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Jamie Tang

Jamie Tang, Staff Writer

Jamie is currently a junior, and this is her first year on Emery’s staff. Outside of The Emery, Jamie is passionate about the 3000-year-old game of Go, and she is a website manager for the American Go Honor Society. She also enjoys working part-time at local restaurants, cooking vegetarian dishes, and volunteering as a chapter lead for Dear Asian Youth.
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Ashley “Lee” Qi, the older sister of Alex Qi, serves as the Social Media Manager of the American Go Association. She volunteered at the 2022 Chicago Tribute. Here, she uses the Baduk Club software, pioneered by Devin Fraze and his team, to calculate the total number of wins, losses, and the Sum of Opponents (SOS) of each player. The SOS is used to determine tie-breakers. Outside of Go, Qi is an ambitious junior in high school, taking only college classes.

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Albert Yan, left, one of the top amateur Go players in the United States, faces off against 14-year-old Alex Qi during the 2022 Chicago Go Tribute in Evanston, Illinois, on November 13th, 2022. Qi became the newest American Go Association (AGA) professional Go player during the 2022 Pro Qualifiers last July. A ferocious fight has erupted on the bottom left of the board as the clock ticks down. Yan, playing black is on the offensive.

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The 2022 Chicago Go Tribute, a tournament dedicated to the 3000-year-old game of Go, took place at the Immanuel Lutheran Church in Evanston, Illinois. The Chicago Go Tribute was divided into three sections: open, main, and youth. Prizes included cash awards, medallions, and free lessons from top American Go players. Go rankings range from 30 kyu (30K) to 1 kyu (1K) for beginners and 1 dan (1D) to 7 dan (7D) for amateurs. Finally, professional players progress from 1 professional dan (1P) or shodan to 9 professional dan (9P), the equivalent of a chess grandmaster. This year, the Chicago Go Tribute had one of the largest turnouts to date with about a hundred participants from all over the United States, including Seattle, Washington.

[Photo] The 2022 Chicago Go Tribute

November 15, 2022
Sex education in America: Looking at the history of sex education

Sex education in America: Looking at the history of sex education

Jamie Tang, Staff Writer
December 22, 2022
Dutch poses for a selfie.

Freshman Friday: Cassandra Dutch

Jamie Tang
November 25, 2022
The 2022 Chicago Go Tribute, a tournament dedicated to the 3000-year-old game of Go, took place at the Immanuel Lutheran Church in Evanston, Illinois. The Chicago Go Tribute was divided into three sections: open, main, and youth. Prizes included cash awards, medallions, and free lessons from top American Go players. Go rankings range from 30 kyu (30K) to 1 kyu (1K) for beginners and 1 dan (1D) to 7 dan (7D) for amateurs. Finally, professional players progress from 1 professional dan (1P) or shodan to 9 professional dan (9P), the equivalent of a chess grandmaster. This year, the Chicago Go Tribute had one of the largest turnouts to date with about a hundred participants from all over the United States, including Seattle, Washington.

The 2022 Chicago Go Tribute

Jamie Tang, Staff Writer
November 15, 2022
Freshman Twig Brecken (top) hems a pair of slacks while Ella Yip (bottom) removes the wide sleeves from one of the dresses for the Gossips.

Behind the sewing machine

Jamie Tang, Staff Writer
November 9, 2022
Tim Teymurov, bottom center, designs a movie poster with his classmates.

Senior Saturday: Tim Teymurov

Jamie Tang, Staff Writer
October 30, 2022
Mike Devries visits the SAV Club in the Huron High School library to discuss plans to improve the labeling of plant-based options and introduce vegan options in AAPS lunches. From left to right, Arav Bhojani, Mike Devries, Max Samaha, Zoe Zhang, and Serena Chang

Say Cheers to Soy Milk

Jamie Tang, Staff Writer
October 12, 2022
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