Discussion: Plug for the CSU Boston Park-O Series!
in: Orienteering; General
Mar 5, 2001 10:09 PM
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Hi everyone!
This is an announcement of a series of 4 Park Orienteering Races to take
place in the greater Boston, MA area this spring organized by the
Cambridge Sports Union.
Series details are available at http://park-o.mit.edu/
The first meet is coming up THIS SATURDAY, March 10 at Harvard
University. Start will be between 9 and 10:30am. Please email
bgranovs@fas.harvard.edu by 11PM this Friday, March 9 if you plan on
attending so we can assign you a start time. You can pay the suggested
$5 registration fee at the meet site.
The registration and start will be at the Langdell Library at the
Harvard Law School. Take Massachusetts Ave. North from Harvard Square
(or South from Porter Square) to Jarvis Street, go East on Jarvis Street
to its end, then make a right on the paved path. The long, neoclassical
building on your right will be the Langdell Library. Parking in
Cambridge is difficult to come by, with the only available spots
probably being on Mass. Ave. and on the streets West of it, so taking
public transportation is highly recommended.
This should be a very fast, but challenging course with very good
competition. We hope to see you there.
For any information, please email bgranovs@fas.harvard.edu or call (617)
493-2486.
This is an announcement of a series of 4 Park Orienteering Races to take
place in the greater Boston, MA area this spring organized by the
Cambridge Sports Union.
Series details are available at http://park-o.mit.edu/
The first meet is coming up THIS SATURDAY, March 10 at Harvard
University. Start will be between 9 and 10:30am. Please email
bgranovs@fas.harvard.edu by 11PM this Friday, March 9 if you plan on
attending so we can assign you a start time. You can pay the suggested
$5 registration fee at the meet site.
The registration and start will be at the Langdell Library at the
Harvard Law School. Take Massachusetts Ave. North from Harvard Square
(or South from Porter Square) to Jarvis Street, go East on Jarvis Street
to its end, then make a right on the paved path. The long, neoclassical
building on your right will be the Langdell Library. Parking in
Cambridge is difficult to come by, with the only available spots
probably being on Mass. Ave. and on the streets West of it, so taking
public transportation is highly recommended.
This should be a very fast, but challenging course with very good
competition. We hope to see you there.
For any information, please email bgranovs@fas.harvard.edu or call (617)
493-2486.
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