06-19-2017, 11:23 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-19-2017, 04:44 PM by TreesAndBirds.)
Changed "grads" to "alums" in the title.
It would be fun to make our own list but probably too complicated. And I would prefer to focus on the importance of people to Stanford and society in general, rather than "fame".
My initial thought is that the Hewlett/Packard team were the most important alums, for the company they started, the affect they had on growing Silicon Valley and their charitable contributions, but hard to compare to a President or Supreme Ct. justices.
It would be fun to make our own list but probably too complicated. And I would prefer to focus on the importance of people to Stanford and society in general, rather than "fame".
My initial thought is that the Hewlett/Packard team were the most important alums, for the company they started, the affect they had on growing Silicon Valley and their charitable contributions, but hard to compare to a President or Supreme Ct. justices.