"Windjammer" told the story of a six-month ocean expedition on a Norwegian full-rigged training ship with a crew of teenage student sailors.
A juvenile Minke whale, cruising the waters of the South Pacific, greets student sailors Daela Tipton and Neil Singh aboard the Stanford at SEA program ship.
Dermont's captivating debut novel, whose narrator is a boarding school student and a sailor, takes pleasure in the sea and in the exhilarating freedom of being young.
Her students followed the sailors online, corresponded with them by e-mail and spoke to them via satellite phone.
Mr. Hammerschmidt said some of the students reported that sailors from the submarine emerged from its top hatch and that they shouted back and forth but could understand nothing because of the language barrier.
"PEOPLE PICTURES" Forty-four vintage photographs record what could be Busby Berkeley routines on a grand scale — masses of soldiers, sailors, students, or scouts standing together on a parade ground or a football field in the shape of an emblem that's recognizable only from the camera's elevated perspective.
When I walk around campus, I regularly hear students swearing like sailors, dropping f-bombs as if they get paid to use them.
The dictionary defines shame as "a feeling of guilt, regret or sadness that you have because you know you have done something wrong". When I walk around campus, I regularly hear students swearing like sailors, dropping F-bombs as if they get paid to use them.
Hoopes recalls being told that she could not go on this cruise with the other students because the sailors viewed women as "bad luck" on the open seas.
A former sailor, boxer and art student, Mr. Bennett joined the Ford Motor Company in 1917.
This can make the tracking of participation over a term difficult (Bean and Peterson, 1998) and such tracking might not hold up to student scrutiny if challenged (Heyman and Sailors, 2011).
