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ELIZABETH HOLMES: The Most Notorious Stanford Student?

Here is a table showing those schools most successful in business .  A unicorn founder is someone who formed a startup company that reached a valuation of $1 billion. Business Insider wrote about the 26 most famous and successful Stanford University students of all time.  Included were people like:  John F. Kennedy, Mitt Romney, Steve Ballmer ( Microsoft guy ), Shri Mukesh Ambani ( runs the largest company in India ), Larry Page ( cofounded Google ), Sergey Brin ( co-founded Google ), Reese Witherspoon and Tiger Woods.  I mention these particular individuals because they all left Stanford without a degree.   Some remain on leave, perhaps to return someday to finish what they started.  Clearly, all have done well.  Of course, there is me.  I started and earned a B.S. degree in chemical engineering, from Stanford, graduating in 1962.  I think I have been successful, but certainly not famous.  However, I'm now 86 and live a fabulous retire...
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THE STANFORD PRISON and MARSHMALLOW EXPERIMENTS

To begin, Stanford has had the #1 Psychology Department in the country for a very long time:  Both from Google AI: T he top five psychology departments in the 1970 report were: [ 1 ] Stanford University University of Michigan University of California, Berkeley Harvard University University of Illinois [ 1 ] Stanford University's psychology department ranked #1 in multiple major national and global evaluations for 2026 : Times Higher Education (THE) Subject Rankings 2026: Ranked #1 in the U.S. (and #2 globally) for psychology. U.S. News & World Report: Ranked #1 (tie) for graduate/overall psychology programs with a peer assessment score of 4.7. QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026: Ranked #3 globally for psychology. [ 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 ] Between 1970 and 1972 Stanford conducted two controversial experiments: In the 1971 prison experiment, Google AI said: The Stanford Prison Experiment Conclusion is that ordinary people can quickly conform to br...

THE STANFORD UNIVERSITY CLASS OF 1962

This will be the first of a 3-part series on Stanford University. Part 1:  the title above.  We have a facebook page . Part 2:  The Stanford Prison Experiment and Marshmallow Study. Part 3:  Elizabeth Holmes, maybe the most infamous Stanford student.  Currently playing in movie theaters is a documentary about her, You Can See Everything .  Rotten Tomatoes scores of 98/97!!!  I might just go and see it today, which would be the first time for me to actually go to a theater since Barbenheimer weekend. Why Stanford class of 1962?  That was the year I graduated, after 3.75 years there.  I have had numerous postings about Stanford University.  Here are a few. 7February2013:   HOW TO GO TO STANFORD FOR ALMOST FREE 15March2014:   STANFORD HITS THE SWEET SPOT 9December2015:   THE STORY OF STANFORD WINES 15June2016:  CAN STANFORD SAVE PLANET EARTH AND HUMANITY? 20January2017:  WHICH IS THE HARDEST UNIVERSI...