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...which saw Harvard’s David Williams, with his back to the goal, kick the ball back into the goalie box. Crusaders goalie Keith Bauer stopped the initial shot but could not hold on to the ball, and Altcheck was there to finish up. Freshman Marcel Perl picked up the assist. “We were in a bit of a funk in the first half when we were down 1-0,” Kerr said. “I was hoping since we equalized right before halftime, we could come out of it and for the first...
...right spot,” Altchek said. “I did what I had to do.” Senior midfielder Nicholas Tornaritis scored Harvard’s first goal of the game in the 49th minute after taking a pass from freshman defender Marcel Perl. That goal, four minutes into the second half, was just what the Crimson needed after a disappointing first half of play. “We had some good chances in the first half,” said senior captain and defender Will Craig. “We didn’t feel...
...effort to fill-in for injured and ineligible players goes beyond just Tchou and speaks to the team’s depth. A group of freshmen—defensemen Marcel Perl, Peter Glenmullen, Chris Altchek, and midfielder Anthony Tijero—started and played valuable minutes in the win against UMass. The group’s play, which accounted for 262 minutes, forced a UMass team familiar with the Crimson’s usual starters to adjust to Altchek and senior Nicholas Tornaritis coming off the bench...
...Cabot House, Susan J. Huang ’04, Ian R. MacKenzie ’04 and Nathan R. Perl-Rosenthal ’04. Kayla Y. Rosen ’04 and Feng Zhang ’04 received honorable mentions...
...While Perl-Rosenthal is very serious about his labor work on campus, he does not expect to become a professional activist. “I don’t have the psychology for being an activist,” he says. “[Activists have] a tendency to be bipolar and I am already of that persuasion. I don’t need it more. The sit-in was an incredible emotional roller coaster and I am fairly sure I wouldn’t be able to sustain that for a long time.” Instead, Perl-Rosenthal...