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A First-Class Piece of Collective Seamanship, 5-Years’ Retrospective - 19 May 2000
Morning of time trials, Stotesbury Regatta, 19 May 2000.  more

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Helpful Hints for Journalists Covering Rowing
For the beleaguered sportswriter, or caption writer, facing a looming deadline on a rowing story, follow these tips.  more

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Rowing through History V -- The Venetian Galley
A ship with THREE rudders - just the thing for head race season  more

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Regatta Road Trip Hotels…The Silence of the Ice Machines…an outlet too far…linen closet’s revenge
"Did one of you commit an anarchist outrage in a linen closet?"  more

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Regatta Road Trip II: Crossing the Border
Wood chips and forest products....imaginary firearms, oatmeal and yogurt...say ‘thank-you’ to the nice customs officers.  more

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Big Two-Hearted River: Hemingway Guest-Coxes the Head of the Charles
They crossed to the other side, where the large buoys of the starting chute looked like white elephants. "They look like white elephants," the coxswain said.  more

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Regatta Road Trip: Part I -- On Not Driving Rented Durangos into the Great Lakes
"There are only two seasons," a seasoned traveller once remarked, "winter and construction."  more

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Upset Victory: A Review of Barry Strauss' New Book
Oarheads and coxswains will savor this book for the way it brings the art of maneuvering oared ships to life, down to the commands and training that were used.  more

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Stuff Even Your Roommate Doesn’t Know -- Media Information Kits
Our crew's got Truth to spare. Want some?  more

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The Final Ten Degrees: Pulse Steering vs. Constant Steering -- The Debate
The debate on the merits of pulse steering vs. constant steering  more

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Other People’s Stuff –Goths, Vandals, and Other Successors to the Roman Fleet
“Our navy is quite impressive, but we would get destroyed in a land war”  more

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Matrix Algebra on the Fly -- Hotseating and Hotboating
Oh, but this is the truly fun part of large, complex regattas. The part where either your crew really is a well-oiled machine, or else everything unravels in your face because somebody grabbed the wrong set of oars.  more

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Sleeping Like It's Our Job!
Sleep is vital to physical and mental performance.  more

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Point of Greatest Hazard III -- In Praise of Trailer Drivers
The Road leads ever on and on.  more

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Guest Coxing the Head of the Charles 2003 – Information Minister Saeed al-Sahaf
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