Volume 12 Issue 2
In this issue: Surfers as Stuntmen by Ben Marcus, Kicking Over the Traces by Bob McTavish, Alexander Hume Ford by Joel T. Smith, The Fukumitsus of Kaneohe by Hillary Cramer, Square Peg Round Hole by Drew Kampion, Aaron Chang Portfolio, Eat What You Kill by Logan Murray.
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12.2
September Tsunami
Charcoal drawings by Robert Longo.
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12.2
Square Peg, Round Hole
Drew Kampion traces modern competitive surfing from its beginning in the fifties, with an ascendancy of amateur surfing organizations that culminated in the (amateur) world contests in Australia in 1964 and Peru in 1965.
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12.2
Progressions
A personal account by Patti Paniccia of the progression of Women's competitive surfing in the 1970's.
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12.2
Reinventing the Sport Part II—Alexander Hume Ford
Joel T. Smith dives back into surfing history to look at the early pioneers.
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12.2
Kicking Over the Traces
Surfer/Shaper Bob McTavish takes a fresh look at the evolution of the shortboard from 1969 to the present.
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12.2
The Price of Gas
A history of watermen acting as stuntmen in Hollywood's attempt to take surfing to the big screen.
