Benjamin Nielsen and his friends don’t speak
Russian but language was not a barrier Saturday as they gathered for a
chess tournament against a team in Bloomington-Normal’s sister city.
The Internet provided the conduit for 10 area students sitting at laptop
computers to challenge players from Vladimir, Russia. The event was
sponsored by Colley’s Chess Cafe, 320 N. Main St., Bloomington.
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Benjamin Nielsen and his friends don’t speak
Russian but language was not a barrier Saturday as they gathered for a
chess tournament against a team in Bloomington-Normal’s sister city.
