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[quote="lt.wolf"]A letter from Joa Harrison/ Isaiah Harrison

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl__FhJP54R ... dlMDg3MTY=[/quote]


time standards for funding, not for qualification.

well written thoughts from the family.

publiusrex - the source simply did a good job graphing the US suicide data over multiple generations. the content of the paper wasn’t meant to be applicable, just wanted to cite the source.

the visual depiction of the ebb & flow over decades can be useful

[quote="crewu"]There is a sickness for the younger generations in this new world that is leading to increased mental illness, suicide, and gender confusion. It is wrong and some one must be blamed for it. Unfortunately lawsuits typically go after the closest and deepest pockets. We need to...

https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/35204082/rower-family-says-abusive-coach-pushed-athlete-suicide “ Brenda and Brian Lilly Sr. have filed a wrongful-death suit against Bond and the school, alleging the coach mistreated their son largely because he challenged Bond's decision to allow a r...

agree with socalstroke on the time standards - it is “smart investing” on the part of the NGB to only fund those close to the medals, as that is what brings in paydays for them. i also would love to see unfunded qualifications & FISA expand Worlds to all boat classes & allow entries outside ...

[quote="fullmetal"]lol, are USRowing membership dues tax-deductible? (my guess is no, but...)[/quote]

As long as you think you will get 18 more years of USRowing Regional/National championship attendance, right? (is that the only "benefit" over the basic membership?) Row360 is dropped now too, so no rowing news publications at all, just paying to be able to enter races, choose your level. ...

[quote="lt.wolf"]Hearing Tyler Nase to interim Cornell lights , not confirmed[/quote]

That would be a loss for Penn LWT

he's got size that would make some NBA players jealous.

great work by him!

[quote="lt.wolf"]I tend to question that “we” may be overthinking this a smidge.[/quote] I hope this is the case :D But anyone remember waaaaay back to the last comms snafu in January 2022? http://rowingillustrated.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=9217 "USRowing's new policy require...

[quote="ROWBOTTOM"][quote="sandor"]USRowing really did just lift the NCAA's booster policy... https://www.ncaa.org/sports/2013/11/27/role-of-boosters.aspx I still question how this plays out for individual athlete sponsors (who by this policy would be defined as a "Supporter...

If it is about protecting athletes from a couple of creeps, there has got to be a better, more direct, less passive-aggressive way to do it.

[quote="socalstroke"]Are you looking for special favors or undue influence? No? Then you are good to go. Contact athletes as you please. Obviously USR needs to develop and tailor its own ethical guidelines instead copy/pasting recruiting regs but no need to flip out.[/quote] Yes, it is the...

USRowing really did just lift the NCAA's booster policy...
https://www.ncaa.org/sports/2013/11/27/ ... sters.aspx

I still question how this plays out for individual athlete sponsors (who by this policy would be defined as a "Supporter")

[quote="socalstroke"][quote="lt.wolf"]Are there any other NGBs with a similar policy?[/quote] It is normal to have a written policy around fundraising and acceptance of gifts. Copy/pasting this NCAA reg was an odd choice but USR should develop something to point to when managing ...