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	Trinity College, Cambridge - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Trinity College is a constituent college of the University of Cambridge in Cambridge, England.
		Trinity has many college societies, and its rowing club is the First and Third Trinity Boat Club.
		Trinity is sometimes suggested to be the second or third largest landowner in the UK (or in England) - after the Crown Estate, the National Trust and the Church of England.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Trinity_College,_Cambridge (2383 words)

	Trinity College, Cambridge - Wikipedia
		Trinity are o puternică tradiţie academică, având printre absolvenţii săi 31 de deţinători ai Premiului Nobel, cinci deţinători ai distincţiei Fields Medal şi unul al premiului Abel (ambele în matematică).
		Trinity College and King's College were for decades the main recruiting grounds for the Cambridge Apostles, an elite, intellectual secret society that once boasted members of real distinction but which is now considered to likely no longer exist.
		Trinity is sometimes suggested to be the second or third largest landowner in the UK (or in England) - after the Crown Estate and the Church of England.
	ro.wikipedia.org /wiki/Trinity_College,_Cambridge (3365 words)

	May Ball - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The First And Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball held by Trinity College is the most famous of the May Balls, always held on the first Monday of May Week, and its tickets are the most sought after.
		Trinity, Clare, and John's are situated directly on the River Cam, along the Backs, as are Queens' and Trinity Hall.
		Oxford's equivalent of the May Ball is known as a Commemoration Ball or "Commem," because it is held in the ninth week of Trinity term, known as Commem week after the university Encaenia (commemoration of benefactors) which is held then.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/May_Ball (918 words)

	Trinity C (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The first boat club associated with Trinity was formed in 1825 and came to be known as First Trinity in 1833 when the Third...
		Trinity is considered one of the more elite colleges at the University of Toronto and in recent years has...
		Trinity Site monument The area was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1975; the public is admitted on the first Saturdays of April and October.
	www.college-searching.com /college/Trinity+C (1671 words)

	History - Trinity May Ball 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Following on from this, the first Trinity Boat Club May Ball was held in 1891 in the Guildhall, with dinner served in the Corn Exchange.
		The clubs all enjoyed a great deal of success throughout the 19th century and, though the Second Trinity Boat Club was dissolved due to insufficient membership, the standard of rowing remained excellent.
		The Third Trinity BC had suffered from an ever diminishing number of appropriate undergraduates, and as such was struggling to maintain its position on the river.
	www.trinityball.co.uk /virtual/www.trinityball.co.uk/history.htm (462 words)

	Lady Margaret Boat Club - Colquhoun Sculls
		That the Committee of the Lady Margaret Boat Club have the power of appointing all umpires, starters, and judges, presenting the prize to the successful candidate, and determining all and every dispute that may arise among the competitors.
		That the second boat shall not touch nor ordinarily endeavour to pass the first boat, but may pass at the discretion of the Umpire.
		That if the difference between the two boats at the finish of a race be less than one second, the Umpire shall deem the race a dead heat.
	www.joh.cam.ac.uk /college_life/societies/lmbc/colquhoun.html (523 words)

	Event \| CUCBC v2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The Michell Cup is awarded annually by the CUCBC to the Boat Club giving the best performance on the river during the course of the academic year.
		Trinity Hall will feel very vulnerable to them, and probably also to Downing and 1st and 3rd later in the week, but LMBC should be able to hold off their charge at second.
		Each club will be issued with a total of four bank passes per boat and this is the maximum number of people permitted to accompany a boat during the race.
	www.cucbc.org /taxonomy/term/2 (1893 words)

	The Boat Race (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Third Trinity had a very good record on the Cam and at Henley in the first years of the twentieth century and thoroughly deserved to be recognised although the purists complained that their rowing style was not that traditionally associated with the Blue Boats of either University.
		They originally tried out a new boat designed by the great Dr Warre, but it was not a success and they returned to their previous boat, which was rather small for them.
		Boat Race day was a miserable one with continuous squalls of rain borne on an unpleasant westerly gusting wind, though with a slack tide and neglibible quantities of land water the water was calm.
	www.theboatrace.org /therace/history/racereports/1902 (602 words)

	Trinity College - eQuad
		Trinity places a highest-ever third with 13 points in the NCAA Division III Championship Overall Standings, as the Bantam second varsity eight came in sixth place in today’s petite final.
		The women's first varsity eight line-up consists of senior Tara Maciog; juniors Hadley Wilmerding, Elizabeth Guernsey, and Sarah Carter; sophomores Katie Gordon and Lauren Massimino; first-year students Ali Schmidt and Carmel Zahran; and senior co-captain Emily McLean at coxswain.
		Trinity put runners on first and second base in the sixth and seventh innings and had Bantams at first and third in the top of the ninth, but failed to score, leaving 10 runners stranded over nine innings.
	www.trincoll.edu /pub/equad/parents/0605/sports.htm (1159 words)

