab **
History I*
History I Lab**
Science I*
Science I Lab**
British Literature: 1798-Present
Shakespeare
Ancient Literature
Short Fiction
Poetry
Scientists & Experiments
Anatomy
Astronomy
Chemistry
Math
Social Sciences
World Religion
Opera
Art History
British History: 1660-Present
Post WWII American History
20th Century World History
American Military History
Current Events
Science Buzzer Practice
Literature Buzzer Practice
History Buzzer Practice
* The I-Level courses are designed for players new to quizbowl (or at least new to the "canon" in that particular subject)
** The Lab courses are designed to complement the I-Level courses by offering extra instruction and buzzer practice specific to that subject. You must be in the accompanying I-Level course in order to register for the lab.
ALL COURSES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
**************************
For those unfamiliar with how camp works, each camp day is divided into 5 periods. Each camper takes three classes and two individual practice sessions (ability grouped). Each evening all campers are placed into teams (also ability grouped) and compete in a tournament.
Raynell Cooper
Arcadia ES '04
Richard Montgomery HS '11
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University of Maryland, College Park '17
Hella things, National History Bee and Bowl
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University of Maryland, College Park '17
Hella things, National History Bee and Bowl
Re: 2010 ACE
Is there a list posted anywhere of who is registered for the Milligan camp?
Susan, Dunbar
Re: 2010 ACE
Nope. But I can tell you that the Milligan camp has 149 student campers, 9 adult campers, and 17 staff. Dunbar has 3 kids regsitered: John, Valerie, and Vania.
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Re: 2010 ACE
149? Wow. Does Milligan usually get this sort of draw? Or is this a record? Because if I recall correctly we had about 50 kids at Campbellsville last year and about 90 at SEMO the year prior to that.jrbarry wrote:Nope. But I can tell you that the Milligan camp has 149 student campers, 9 adult campers, and 17 staff. Dunbar has 3 kids regsitered: John, Valerie, and Vania.
Ryan Dillon
Detroit Catholic Central Class of 2011
University of Michigan Class of 2015
Detroit Catholic Central Class of 2011
University of Michigan Class of 2015
Re: 2010 ACE
Ryan:
This is our largest camp since 2000 when we went to multiple camps annually instead of just one at Furman. (We had 247 student campers at that last Furman camp in 2000.)
Last year Milligan and SEMO were exactly the same size, 115 kids at each. Campbellsville was 57 kids. As of today, Milligan is 150 kids and Campbellsville is 85 kids while SEMO stayed exactly the same at 115 last month.
Look forward to seeing you guys next week.
JRB
This is our largest camp since 2000 when we went to multiple camps annually instead of just one at Furman. (We had 247 student campers at that last Furman camp in 2000.)
Last year Milligan and SEMO were exactly the same size, 115 kids at each. Campbellsville was 57 kids. As of today, Milligan is 150 kids and Campbellsville is 85 kids while SEMO stayed exactly the same at 115 last month.
Look forward to seeing you guys next week.
JRB
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