Campus Cribs

Author:
SI Staff
Publish date:
Apr 27, 2007

Campus Cribs

Cornell Lacrosse

Welcome to Dryden Road in Ithaca -- a five minute walk from Cornell's campus and home to many seniors on the undefeated men's lacrosse team.

Cornell Lacrosse

A stadium seating setup provides maximum TV viewing capacity. Here, Todd Olson plays Guitar Hero to the ridicule of Tim Randall (right) and Brian Clayton (back). Note the holiday decorations in the back ... four months after the holiday season ended.

Cornell Lacrosse

The house's living room, where the housemates gather for Guitar Hero showdowns and screenings of <i>Entourage</i> and <i>24</i>.

Cornell Lacrosse

Co-captain Mitch Belisle surveys the almost-bare cupboards in the kitchen. What can you make from peanut butter and sugar?

Cornell Lacrosse

We don't blame you for losing your appetite at this picture.

Cornell Lacrosse

It wouldn't be a college house without a crumbling room in the basement. Here, Belisle poses in what the housemates affectionately call the "Blair Witch Project Room."

Cornell Lacrosse

If you had to work hard enough to be an All American goalie while also maintaining a 4.0 GPA as an Ivy League physics major, would you have time to clean your room? Co-captain Matt McMonagle doesn't.

Cornell Lacrosse

Belisle poses with the most important item in his room: a jersey of fallen teammate George Boiardi. Boiardi died on March 17, 2004 when, during a game, a shot on goal hit his chest and stopped his heart.

Cornell Lacrosse

Olson reclines in his third-floor bedroom in front of a US flag honoring his brother, who just finished serving in the Marines.

Cornell Lacrosse

Don't let his quiet demeanor and orderly appearance fool you. Senior Henry Bartlett is a force on the field with 22 goals so far this season.

Cornell Lacrosse

One of four Canadians on the team, David Mitchell is proud of his heritage. His teammates affectionately refer to him as "Moose" because he hails from Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.