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The hard-working MIT Engineers take to the Charles River to hone their racing, sportsmanship, and leadership.
Summer is right around the corner, which means now is the time to grab a new spray jacket, a pair of gloves, or a rigging knife. You could head over to West Marine and buy them, or you could compete in our Fantasy Sailing League and maybe win one of those key piece of sailing gear.
Jeff Johnstone looks back at the boat that "started it all" for his family's company. From our April 1997 issue.
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The Tartan Ten Parrot Head emerges from a fog bank at Annapolis NOODS 2012.
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Kicks, starts a race and wins Charleston Race Week for J80 class.
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The teams led by 2008 Olympians Anna Tunnicliffe and Sally Barkow square off for the right to represent the United States in Women's Match Racing in the 2012 Olympics. The weather was cold, but the intensity on the course was white-hot.
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