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Sheffield University Sailing Club looking for old members

by Ben Morley, SUSC 17 Nov 2005 17:59 GMT

Sheffield University Sailing Club are currently in the process of developing our Alumni in an effort to keep old members in contact with the club and up to date with goings on within the club. We aim to do this by publishing six newsletters throughout the year – followed by a weekend of reunion sailing & socials!

We want to hear from all our old members... young and old, and if your interested simply visit our website at www.shef.ac.uk/~sailing and sign up online while taking a visit to our chat rooms to see if your old friends have got in touch.

For a little taster we have already published two newsletters – the second including a substantial report on an ‘Old Boys’ team taking on the three peaks! These can be found at uk.geocities.com/B.Morley@btinternet.com

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