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Winter Spring 2007 Issue

Editor: Jan Wagner
Cover Design: Lori Dolby
Design: MBDesign
Photography: Sandie Allen, Laurie Bullard, courtesy Colgate University, Mariah Klingsmith, Jarod Maggio, Amy Radar, courtesy Sparkman & Stephens, Jan Wagner, Jim Watters, Laurie Weitzen.

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Winter Spring 2006 Issue

Editor: Jan Wagner
Cover Design: Lori Dolby
Design: MBDesign
Photography:Jan Wagner, Laurie Weitzen, Jan Witting, Erik Zettler.

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Summer Fall 2005 Issue

Editor: Anne Marshall
Assistant Editor: Jan Wagner
Photography: Keith Bradley, Marcie Brown, W-6, Catherine Purcell Gryska, Lindsey Loughry, Arlene Mollo, Andrey Shcherbina, Siobhan Sheerar, Jeff Simmons, Lynn Simmons

Archives by Feature

Winter Spring 2007

SEA at Thirty-five, SEA celebrates its 35th Anniversary year.

Ann Wickes Brewer, A tribute to a SEA trustee emeritus.

Heading for a ‘roasted world’, John Bullard’s Boston Globeeditorial

Science Corner, The evolution of oceanographic equipment

 

Winter Spring 2006

New SEA Semester Programs, Programs will be geared to students’ specialized needs.

Marriage at Sea, The story of a wedding on the schooner Yankee

2005/2006 Parent Alumni Sails, Short programs for alumni and parents

Science Corner, New collaborations with outside researchers

 

Summer Fall 2005

Compassion at Sea, In March, C-197 participated in the life-saving rescue of 51 Haitian refugees

Remembering Margaret Bradley, Reflection by alumna Sarah Mollo, W-167

A Sailing LegaSEA, Tracing the Gryska family's 34-year connecton to SEA

Science Corner, The connection between a density-driven current

 

Winter Spring 2006

Mariah Klingsmith and Jarod Maggio (C-187) volunteer for the Peace Corps in the Philippines.
And thus began our exciting two-year adventure as Peace Corps Volunteers in the Philippines! Since we arrived in April 2006, we have experienced Mt. Mayon’s most recent volcanic eruption and two typhoons, Milenyo and Reming – the strongest to hit this area since the 1950’s.
by Mariah Klingsmith and Jarod Maggio

Winter Spring 2006

Drew Minkiewicz (C-139) relates his SEA experience to a career in ocean and coastal law.
When I came to SEA I was eager to go sailing. I ended up discovering marine science and the importance of ocean policy and conservation along the way. I was shocked when we found oil in every neuston net tow, regardless of how far offshore the tow occurred. In many ways my time at SEA led me to my current career and involvement in ocean policy.
by Drew Minkiewicz

Summer Fall 2005

WaterWorks: A River Journey to the Sea, is to make people aware of the origins and destinations of the water they use on a daily basis for recreational and household use. Morgan Simmons, this year's recipient of the Armin E. Elsaesser III Fellowship details his River WaterWorks project.
by Morgan Simmons

Passages, Events and news of general interest from campus and at sea