Students, prisoners face off in chess
The seventh chess tournament between Princeton University and the New Jersey State Prison saw a surprising number of prisoner victories, participants said.The Inmates and Ivy chess tournament brought six Princeton students to the prison in Trenton to test their chess skills against a collection of convicted felons and thieves, The (Newark) New Jersey Star-Ledger reported Thursday.The Princeton students, who played several simultaneous games against groups of prisoners, said the event usually end more...

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