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January 19, 2012
Victor Shen was the clear victor at the 2012 Liberty Bell Open, held over Martin Luther King Day weekend in Philadelphia. The Columbia University freshman scored 6/7 and earned over $2200. The US Chess Scoop talked to Victor, organizer Steve Immitt and a Philadelphia-area scholastic player,  Vanita Young.



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Find full standings and information on the official website of the Liberty Bell Open.
 
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