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View clip of Susan giving commencement speech in front of 25,000 at Texas Tech!
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| | Grandmaster Susan Polgar (born as Zsuzsanna Polgar) is a Hungarian-American chess player, and one of the strongest female players ever, having been Women's World Chess Champion from 1996 until 1999. She beat the odds back in 1986 when she made history by being the first ever female player to qualify to compete in the Men's World Chess Championship. Read Her Biography
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 Susan Meets the Mayor and the State Senator
10.23.07 Mayor of Lubbock, Texas, David Miller will be present for the opening of the SPICE Cup in Memory of Reshevsky on November 9 at Texas Tech University.
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 Chess in the Schools International Conference
08.23.07 Some of the world's greatest chess players are attend the event at the University of Aberdeen.
Keynote speakers include Susan Polgar, four times Women's World Chess Champion, and Aberdonian Chess Grandmaster Jonathan Rowson, who is a three times British Champion.
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| |  Susan featured on "My Brilliant Brain" in England on television!
07.16.07 Exploring the incredible inner workings of the human brain, this compelling three-part documentary series looks at a group of remarkable people and poses questions about the origins of genius. The first episode focuses on 38-year-old Susan Polgar, the first female chess grandmaster, who's incredible story suggests that genius does not always have to be innate, but can be taught.
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GM SUSAN POLGAR is available for simultaneous exhibitions, lectures,
special appearances, summer camps, training, etc.
If you wish to book her for an event, please contact her Business Manager
Mr. PAUL TRUONG
Captain of the 2004 U.S. Women's Olympiad Silver Medal Team.
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