Feature: Einstein Enters the Net
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The following feature article on Princeton goaltender Zane Kalemba appeared in the November 6 issue of the Princetonian.
By Eric Dodds
Princetoninan Staff Writer
Achilles' shield, forged by the Olympian god Hephaestus, was
more than just a necessary instrument for battle. It was also a
symbol of Greek pride and an iconic object around which the troops
could rally and gain strength. The new mask of sophomore goalie
Zane Kalemba serves much the same function for the men's ice hockey
team.
Emblazoned with images of Hobey Baker, Albert Einstein and Nassau
Hall, Kalemba's $1,200 mask is designed to be a symbol of
Princeton's pride and tradition - both on and off the
rink.
"On any team - professional, college, high school - every
goalie has a painted mask," Kalemba said. "You want to show the
pride of your team and school."
Complete article can be accessed via the Princetonian Web site by clicking here.
