A great turnout!
A historical note (from the SEISA Archive):
Baldwin Wood was a Tulane Alumni, avid sailor, and engineer. He designed the
New Orleans levee and pump system between 1899 and 1915. Some of those original
pumps are still used today and his design is still used more than 100 years
later. He also designed systems for Chicago, San Francisco, Baltimore and the
Zuider Zee in the Netherlands, reclaiming part of the Netherlands from the
North Sea.
When Wood died he left his boat, the Nydia, to Tulane and until 2003 it was
held in a special glass enclosure on campus. It is now in the Biloxi Maritime
Museum.
Blake Billman
SEISA Graduate Director
(817) 366-5022 {m}
(512) 472-6852 {o}
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On Nov 1, 2012, at 15:48, Philip Krause <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> Just confirming I have all the correct team info for this weekend. Please
> let me know ASAP if you RSVP'd and are not coming or are bringing a
> different number of teams etc.
>
> UT—2 teams—Housing for 8-10
>
> A & M—2 Teams—1/2 with Margo
>
> UCO—1 Team—No housing
>
> Rice—1 Team—Housing for 4-5
>
> Galveston—2 teams—no housing
>
> UWF—1 team—no housing
>
> OSU—1 team—no housing
> Tulane-- 2 teams
>
> All teams please be sure to be at SYC ready to sail by 9 AM. We hope to get
> the races completed Saturday given the large number of teams traveling far
> distances.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Phil Krause
> Tulane Sailing President
> SEISA Vice President
> --
> Philip Krause
> Tulane University Class of 2013
> School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine
> BSPH Candidate
> Tulane Sailing Team President
> [email protected]
> (508) 264-1558
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