
Saturday, March 27, 2010
The 156th Boat Race

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Before this year (being Canadian), I’d never heard of ‘The Boat Race’ or ‘Xchanging Boat Race’ and from what I understand it’s literally a race held between two boats. Crazy. This is an unbiased, factual, and comprehensive guide to the 2010 Boat Race I found: http://www.lionsdenu.com/the-xchanging-boat-race/
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