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Sophie Sherry

University of Chicago student Garrett Chalfin created The New York Times crossword puzzle in Sunday’s Sun-Times

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Garrett Chalfin, a first-year student at the University of Chicago, says he loves finding time to create crossword puzzles like the one that appears in Sunday’s Sun-Times. (LinkedIn)

At 19, Garrett Chalfin has landed his second crossword puzzle in a Sunday edition of The New York Times — an impressive feat for a cruciverbalist of any age. 

Chalfin — whose puzzle also appears in Sunday’s Chicago Sun-Times — worked on it for more than a year before submitting it last spring, during his senior year of high school.

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