We’re Hiring!
Duties:
You will be coaching in a chess class with 15-20 students. In the class you will be responsible for the safety of the students, teaching chess, having fun and building relationships with the students. Punctuality is crucial, since we are dealing with children.
Job Purpose:
Teaching the game of chess ... Read More
Chess World: Please Help Haiti!
Published By Frank On Thursday, January 21st 2010. Under Chess History, Featured, International Chess, News Tags: 2010 Olympiad, chess festival, earthquake, Haiti, Olympiad, Port au Prince, Sabine Bonnet
Source: Dr. Daaim Shabazz
Fellow Chess Enthusiasts:
Haitian Tragedy
You are most certainly aware of the tragedy that has beset the nation of Haiti. A nation of a proud history and a nation sharing the love of our royal game of chess. Less than a week ago, a massive earthquake leveled the capitol ... Read More
9th Annual MLK Holiday Tournament
Published By Frank On Tuesday, January 12th 2010. Under Chess Tournaments
9th Annual Martin Luther King Holiday Tournament
When: Saturday, January 16, 2010.
Where: Early College High School at Carver – 55 McDonough Blvd SE, Atlanta Ga 30315
Open to: All scholastic players in grades K-12
Format: Five rounds. 30 minutes per player per game. Individual/Team Swiss System pairings.
Sections: USCF rated Primary (K-3), Elementary (K-5), ... Read More
Nakamura strikes again!
Published By Frank On Tuesday, January 12th 2010. Under Chess Tournaments, Featured, International Chess, News Tags: Ben Finegold, chessbase.com, chessninja, GM Boris Gelfand, Hikaru Nakamura, The Week in Chess, World Team Championship
Hikaru Nakamura is leading the US Delegation in the World Team Championships. He has been building up his internation activity and this time has beaten the World's number 6 player Grandmaster Boris Gelfand.
US Champion Hikaru Nakamura's incredible round five win in the World Team Championship over World Cup Champion Boris ... Read More

