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BROTHERS
 
Brian Anderson `04 Burbank, CAEECS

Between holding the UA position of co-publicity chair for MIT '04 and people on the track team calling him Verbal, you'd think that Brian never stopped talking. The truth of the matter is that Brian lets his feet do the talking. From dusting the competition while running a 1:53 half-mile to impressing everyone around with his Dance Dance Revolution skills his feet have talked their way into the hearts of many a lass. But no matter how fast he can run, he will never be able to escape his house nickname, Bandersnatch.

 
Craig Wildman `03 Sunnyvale, CAMechanical Engineering

The Wildman is a beast of nature, as he is most happy wandering through the great outdoors. He is also a force to be reckoned with both on and off the track. You see, this Silicon Valley native (though you'd swear he was from the boonies based on his attire) can often be found smoking his competition on the track and the cross country course, as well as tearing up his classes the Mech-E-asy way. And, although Craig's only of average stature compared to the rest of the house, he's definitely one of its strongest members. Just ask around for stories of his 19th birthday, and you'll hear tall tales of broken banisters, torn jeans, and bite marks.

 
Charles Han '05
Minister of War
Burke, VAEECS

Charles has the most free time of anyone at PKT. What does he do with all that free time? Well, at least twice a week, he can be found spotted at the local Pho Pasteur. When Charles isn't this phonatic, he is dealing it to the rest of the house: the first one is on him, but this later turns into a $12 a week pho addiction. If he can put down his chopsticks long enough, Charles also might be on his computer programming in CSHeme. But if Charles isn't in the house, he WON'T be at class. More likely, Charles is at Asian Christian Fellowship or MIT Symphony Orchestra. If you ever want to get a hold of him though, just don't tickle him.

 
Abraham Hsu '05
Secretary, Athletics Chair
Mission Viejo, CAEECS

There's never a dull moment around this one of a kind brother. While we may not always understand the musings of the Wombat, we're always entertained. Although his pledge class may call him the Wombat, those of us who are older and wiser know he is actually an ostrich. Come by during rush to hear the cackle of this ostrich and how he keeps us sane in the midst of an MIT term.

 
Mike Mortonson'04
Green Bay, WI
Scholarship Chair
Physics

Hi. I like Wellesley, violin, and PKT. :]

 
Job Evers '05 Hudson, IAMathematics

Fate was sealed in the stars for young Job Evers as he left the yellow cornfields of Hudson for the Infinite Corridor. Armed with his trusty trenchcoat and tye-dye shirt, little did he know that his quest had only just begun. But, Job quickly developed his powers, from telling time by the length of his uncut hair to staying up for 48 hours straight. Still, he just can't stop his habit of using the misnomer "pop". Just goes to show...you can take Job out of Iowa, but you can't take Iowa out of Job.

 
Danny Kwon `04 Hayward, CAManagement

This is a man of God who fears no mortal, a man straight from the ghettos of Hayward, CA, a man referred to only as the Danimal. A former defensive-end who struck fear into the hearts of quarterbacks, the Danimal now tackles the Institute. He can often be found on campus or in his room working hard to finish 9-hour problem sets. When he's not hitting the books, the Danimal serves as the Alumni Chair for the Korean Students Association. But don't be overwhelmed by the Danimal, as the Danimal is one of the most laid-back fellas you will meet in PKT.


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