77th NYC Dinner Apr. 15, 2010 - Harvard Club of NYC
156th Row Cambridge, with a Canadian Gold Medalist in the bow spot, won the 2010 Boat Race by 1 1/3 lengths in a time of 17 mins 35 seconds. The crews were 50% North American (4 Canadians, 5 USA incl. Oxford cox) Saturday, April 3, 2010, at 11:30 am EDT (4:30 BST). Links to BBC here and here.
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6:45-7:30 pm - OPEN WINE BAR
7:30 pm GRACE AND WELCOME - The Very Rev. Dr. Christopher Andrew Lewis, Dean of Christ Church, Oxford
 8:00 pm REPORT ON ALUMNI BOAT RACE, 2009
REPORT ON OXFORD-CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE, 2010 Jeff Pryce, Founder and Editor-in-Chief, Cambridge Review of International Affairs
8:30 pm TOAST TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
TOAST TO THE QUEEN - Dr. Sarah Thomas, Bodley's Librarian, Oxford
TOAST TO THE UNIVERSITIES - H.E. Sir Mark Lyall Grant (Cambridge), Her Majesty's Ambassador to the UN
RESPONSE FROM THE UNIVERSITIES - Professor Michael Earl, Acting Pro- Vice-Chancellor, Oxford
9:30 pm AFTER-DINNER PARTY Peter Sealy and other Cambridge Alumni will again organize an after-dinner drinks party starting at 9:30 pm. Bar will be open until 10:30 pm. Please wear formal attire even if you miss the dinner and only attend the after-dinner party.
Dinner Corporate Sponsors 2010: HSBC Bank, Andrew Sabin Family Foundation (list in formation)
College Table Sponsors, 2010: Christ Church, Oxford (list in formation)
Auction donor: Bradford Portraits ($5,000 and $3,000 gift certificates)
Alumni boat race rowing shirts are available in light and dark blue colors for a $50 donation to Oxford or Cambridge. Samples will be on display.Alumni
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Brief history of the Boat Race.
| The 156th Boat Race takes place on Saturday, April 3, 2010 at 4:30 pm. A quarter-million spectators on the banks of the Thames turn out to watch, plus millions more on television. The race is rowed from Putney to Mortlake.
Cambridge started it all. Charles Merivale, a student at Cambridge, on March 12, 1829, challenged fellow Harrow
alumnus Charles Wordsworth (nephew of the poet), who was at Oxford.
Cambridge leads the series, 79 to 75. Oxford won the 2009
Race.
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Information about 2009 Alumni Boat Race click here.
| 2009 Dinner Information - click here
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