Chess Life Magazine - March 2004 Issue

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The March 2004 Issue of Chess Life Magazine features an article on former World Champion Anatoly Karpov opening up chess schools in Kansas and playing in a tournament there. There's also an article on Varuzhan Akobian making his final GM norm.

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