Word: attacker
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...team captain Michael Smith developed as expected into the squad's other offensive standouts. Keller-Sarmiento's stats don't tell even a fraction of the story. The team's third-leading scorer with two goals and six assists for eight points, the Argentinian junior sparked the Crimson attack from his forward position. His speed on the wings would open up the center of the field, and take the pressure off Ayrault, who would position himself out in front...
Dayna L. Cunnigham '81, another student in the class, said yesterday that "the commercial influences on scientific research at universities is an attack on the scientific community that constrains their initative and creativity...
...first target of their attack was a long-standing conservative shibboleth--school busing to achieve racial balance or alleviate segregation. The Senate attached "riders" to several appropriations bills that would prohibit the Justice Department from suing local school districts in an effort to balance school racially through busing programs...
...from an inability to get off effective shots and passes in front of the opposing net, this year's returning forwards--notably last-year's high scorer, Alex Lightfoot, co-captain Firkins Reed, and senior Sara Fischer--know each other's styles well enough to mount a cogent team attack...
DIED. Steve McQueen, 50, ruggedly handsome actor whose portrayals of cool, self-assured loners made him a leading Hollywood star of the '60s and '70s; of a heart attack after undergoing surgery for removal of a cancerous tumor; in Juarez, Mexico. A graduate of a reform school and a Marine brig, McQueen was typecast for his tough roles, whether leading a prison escape (Papillon), masterminding a daring caper (The Thomas Crown Affair) or driving through a breakneck chase (Bullitt). His screen persona exemplified grace under pressure; he raised his fists but never his voice. He revealed last month...