This week I present the 1932 Boys section nearly in its final form; by its tenth year of rowing in 1932, upwards of one third of the student body participated each spring. more
In this excerpt from the new book "Women's Voices in Rowing," former Czech rower Daniela Nachazelova talks to former US national team and Olympic rower (and Concept2 engineer) Judy Geer. more
In this excerpt from her new book, "Better Great Than Never," author Lindsay Shoop details the experiences of the 2006 USA Women's Eight at the World Championships in Eton, Great Britain. more
There's no question that elite sport is a tough business. But there is an increasingly sinister edge to many of these stories. Is this just part of the tough business of sport? How are we setting athletes up for these big moments in their lives? What expectations, what narratives and what images dominate? more
A chapter from Toby Ayer's book in progress about Harry Parker, describing a full season from a few years ago; the events in the excerpt occurred in March during Harvard practices and selection. more
The recent North Korean flag mix-up on the eve of the London 2012 Games reminded rowing historian and journalist Christopher Dodd of a similar flap at the start of the 1975 Rowing World Championships, which he recounted in his book, 'Pieces of Eight.' more
From David Halberstam: "The young women in this book are pioneers-they triumphed not merely over the favored Russian and Romanian women in England, but their greatest triumphs were back in their own country against all the prejudices of the era about what women were not supposed to do." more