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Vegan Question and Answer

Bailey Carter and Alex Garofalo
November 14, 2018
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On the morning of Time Trials, which determines who goes to Semi-Finals, (only the top 12 from Time Trials will proceed), sophomore Mason Walton, junior Brett Feldman, junior Brandon Vick, and junior Logan Turner, who make up LBRA Men’s Junior 4 (J4), sits by their boat, "Perfect Swing." While the temperature at Cooper River Park was 60℉, the constant rain and wind, made the conditions hardly bearable.

LBRA goes to Philadelphia

Alex Garofalo, Copy Editor
May 23, 2018
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LBRA has a tradition, where junior Brandon Vick gets a large Whirly Pop from the Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia. It is a giant lollipop, which took Vick two and a half days to consume, during his previous visit to Philadelphia.

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Riding a subway was a new experience for the LBRA rowers, so they did not really know what to expect. With everyone being so nervous, the tension filled the air, as did the foul smell.

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“I love to solve Rubik’s Cubes because they keep me busy and they challenge my brain,” junior Brandon Vick said. “I began solving Rubik’s Cubes when I saw someone else do it and it seemed interesting to do.” Vick solved this Rubik’s Cube in about 45 seconds.

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LBRA gathered yet again for another team photo, but this time it is in front of the Philadelphia Civil War Memorial. This memorial is located right across from Logan Square.

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Junior Brett Feldman makes an attempt to play chess with the scattered chess pieces in front of the Municipal Services Building. Feldman made multiple attempts to move it, but they were to no avail.

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In a cooperative effort, junior Logan Turner, junior Mackenzie Walton, and sophomore Mason Walton, struggle to keep this domino from falling in front of the Municipal Services Building. In the background, the intricate architecture of the Philadelphia City Hall sticks out.

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A bow card is typically used in Head-Style races, and it signifies the boat order as well as the event in which you will race. There is a tradition in which the coxswain is the one who keeps the bow card. The coxswain of LBRA Men's J4 boat was sophomore Mason Walton.

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After racing in brutal conditions and enduring a 30 minute delay, which was spent sitting at the starting line in the unrelenting rain and chilling wind, LBRA Men’s J4 got with their coach, Troy Parrish, for a photo by a POW MIA Memorial. They then proceeded to watch the last 500 meters of LBRA Women’s J4 race.

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After arriving in Philadelphia for the Stotesbury Regatta at around 1:00 p.m., and making a lap around the race course to get a feel for it, the team stopped at Zio’s Brick Oven Pizzeria for dinner to get some fresh and delicious pizza. Sophomore Alex Garofalo, who is Italian, felt right at home in the Italian Pizzeria and devoured seven out of the eight slices of an eight-inch cheese pizza, which had been made just moments before.

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Senior Mark Satterlee hides the devastation from Tom Petty's death underneath a casual smile. "He was a legend." Satterlee said.

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Able to get a glimpse of the Mardi Gras Float that was part of the homecoming parade. The sight occurs right before the encounter with the elementary children.

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The Lake Brantley Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFJROTC) Color Guard passes by, with their assistants. Unable to break formation, the JROTC Color Guard has people walking beside them with water to keep them hydrated throughout their march.

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Junior Logan Turner, who placed in the top ten for Freedom Thursday, walks in the parade. He occasionally sprinted, while waving his American Flag in the air.

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Jai Malik, Jacob Thomaston, Kyle Haight, Max Moltzan and Brandon Vick walk in a line at the start of the parade. Getting ready for the short, but exciting parade.

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A group of Lake Brantley Rowing Association (LBRA) walk in the homecoming parade. Occasionally tossing the Mardi Gras beads around their neck into the crowd.

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