[fullmetal]

I like to hear this as Stanford has been run for too long by the general counsel's office.

I think one difference between a Stanford leader and a non-Stanford leader is that a non-Stanford leader is primarily (reflexively!) focused on protecting the brand at all costs, whereas a Stanford leader is interested in doing the right thing, understanding that doing the right thing should be an integral part of the brand.

[fullmetal]

I like to hear this as Stanford has been run for too long by the general counsel's office.

I think one difference between a Stanford leader and a non-Stanford leader is that a non-Stanford leader is primarily (reflexively!) focused on protecting the brand at all costs, whereas a Stanford leader is interested in doing the right thing, understanding that doing the right thing should be an integral part of the brand.