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...Ever the team competitor, Kovacs earned some well-deserved recognition following the event. He walked away from the regatta with All-New England honors as a skipper as well as the Senior Award, honoring his talent and sportsmanship. To top it all off, Kovacs was named the New England Sailor of the Year. “It was pretty exciting. There were a bunch of really good sailors, and we’ve been really close all year,” Kovacs said. “It’s sort of nice to get the recognition when...
...Garrity said. “We came a long way even from where we were on Friday during practice to where we were on Sunday. We didn’t lose races to teams we were supposed to beat.”“Our younger sailors, Jon and Alan and their crews, just really stepped up,” Dolbec added. “It was their first big team racing event and they did a great job. Kyle and I were really impressed.”And the icing on the cake was the Crimson?...
...shores and beaches of Cape Cod are some of the most beautiful the state boasts, informed citizens must see the beauty in a different light. We must see the slowly rolling waves as a gift from nature that we would be wasting if left alone. Much like a sailor cannot stay inside when the whitecaps appear, a citizen concerned about the energy crisis should not be able to see the potential energy in those waves and not harness it. The bigger picture of the global warming crisis needs to take priority. When we save some of our natural wonders today...
...allowed to fight at night and Turks can't fire except in self-defense. In the view of U.S. and NATO officials, such restrictions are badly handicapping the entire alliance. Testifying before Congress this month, one top U.S. general said caveats "increase the risk for every soldier, sailor, airman and Marine the alliance deploys...
...before my thesis. In those days I wore makeup and tried to get people to go to absinthe bars. Now I watch old Britney Spears videos and cry in the library at 2 a .m. I am wretchedly altered, I must admit. If I had an engagement to a sailor who returned after years at sea and saw me now, he would probably say the same. I ritualistically avoid public places. I guzzle three cups of coffee a day. My paleness could inspire 16th-century poetry. I always used to think that seniors were being babies or lying when they...