Here are brief highlights from Technophobia Four:"Death by Quizbowl,"
including the West CCT.  Complete standings and statistics will
follow.

NAQT West CCT segment:
Berkeley A won Division I, defeating Stanford in the final match.
Berkeley B won Division II.

Open Team/Submitted Packets segment:
The tournament ended in an unbroken tie between Stanford A (now
fortified with Alan Taber) and Hentzel & Kidder.

For their various victories, Berkeley A, Berkeley B, Stanford A, and
Hentzel & Kidder received Caltech-logo'd chocolate.

By common consent, Most Valuable Player titles were awarded to Dwight
Kidder (Division I) and Wesley Matthews of Occidental (Division II).
They received coffee mugs emblazoned with Linus Pauling's baby picture.

Brian Moore of ASU received the title of Most Negs and a copy of 
Stephen King's "Desperation."

The Best Submitted Packet award went to Berkeley A.  They received a
CD of Richard Feynman telling stories and playing the bongo drums.

Attention Guinness: Including the six rounds of TRASH which were played
after the academic portion of the tournament was over, 39 rounds were
read within a 32.5 hour period.  Individual players participated in 
at most 38 rounds, due to byes and so forth.