Daniel Magay, Part 2

Daniel Magay, Part 2

As a member of the Hall of Fame committee for USA Fencing, I get a chance to participate in an annual ritual of determining, in the fairest way possible, who is to be considered for inclusion into that prestigious body.  But in the long run, just like every member of...
The First NCAA Women’s Championship

The First NCAA Women’s Championship

Everything has a first time and 1982 was the year of the first Women’s Foil championship for the NCAA.  Held at my now-alma mater San Jose State University, thus putting me at the time in close proximity to the goings on, I remain in the dark as to why exactly the...
Historical Documents in the Digital Age

Historical Documents in the Digital Age

Fear. That’s the thing.  It’s a motivator for me.  Not the average, everyday kind of fear, nor an amorphous fear of zombies or clowns.  Rather, the fear of loss.  A very specific kind of loss. The loss of fencing history. I don’t know why it gets to me so much, but it...
Fencing Times Reports on the 1981 World & National Championships

Fencing Times Reports on the 1981 World & National Championships

Between my own collection and some donations to The Archive over the last couple of years, I think I have every edition of the Fencing Times that were published beginning, I believe, in 1980.  It was nominally the So Cal Division newsletter, but for those of us that...
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