Recent Articles about OCSC Sailing's Environmental Advocacy

Berkeley Sailing School Tackles the Waves Berkeley Daily Planet July 29, 2005 By Ellen Galvin "Can a sailing school in Berkeley change the world? Anthony Sandberg, 56, the Founder and President of OCSC Sailing, believes that the answer is an emphatic 'Yes!' . . . " Read article. (HTML)
Sailor Sandberg is a Philanthropic Tidal Wave Good Business Columnist July 29, 2005 By David Goll "Talking with Anthony Sandberg, one feels the late John Denver's expansive musical tribute to life on the sea, "Aye, Calypso" should be playing in the background. It's not just that Sandberg's business at the Berkeley Marina is the Bay Area's largest sailing school and club. Sandberg launched the Olympic Circle Sailing Club Inc. -- better known as OCSC -- in 1979. His love for his work, zest for life and San Francisco Bay-sized personality is readily apparent. As is his concern for less-fortunate people and health of the world's environment . " Read article. (HTML)
73 OCSC Sailors Have Fun ‘Doing Good’ The Log Wednesday, March 12, 2003 By Dieter Loibner "The largest group ever of OCSC sailors assembled at The Moorings' base in Placencia, Belize, on Feb. 11 for a flotilla charter in the southern Cayes along the Barrier Reef. Having fun by doing good was the motto of 73 sailors associated with Berkeley's Olympic Circle Sailing Club who traveled to the small seaside town Placencia in Southern Belize on Feb. 10 for their winter fix of sailing, diving, fishing, and snorkeling. " Read Article. (HTML)
Olympic Circle is thinking Green Cruising World September 2003 By Dieter Loibner "Whenever members of the Olympic Circle Sailing Club (OCSC) hit the road, they have multiple agendas.... Wherever they go, OCSC sailors support environmental causes." Read article: Printer-friendly PDF
OCSC Interviews
Gary Allen on Business – KNBR 680 AM Interview with Anthony Sandberg July 27, 2005 Interview with Gary Allen on how OCSC is making sailing more accessible. Listen to the Interview (14.2 mp3)