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Chess
dispute
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University Union Special Pro
because he was not told two be
testant was playing a match.
Robert Coleman won round
forced to a rematch because t
board is utilized so a blind cont<
what moves his opponent has mi
COLEMAN DEFEATED his
Watson, in about 15 minutes.
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Coleman's constant tapping of t!
know nothing about chess rule
nament director," Cornell said.
LeMaster said two boards mu
in a chess tournament. Colema
boards because he started the gj
Coleman said he arrived at t
the tournament, drew a numbe
be, and "the guy who was recorc
After the rule dispute Watsor
next round of the tournament,
eliminated from the competitio
minute rule, Coleman said, so 1
Coleman filed the protest on
check on the rules and contact li
had started to play before the ri
played the rematch under prote;
CORNELL SAID she called
International chess tournament
of Tennessee at Knoxville. Ad
Chess Federation rules concerr
contestant enters a tournamen
the use of two boards.
Coleman sent formal letters <
Minority Student Affairs Charle
Affairs.
Watson said he felt tourname
should have mentioned the twowas
unfortunate and shouldn't
said.
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;sting the outcome of a Russell House
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>ards had to be used when a blind conone
of the chess tournament but was
wo boards were not used. The second
sstant can feel the chess pieces to know
ade.
first opponent in the tournament, Matt
Watson asked Donna Cornell, head of
mittee, for a rematch because he said
he board disturbed his concentration. "I
s, so 1 called Don LeMaster, the tour
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ame before the rules were announced,
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r to determine who his opponent would
ling moves told me to start."
i won the rematch and advanced to the
Coleman lost his next match and was
n. "The only rule I knew of was the 30he
filed a protest with Donna Cornell.
Jan. 21, and Cornell told him she would
lim. On Jan. 22, Cornell told Coleman he
lies were announced and he should have
st.
the regional American College Unions
director, Don Adams, at the University
ams said there were no United States
ling the use of two boards when a blind
t, but international chess rules require
:>f protest to Donna Cornell, Director of
s McMillian and Olivia White in Student
nt directors "mistreated" Coleman and
board rule at the onset of the match. "It
have happened, but it did," LeMaster
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A new "all you can eat" menu hai
Cafeteria meal service for lunch and c
Lester Aiken, director of ARA Foo<
give students what they want at a pric
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for dinner, and Monday through Frida
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choice of another meal is offered each
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