	University of Michigan Men's Rowing Team 2005-2006
		The only Wolverine boat picking up a first-place finish was the 3V8 boat, but the Maize and Blue showed well in the rest of their races, fairing well enough to hopefully earn spots in the IRA National Championships in two weeks.
		A number of U-M boats won their heats, but were unable to repeat their performances in the finals as Trinity College put everything into their last day of races, and it showed as they captured the Team-Point Championship.
		First off in the morning were the Frosh A and B 8s, who placed 7th and 5th, respectively.
	www.umich.edu /~umrowing (5539 words)

	Dublin University Boat Club - Home
		Photographs, old and new, from races and social events attended by the boat club and its members.
		Trinity were defeated by the eventual runners-up, Cornell of the USA, by half a length on the Friday.
		At an E.G.M. of the Club on Friday 19th May, Gabriel Magee was elected as the next Captain of the Club.
	www.tcd.ie /Clubs/Boat/index.php (1049 words)

	Umass Mens Crew
		The same lineup raced in the men’s club eight, winning their heat in a time of 6:51.4, about half of a length up from Maryland and open water from the rest of the field.
		The men’s first and second novice eights saw action for the first time at the regatta on Sunday, the first novice racing in their preliminary heat in the morning and their final at noon, while the second novice eight competed in a final-only race for second novice and first lightweight novice eights.
		The first novice eight came in second in their heat behind Lehigh in a time of 7:37.3.
	www.umass.edu /rso/crewclub (646 words)

	Telegraph \| News \| Dawn chorus for the May ball survivors
		To the various strains of a string quartet, salsa band and east London punk group The Rakes, students at Trinity, Clare and Jesus Colleges drank, danced and romanced until after 6am.
		Those still standing at dawn were fed a full English breakfast at Trinity College ball, traditionally one of the most extravagant of the annual end-of-term 'May Week' celebrations.
		Sarah Pobereskin, last term's president of the Cambridge Union and a final year student at King's, said: "Balls at Trinity are amazing in their decadence.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2006/06/21/nballs21.xml (179 words)

	unofficial-guides.com - Trinity College
		Trinity College students have access to all of Cambrige University's sports facilities, as well as some excellent college owned ones.
		Trinity College bar is open everyday and is popular for early evening drinks and breaks from study.
		Trinity's May Ball (called the First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball) is the largest at Cambridge, and some say the best.
	www.unofficial-guides.com /guides/cbtrinity-mini.html (586 words)

	Results Fall 2004
		The rest of the novice boats finished strongly with Novice Men B with a time of 15:21.44, 22 nd; Novice Men C with a time of 15:56.58, 28 th; and Novice Men D with a time of 16:28.75, 38 th.
		The Men’s Club B boat, the boat comprised of alumni, finished with a time of 15:14.13 which landed them into thirty-second place.
		Thirty-nine boats raced this race and the winner was the US Naval Academy with a time of 13:02.80.
	www.lehigh.edu /~incrw/results/ResultsFall2004.htm (1859 words)

	The Holocaust Bomb: A Question of Time
		However, by the middle third of the Twentieth Century, as relations between nations were descending into hell, science gave technology such destructive powers that scientists began voluntarily withholding their findings from publication.
		We were also aware of the unresolved conflict between the First Amendment and a clause of the Atomic Energy Act which declares the entire subject matter of nuclear energy to be classified secret until each fact or idea has been specifically declassified by the government.
		On the very first day of the case, March 8, 1979, two affidavits were submitted by the government which today, twenty-two years later, still contain substantial deleted passages.
	www.fas.org /sgp/eprint/morland.html (19378 words)

	EVEN UNTO DEATH
		She may have been the first deaconess of the Dutch Mennonites (a deaconess was a woman set apart for the pastoral care of women and girls in the church).
		First, the holy baptism of believers in which we bury our sinful flesh and take unto ourselves a new life, seal and confess our faith, testify to the new birth and a good conscience, and enter into the obedience of Jesus Christ.
		we hold and confess, first, that it is a false and idolatrous consolation and symbol of peace to those who delight in walking upon the broad way, such as the greedy, avaricious, usurers, the adulterers, the lying, deceiving, proud, and unrighteous.
	www.bibleviews.com /evenuntodeath.html (19401 words)

	Global Wit & Worldly Wisdom
		First off, we are a nation of pill-takers and hypochondriacs.
		Gibbs was in the bow of the guide boat with a rifle when a deer took off through the low brush at the edge of a lake, but he did not fire.
		We first got onto the idea in reading John Steinbeck: it fits our notion of things to realize that one’s enjoyment and the pleasures of others depends on the ability to ramble.
	www.globalprovince.com /witandwisdom.htm (12101 words)

