
Tag: Cambridge


Blackadder Goes Forth

Tabs On Trial

Tokyo’s Sokei Regatta: One of the Big Three?

From Golden Days to Flanders Fields: Remembering Fallen Oarsmen on the Centenary of the Armistice

Oxford and Cambridge to make Light Work of the Tideway

Barry, Beeb, Blues and the BR on the Box

Michael Lapage 1923 – 2018

Manchester and Oxford Win the First Power8 Sprints

Cambridge: Boathouse Row

That Gut Feeling: The 2018 Cambridge University May Bumps

Rob Baker New Chief Coach of CUBC

Rebels on the River – Part II

Rebels on the River – Part I

Blue to the End: Cyril Burnand and the 1911 Cambridge Blues

The 2018 Oxford – Cambridge Veterans’ Race: Life in the Old Dogs Yet

The 2018 Boat Races: Cambridge is the Big Dog in the Fight

Boat Race Quiz – The Answers

Facing the Dark Blue Music

Tideway Week Wednesday: Keeping Tabs on Cambridge

Not to Paddle, but to Dine

The Boat Race and Tideway Week: Eat, Sleep, Row

Weekend Warriors

Weighing Up The Boat Race Crews

Neighbours at War: Oxford v Brookes

Light Blue and Purple – A Colour Clash

The Nile Boat Races: ‘A Confusion of Fun’ or ‘Beaten by a Dead Donkey’

Tom Weil’s Portillo Moment

Rowing’s Continuation and Resilience in Wartime Oxford

The Rule of a ‘Click’: The End of Writing on Rowing? – Part I

Cambridge Trial Eights

Boat Races Trial Eights – Cambridge

University Rowing 2017

The Head Fours: Leander’s Cerised Lightening, A Bolt From The Light Blues

Backsplash: Well Rowed

Jim Railton: Insight, Constructive Criticism and Coruscating Prose

New Club Presidents for the 2018 Boat Races

Going For Silver: Henley Finals, Part II

Lightning, Drownings and Leisured Gentlemen: Recreational Rowing in the 17th and 18th Centuries
