Word: colman
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Although Colman introduced the going to Harvard. Fresh is not the first cowbell ringer Its originator is Adam Beren '83, who started playing his sophomore year "I saw someone from another school playing one, and I though it was a great idea," he said Beren played in "almost every game last year it was really big when the team won the Bean...
Asked whether he though the hand might have felt upstaged by the gong. Colman replied. "No, I tried not to play when they did I started to feel an affinity with them." "The gong, he added" almost became a luck thing I felt obliged to play at least at every home game...
...Colman agrees with this, saying one of the purposes of the gone was "to drown out the other fans." Colman first used the gong in last year's home game against Cornell, in response to the "rowdy fans [who were] drowning...
Beren commented that he tends to think the team will win whether or not the cowhell is present Colman agreed that the bell and gong "don't make the team shate any faster, but anything that gets up the fans, gets up the team...
Both Frahm and Colman hope to see their traditions continued "I wouldn't mind coming back in five years and seeing some new face playing in the same old tune," said Frahm Colman said of the gone. "It would be nice to return and hear that thing, but from the other side of the rink...