Stanford Report, June 20, 2001
Turn fear
into motivation, Fiorina says
About
29,000 attend main ceremonies
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"Wacky,
wonderful, witty, winsome, willing,
waiting." That is how Rabbi Patricia
Karlin-Neumann, associate dean for religious
life, described the Stanford Class of 2001 Sunday
at the university's 110th Commencement, which
featured an address by Carleton (Carly) S.
Fiorina, chief executive officer of
Hewlett-Packard. Full story Highlights:
President John Hennessy and Hewlett-Packard CEO Carleton (Carly) S. Fiorina proceed to the stage. photo: L.A. Cicero |
More
stories from Commencement 2001:
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 During a pause in President John Hennessy's Commencement remarks, graduates turn to thank their parents and friends who were sitting in the stadium stands. photo: L.A. Cicero |
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Speeches
from Commencement 2001:
Visiting Professor Ebrahim Moosa, who will join the faculty at Duke, bid farewell to Stanford Saturday. photo: L.A. Cicero |
Awards
from Commencement 2001:
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 Graduating senior Malia Villegas of Seattle is the recipient of the Stanford Alumni Association's 2001 J. E. Wallace Sterling Award for volunteer service at Stanford. photo: L.A. Cicero |
