Difference between revisions of "John Lawrence"
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| − | John Lawrence was the President of [[Yale]] Student Academic Competitions from 2010-2012. He is known for his deep music knowledge. He wrote and edited the music for 2009's [[THUNDER]] tournament, and all arts for 2010 [[ACF Fall]] and 2012 [[ACF Regionals]]. He has been lit and visual arts editor at several incarnations of [[BHSAT]], Yale's house-written high school tournament. In fall 2011, John wrote much of, and oversaw all of, the Lit and Fine Arts for [[MAGNI]]. | + | John Lawrence was the President of [[Yale]] Student Academic Competitions from 2010-2012. He is known for his deep music knowledge, and he and [[Kevin Koai]] are widely regarded as the two strongest specialists in that subject. He wrote and edited the music for 2009's [[THUNDER]] tournament, and all arts for 2010 [[ACF Fall]] and 2012 [[ACF Regionals]]. He has been lit and visual arts editor at several incarnations of [[BHSAT]], Yale's house-written high school tournament. In fall 2011, John wrote much of, and oversaw all of, the Lit and Fine Arts for [[MAGNI]]. |
| − | John was captain of the winning team at [[2011 ACF Nationals]] and co-captain (with Matt Jackson) of the winning team at [[2012 ACF Nationals]] | + | John was captain of the winning team at [[2011 ACF Nationals]] and co-captain (with [[Matt Jackson]]) of the winning team at [[2012 ACF Nationals]]. He had the second-highest number of powers in the field at 2011 [[Chicago Open]] while playing on the 2nd-place team with [[Matt Weiner]], [[Matt Bollinger]], and [[Gautam Kandlikar]]. He won the main event of the 2012 [[Chicago Open]] playing with Matt Bollinger, [[Eric Mukherjee]], and [[Chris Ray]], and the literature side event (WELD) playing with former Yale teammate Kevin Koai. |
[[Category: Players active in 2009]][[Category: Players active in 2010]][[Category: players active in 2011]][[Category: Yale]] | [[Category: Players active in 2009]][[Category: Players active in 2010]][[Category: players active in 2011]][[Category: Yale]] | ||
[[Category:Players on ACF Nationals championship teams]] | [[Category:Players on ACF Nationals championship teams]] | ||
Revision as of 09:42, 23 July 2012
| John Lawrence | |
| Noted subjects | Music, Literature |
| Current college | King's College London (2012-2013) |
| Past colleges | Yale (2008-2012) |
| High school | N/A |
| Stats | HDWhite • NAQT |
John Lawrence was the President of Yale Student Academic Competitions from 2010-2012. He is known for his deep music knowledge, and he and Kevin Koai are widely regarded as the two strongest specialists in that subject. He wrote and edited the music for 2009's THUNDER tournament, and all arts for 2010 ACF Fall and 2012 ACF Regionals. He has been lit and visual arts editor at several incarnations of BHSAT, Yale's house-written high school tournament. In fall 2011, John wrote much of, and oversaw all of, the Lit and Fine Arts for MAGNI.
John was captain of the winning team at 2011 ACF Nationals and co-captain (with Matt Jackson) of the winning team at 2012 ACF Nationals. He had the second-highest number of powers in the field at 2011 Chicago Open while playing on the 2nd-place team with Matt Weiner, Matt Bollinger, and Gautam Kandlikar. He won the main event of the 2012 Chicago Open playing with Matt Bollinger, Eric Mukherjee, and Chris Ray, and the literature side event (WELD) playing with former Yale teammate Kevin Koai.