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 Cold Case: Coxswain Rivalries

Cold Case: Coxswain Rivalries

Nate Rooks
September 1, 2013

This is a case so cold that plenty of coxswains have given up trying to crack it. Instead, they resign themselves to a sad, sad assumption: the coxswains at their club just can't, and won't ever, get along. The crimes are recurring...

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 Coxswain Rivalries, Part 2

Coxswain Rivalries, Part 2

Nate Rooks
September 1, 2013

So what can a coxswain do about her non-cooperative peers, besides react to their rude behavior? Well, if a reaction happens after the offense, then the obvious alternative is to act before the offense. And no, it...

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Jenny Park & Seattle University Women's Rowing

Jenny Park & Seattle University Women's Rowing

Helen Tompkins
September 1, 2013

With one year of NCAA varsity recognition under its belt, Seattle University is taking on Division I athletics with high expectations and one very dedicated team of women. Seattle University is a small Jesuit university that is well known for its...

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Amanda Kraus & Row New York

Amanda Kraus & Row New York

Nate Rooks
August 24, 2013

Row New York empowers youth from New York City's under-resourced communities to build strength, gain confidence, and pursue excellence through the sport of competitive rowing. The year-round programs for middle and high school students combine...

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