	UCC Rowing Club
		UCC faced tough opposition from a strong Cork Boat Club composite, and the race itself did not disappoint expectations, with both crews remaining within a canvas of each other the entire length of the course.
		As a result of the club’s success from the previous season and the overall improvement in the club, UCCRC was short listed for 'Club of the Year’ at this year’s UCC Clubs and Societies ball.
		Although the club did not win, it was a huge boost to the reputation of the rowing club which is going from strength to strength.
	www.ucc.ie /students/socs/rowing (1884 words)

	Magdalene Boat Club - Links
		Cambridge University Combined Boat Clubs - The overseeing body of all Boat Clubs in Cambridge University.
		Magdalene Boat Club expects to be represented at all of these races and perform successfully.
		This company is outside of our price range and their boats are built for straight line speed where they are the world leader but the Cam has lots of bends.
	www.srcf.ucam.org /mbc/Links/Links.htm (971 words)

	CUCBC v2 \| cucbc.org reloaded (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		If possible, please ensure that lower boats are accompanied by bank-parties at Chesterton as otherwise it is very difficult to get them pulled in in time, and in the right place.
		Row quickly to the start - Some divisions had top crews arriving at first post reach as the 4 minute gun was firing which is cutting it fine.
		First and Third VI First and Third VII
	www.cucbc.org (826 words)

	HMS Conway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		On his first voyage he was torpedoed by the Japanese, and spent a week in an open boat in the Indian Ocean before being rescued.
		During his sojourn he was a Fo'c'sleman, a drummer in the band, captain of cricket team in 1972, won "colours" in the first XV in the Autumn 1971 term and played for the Hockey team.
		First Master of the QEII and previous Master of the Queen Elizabeth and the Queen Mary.
	www.hmsconway.org /famous_conways.html (6749 words)

	Tribute (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Helen was selected first team all Big-Ten and was later selected all-Central States Region first team at the Lexus Cup NCAA regional qualifying regatta.
		Following her junior year in high school she was selected as coxswain for the United States Junior National team to compete in the CANAMEX regatta, competing against national junior teams from Canada and Mexico where she won 4 gold medals coxing the first 8 and 4 boats.
		Following her senior year in high school, Helen was selected first 8 boat coxswain for the United States National Team and won a silver medal in the FISA World Junior Rowing Championships.
	www.ahepad1.org /HelenDalis.htm (293 words)

	Trinity College Cambridge - Boat Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The First and Third Trinity Association exists to provide financial support to the Boat Club.
		The Trinity Choir Association provides a framework for all current and past members of the choir, organists and clergy to keep in touch, meet up and make new acquaintances, and to keep abreast of the current activities of the choir.
		Membership of the Trinity Law Association (TLA) is automatic for any Trinity member who has read law, who has taken the conversion course, or who practises law.
	www.trin.cam.ac.uk /index.php?printable=1&pageid=470 (198 words)

	s1
		It was the first race of the season for both squads, but there was no apparent rust as the varsity women’s first boat placed seventh out of 41 teams and the varsity men’s first boat came in eighth out of 22.
		Nulty was joined in the boat by fellow co-captain Joanna Sickler ’02, Erin Burchfield ’02, Sonja Koppenwallner ’02, Mary Peacock ’02, Julia Matsudaira ’02, Jen Lame ’04, Leah Ralph ’02, and coxswain Lindsay Watson ’02.
		The women had a second varsity boat place 17th in the same division as first varsity, while the men had boats finishing sixth and 11th in the Club Eights and a boat placing third in the Novice Eights.
	www.wesleyan.edu /argus/archives/aa_archive_oct022001/dateyear/s4.html (484 words)

	Junk Charts: In Praise of the Bumps Chart I (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Each college has their own boat club and their boaties (rowers) face off at races known as "Bumps".
		The Boat Race is a standard side-by-side race: the first boat to cross the finish line wins.
		On rare occasions, a boat can "over-bump": this happens if the two boats in front bump, and the said boat then catches up with the boat that has started three slots in front.
	junkcharts.typepad.com /junk_charts/2005/07/in_praise_of_th.html (351 words)

	The Cambridge Channel Challenge (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		In addition the successful team will have to be able to deal with potential seasickness, and overcome problems of feeding, eating and dehydration during the race.
		However, this could be extended to the region of 7-9 hours depending on whether crews miss the turning tides.
		Please contact the boat club(s) you would like to sponsor.
	www.thechannelrace.org /teams.htm (198 words)

	Information for playing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		While at Cambridge, I rowed for the First and Third Trinity Boat Club.
		There is a spin off of the FAT boat club consisting of bufties working in London.
		While in Cambridge I was a member of Trinity College and using absoultely no orignial thought, I did a bit of rowing with First and Third Trinity Boat Club as mentioed above.
	hep.ph.liv.ac.uk /~bevan/play.html (392 words)

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