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FALL 2018 PAGE THREE

Where is the Class of 2018 Now? Brothers Take Lead in Sports

By Jack Dulsky ’19 | Athletic Chair
Our brothers Soccer, led by captain Wesley
are very involved Woo ’19, is fighting for a playoff
in and are lead- spot at an even record. Captain
ers of our athletic Cameron Korb ’19 has the bas-
programs at MIT. ketball team ramping up in pre-
Currently, we season now, and says they hope
have brothers on to continue to build off the elite
the football, basketball, soccer, eight appearance they had last
lacrosse, volleyball, golf, squash, year. With seven brothers on the
and hockey teams (six captains). roster, we all love going to games
Having been increasingly suc- and supporting them. Tipoff was
cessful in the past, their success is at Harvard on November 6.
continued on this year. Aubrey Toland ’19 and the
MIT football is posting an lacrosse team aim to reach the
undefeated 7-0 record at the playoff again, and continue their
moment with Sigma Chi’s Cole success on the field. It’s an excit-
Baker ’20 scoring a key touch- ing time to be an Alpha Theta
From left to right: Vickram Goel, Cutter O’Connell, Ryan Stuntz, Billy down in the recent win over Sigma Chi sports fan, and even
Caruso, Nate Johnson, Graham Davis, and Ben Harpt.
Coast Guard. Senior Jack Dulsky if not participating or cheering
By Christian Perez then to say hi to current brothers. ’19 and freshman Ben Wolz ’22 on our brothers, many more are
Last June, six Two members of the 2018 are starters on the defense that involved with our intramural
members of the class class currently live in New York has held opponents to under 60 teams.
of 2018 graduated City. Graham Davis is working as rushing yards per game.
from MIT. The a rotational analyst at Roivant, a
alumni are now in biotech/pharmaceutical company. From Player to Spectator
the next chapter of Vick Goel is working toward get-
their lives, with five ting financial licenses for his job By Ben Kaplan ’19 of MIT, so I quit.
of them taking full time jobs and at JP Morgan. The two seem to be Although I am no longer a
one of them entering graduate having a great time living together As a soccer player on the team, I have been
school to get a PhD. in the Big Apple. player, I never lucky enough to watch some of
Three members currently live Last but certainly not least, really considered my best friends play on a weekly
in an apartment in the South End Ben Harpt is currently attending what life would be basis for the MIT Engineers var-
in Boston: Nate Johnson, Ryan the University of Wisconsin- like outside of the sity soccer team. I take pride in
Stuntz, and Cutter O’Connell. Madison and working toward a lines. I had grown cheering for my pledge brothers
Nate is working as a consultant PhD in physics. Now he is taking up competing in Wesley Woo, Logan McLaughlin,
at the Boston Consulting Group classes and helping as a teaching various sports and the concept of and Thad Daguilh as they com-
and works with other companies assistant for undergrad classes, but eventually becoming a spectator pete at Roberts Stadium.
to find solutions to whatever he hopes to join a lab that does in these sports felt too far away to Countless MIT students are
problems their company faces. research on quantum computing. grasp. However, that reality has pressed for time throughout their
Ryan is working at Wellington He believes this technology can quickly hit me. four years at this institution and
Management in the quantitative potentially change the world in the During my senior year in high a deep passion for and persistence
investing group, where he is work- next coming decades. school, I tore my ACL playing within a sport is required to be
ing to find new diversifying sources The 2018s seem well prepared soccer. I began to feel constrained a varsity athlete all four years.
of alpha and develop a stronger for the next chapters in their lives in this sport that initially fueled Therefore, I admire these guys
investing ecosystem. Cutter is thanks to MIT, and we have no such freedom and flow. After two not only for the impact they have
working as a consultant as well at doubt that they will make the years of varsity soccer at MIT, I had and the example they have set
PA Aerospace and Defense. These world a better place using the val- felt that my time could be better within our chapter, but also for
three seem to be having a good ues and ideals they learned while at spent and more impactful within all they have done for the MIT
time in their post-grad lives and the Alpha Theta Chapter of Sigma the Alpha Theta Chapter of Sigma athletic community, and specifi-
stop by our house every now and Chi. Chi as well as in various clubs and cally the soccer program.
organizations throughout the rest

(continued from previous page) Stultz, Ben Wolz, and Julian to Alpha Theta and are excited to the entire spring semester ahead of
Manyika. By manner of a revised see them become integral parts of us, I have no doubt Alpha Theta
Illinois, New Jersey, Texas, and five-week pledge program from the the house. will be unwavering in its tradition
Indiana, to name a few. In pledge fraternity, we are now privileged As the semester marches on, I of excellence for the remainder
order, they are Alex Moser, Peyton to call them our brothers. We as cannot help but feel a great sense of the 2018-2019 academic year.
Greve, Troy Oliveira, Grant the undergraduate members believe of pride for the accomplishments From all of us at 532 Beacon
Miller, Daniel Pilsbury, George
these eight to be excellent additions of the members of the house. With Street, happy holidays and In Hoc!