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Sailing Cli
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Whether a person enjoys sipping
a martini while basking in the sun
on a gleaming deck, or gritting his
teeth while racing with a gust at his
back, USC's sailing club can be
fun.
The sailing club, organized in
1964, offers a variety of opportunities
for the novice or experienced
sailor. While one main
function of the club is to teach
beginners to sail, it also supports a
competitive racing team.
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Gombola describes racing as a
"floating chess game. It's not how
fast your boat is," he said. "It
depends on positioning, tactics and
strategy."
THE CLUB OWNS 14 boats
docked at the Lake Murray sailing
club. Beginners are taught in one
of six sunfishes, while experienced
sailors use either four 420's (racing
boats) or four oensuins.
For $10 per semester, qualified
members can take out the boats at
their leisure. Novice sailors
receive this privilege after
? preliminary training.
If one has never operated a
, sailboat, Carolina's sailing club is
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John Corbin, takes students out on
Sundays from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. for
five consecutive weeks. Training
begins after a student attends his
first club meeting.
The sailing club holds its
meetings every other Wednesday
night in room 203 Currell College.
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club sponsors many functions,
including oyster roasts and sailing
trips. During spring break, 44
members of the club sailed to the
Bahamas.
SEVERAL MEMBERS of the
sailing club also race, and they are
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an active and successful group
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