Word: known
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...take 18% of this company for seven people. You could multiply and get these incredible figures, that I could make a billion dollars. What was in the newspapers was only the seven that I could identify because they were the only ones working on the deal. If I'd known it was going to be in the newspapers, I would have said, "Look, there's going to be 15,000 people." They will get at least 5%. I always saw myself in there at around 1%. In seven or eight years, I could make $100 million...
...colleagues charged that Frazier wasunfairly being used as an example. "The wholeaction was out of proportion," said Dr. JohnRomano, a professor of psychiatry at theUniversity of Rochester. "It is a reflection ofHarvard's anxiety over its past record." Romano,who said he has known Frazier for many yearscalled Frazier "a man of integrity...
Recently the Harvard-Cornell hockey rivalry, which resumes tomorrow afternoon at Bright Center, has become better known for its in-the-stands antics than its on-the-ice show...
...other words, how smart is this guy, should he have known...
From the start, the man believed responsible for the unprecedentedly successful--and costly--rogue program is Robert T. Morris, Jr., '83-'85, a Dunster House alumnus and Cornell graduate student. Morris, who is affectionately known as "RTM" by his friends at Aiken Computation Laboratories, immediately drew Harvard into the virus vortex by calling Aiken's Andrew H. Sudduth '83-'85 and computer science graduate student Paul Graham the night the renegade program began to spread...