Ceilia Goldberg, the prep school's director, confirmed that the players each took three summer classes there but said the N.C.A.A. had not notified the school why the students' credits were not accepted.
It was a 700-mile journey, and it took two summers.
Mr. Bockstoce had made two previous trips through the Northwest Passage: first in an umiak or open Eskimo boat made of walrus skin, a voyage completed over eight summers; and later in a heavy steel motor sailer, Belvedere, a passage that took six summers, broken into segments.
Eventually, in chunks of $50, then $100, he took two summers' earnings, money his parents had given him for books and expenses, hundreds of dollars in loans from friends, $2,000 in savings bonds bought in his name (bonds he took from the family safe) and turned it into digital chips: $7,500 in all.
Our economics editor, Larry Elliott, reckons governor Carney been taking a few lessons from European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi - credited with saving the euro with his promise to do 'whatever it takes' two summers ago.
(Only shells larger than a thumbnail -- 20 years and older -- are allowed. It takes two summers for an adequate harvest because the kupee emerge from their sandy depths only on moonless nights).
Then this summer he took two stage wins in the Tour de l'Avenir – the blue ribband event for young road riders.
Law students have two summers to work.
Patagonia is so mellow about flextime that the receptionist at headquarters, an 11-time world Frisbee champion, is allowed to take three months off each summer to run a surfing school.
You only get one summer a year, so take advantage of it!
