Where are they now?

[Greg Berge]

Have either of these guys officially left the team?

+ Jan Pajerski
+ Scott Krahn

[Al DeFlorio]

Pajerski's still listed on the roster, but not Krahn.

http://cornellbigred.ocsn.com/sports/m-hockey/mtt/corn-m-hockey-mtt.html

[Adam Joseph Doyle]

I saw Krahn at the hockey house a few weeks back. I think he quit, but still hangs out with the guys.

[Will]

Adam Joseph Doyle wrote:

> I saw Krahn at the hockey house a few weeks back. I think he
> quit, but still hangs out with the guys.

Any idea why he quit?  Just wasn't cutting it on the squad?  Some sort of really bad injury?

[AbbottFan1419]

Scott isn't a bad hockey player, but he just wasn't getting time on ice so I think that's why he quit (might have gotten frustrated). Jan is still on the team and goes to all the games...he's always there.

[Section A]

Indeed. I often see Jan hanging out around the locker room area with Kelly Hughes and other scratches (sometimes Iggulden, sometimes Varteressian, etc.) during the games. I believe Jan also lives with some of the hockey players (Knoepfli and a couple other sophomores) in an apartment away from the "hockey house." How do I know? Am I stalking them? No. But a couple friends and I are living in that same apartment next year :-D

....(minus the hockey players, of course )....

[Greg Berge]

> the hockey house

Is that anything like the Pancake House?

[Section A]

Yes..... if a stranger walks in, he may be flattened :-P

[min\'97]

it appears that the topic is wide open, so here's one:
has anyone seen bill pidto lately? who will host the ncaa hockey seletion show this year?

[Roy Kornbluh]

How about this:

I was in san Diego on business and fliiping through the channels when I paused on a San Diego Gulls minor league hockey game. I was about to move on when I heard the announcer mention a one Denis Ladouceur playing for the opposing Long Beach team.

I suppose that I can find all this info online but it is more fun to come across it by chance.

Roy

[Greg Berge]

Anne and I had a moment like that many years ago driving through northern PA late during the 85-86, after the notorious overtime loss at Bright.  A very scratchy Hershey Bears broadcast was intermittently coming in, and lo and behold a "Lance Nethery" scored a goal.

Years later I was driving in North Carolina, happened upon the incredibly high wattage clear channel AM station of the Fort Wayne Komets (the one you can hear in Nova Scotia on a good night), and picked up a between periods interview with their star defenseman Dan Ratushny.

You're right, there's something very cool about just coming across that stuff by accident.

[jtwcornell91]

Like turning on an invitational hockey tournament on Swiss TV and finding Lance Nethery coaching the team from Cologne?

[RedAR]

IIRC, I think Krahn was an architecture major.

Not claiming that architecture is more difficult than any other major, but architecture physically demands more time than most other majors.  For instance, you can't really "plan ahead" and get your work done early in most instances.

Moreover, I know for a fact that the professors in the architecture school generally do not accomodate the schedule of a varsity athlete.  When a classmate of mine went to consult with her professor because she wanted to stay on the swimming team, the professor pretty much said that while he respected her for her ambition, she would have to choose between architecture and swimming.

Again, I fully recognize the incredible demands placed by most of the majors at Cornell.  But I can vouch that for at least a couple of reasons, it is extremely difficult to be an architecture major and a varsity hockey player.

I don't know where I heard this, but I believe there has been one architect hockey player in the history of Cornell Hockey.



Post Edited (03-11-03 12:53)

[jtwcornell91]

As an Artsie who had a few Architect friends, I would say that the professors in the Architecture school generally do not accomodate a lifestyle that includes sleeping on a regular basis.  ::snore::  ::twitch::



Post Edited (03-11-03 12:49)

[Greg Berge]

As someone who did time in the Ag, Eng, and Arts schools, from the architects I knew I'd say it's one of the most demanding majors at Cornell.  Off the top of my head, Keith Howie's the only other Architect I can recall on the team.



Post Edited (03-11-03 13:19)