I bring to mind just one three-stone game we played in the Armitage Room. My return to playing Go can be blamed almost entirely on Alex Selby. I rediscovered the dislike of losing I had once had, probably too abundantly for my further Go education. With my family growing up, I started participating in tournaments again in 1993, and the British Championship in 1994. The Cambridge club has had its ups and downs.
Players come, go, and return to what is a lasting passion.
Long may that be the case. Richard Borcherds won the fields medal in 1998 and mentioned in an interview with the Scientific American that the reason he didn't go to lectures was because he concentrated on his go instead. These pages were last updated 29th November 2000. We would be delighted to receive your comments, so feel free to e-mail us.