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...whole thrust of this policy is to make technology transfer policy, to take innovation here and get it turned into things that can benefit the public," says Steven H. Atkinson '67, executive secretary of the University Committee on Patents and Copyrights, which was formed in the mid-1970s to coordinate Harvard's ties with industry...
...just become necessary to have these kinds of guidelines in order to conduct our affairs in any kind of orderly fashion. Otherwise, everything that we look at has no precedent," says Atkinson, who helped draft the guidelines based on discussions with Harvard researchers, potential sponsors, and ranking administrators...
With a firm policy, says Atkinson, "it might be possible to do a much broader range of things...
...into believing his dream," says Bill Atkinson, who by some estimates is the most gifted programmer at Apple. A company consultant, Guy Tribble, says that Jobs sets up what he calls "a reality-distortion field. He has the ability to make people around him believe in his perception of reality through a combination of very fast comeback, catch phrases and the occasional very original insight, which he throws in to keep you off balance." By whatever name?the dream, the Ditch, the rap, the reality-distortion field?fobs' unwavering ambition and ferocious will have caused a number of people...
...study of individual House races shows that discontent over Reagan's handling of the economy played a major role in most Democratic gains in the industrial Midwest, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Texas. One Pennsylvania showdown featured Eugene Atkinson, who crossed the aisle last year to become a Republican convert at the height of Reagan's popularity. The voters resoundingly turned out the turncoat (61% to 39%) when he attempted to defend Reaganomics to the unemployed steelworkers...