Word: atkinson
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...strength of Dick Rento's four goals, the Bruins jumped off to a 5-2 halftime lead, still within striking distance of the Crimson. By keying in on Harvard's scoring ace Dave Fasi, Brown's defense shut down Harvard's offense, only allowing goals from Phil Atkinson and co-captain Houston Hall in the first half. The aquamen stayed close solely because of spectacular play from netminder Rich "Wall" Reid, including five dramatic saves in the second period...
...memory of a tough 11-7 defeat to the Bruins two weeks ago at Blodgett still fresh in their minds, the Crimson aquamen came out gunning for revenge Saturday. Goals by Dave Fasi, Rich Guerra and Phil Atkinson propelled Harvard to a 3-2 first quarter lead. But Brown regrouped and shut down Harvard's attack over the next two periods, finally yielding two goals in the last frame with the game well in hand...
After a little practicing, Harvard fared better against MIT, dumping the Engineers, 14-5, for the third straight time this fall. The Crimson featured a balanced attack as Atkinson, Guerra, Courtney Roberts, Hall and Tim Maximoff accounted for ten of the 14 goals with two apiece...
Harvard goalie Rich Reid kept the aquamen within reach for most of the game, accumulating 11 saves over the course of the night. Meanwhile on offense, Steve Munatones augmented top-scorer Hall's three goals by chipping in two of his own, and juniors Phil Atkinson and Rich Guerra played inspired water polo throughout the game...
...larger scientific community. In industry researchers traditionally keep new developments secret long after they have been discovered, and many fear the firms may pressure their academic affiliates to do the same. "Entrepreneurs won't want someone to publish as soon as he's scooped his colleagues," Stephen H. Atkinson '67, executive director of the Committee on Patents and Copyrights, predicts. "[The businessman] is concerned about dollars; for the professor it could be his shot at tenure or the Nobel Prize." According to one Harvard administrator, this situation has already developed "a couple of times...