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Jonah developed custom software for [[Scobol Solo]], which thereby became the first known tournament to track exactly where in questions players buzzed. He helps [[David Reinstein]] edit Solo as well as the [[Masonic]] set, and used to co-TD the [[New Trier Varsity]] tournaments (additionally writing and editing much of it in 2008 and 2009). | Jonah developed custom software for [[Scobol Solo]], which thereby became the first known tournament to track exactly where in questions players buzzed. He helps [[David Reinstein]] edit Solo as well as the [[Masonic]] set, and used to co-TD the [[New Trier Varsity]] tournaments (additionally writing and editing much of it in 2008 and 2009). | ||
| − | His unremarkable playing career was for [[Chicago]], [[Illinois]], and [[New Trier]]. | + | His unremarkable playing career was for [[Chicago]] (2010–2012), [[Illinois]] (2008–2009), and [[New Trier]] (2005–2008). |
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Revision as of 19:29, 8 November 2019
| Jonah Greenthal | |
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| Noted subjects | Judaism, math, musicals, Tom Lehrer, Arrested Development |
| Current college | none |
| Past colleges | Chicago (2010–2012), Illinois (2008–2009) |
| High school | New Trier (2005–2008) |
| Stats | HDWhite • NAQT |
Jonah Greenthal is a member of NAQT, for which he does a wide variety of technical work, subject editing (primarily mathematics), set editing (including roughly a dozen national championships), and logistics (including logistics-directing the 2012 and 2013 MSNCT and 2017 ICT).
Jonah developed custom software for Scobol Solo, which thereby became the first known tournament to track exactly where in questions players buzzed. He helps David Reinstein edit Solo as well as the Masonic set, and used to co-TD the New Trier Varsity tournaments (additionally writing and editing much of it in 2008 and 2009).
His unremarkable playing career was for Chicago (2010–2012), Illinois (2008–2009), and New Trier (2005–2008).
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