Parallels: How To Be A Chess Grandmaster

I ran into an interesting article today discussing the three Polger sisters, all world-class chess players, and how they developed their talent. Have a look at the article, and then read on to find out why we're discussing chess on an LSAT blog! While the story of the Polger sisters' upbringing is undeniably fascinating, that's…

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