Duif's Place:
Chess for Fans and Tournament Players

A Note From Duif

Our URL is http://www.jaderiver.com/chess/
Write to Duif's Place at duifplace@jaderiver.com

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Find a Teacher in Your City--or Online!

Our directory is free to both students and teachers, and is a memorial project for IM Boris Kogan.

Teachers are listed by last name, location, and specialty (both chess and teaching specialty, including teachers of learning disabled children and adults, and chess teachers who specialize in chess camps, press analysis, and team coaching).

We have listings for chess teachers from over a dozen countries, as well as teachers who offer chess lessons by e-mail, mail, phone, and on the Internet.

Index to the archives at Duif's Place

Looking for information on the current FIDE World Championship? See our Guide for Chess Fans and New Tournament Players for the article on "Who's the Current World Champion?"

Note: From 1997 - 1999, Duif wrote the news column for the US Chess Federation, and you'll find her weekly news articles on that site for that period. You'll continue to find new material here at Duif's Place every month in the Guide for Fans and New Tournament Players, the Kids and Parents areas, and the International Directory of Chess Teachers. We'll also maintain the archive of earlier news features here.

Past features on major events like

• the 1996 US Junior Championship,
• the 1996 US Championship,
• the 1996 World Championship, and
• the 1996 Chess Olympiad featuring teams from over 100 countries!

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