Every Day Stanford : November, 2009
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Monday, November 30, 2009
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I really love Lake Lag. And I always wonder about this boat. It has been on the dry lake bed for as long as I can remember.Posted by Ms. Cindy Pearson on Nov 30 2009 8:22AM | 1 comments
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Wednesday, November 25, 2009
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Today I coulda/shoulda done something cute or clever related to Thanksgiving. Instead, I grabbed a quick photo of the construction across from the Alumni Center--soon to be the new home of the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research. Not far away the new Business School campus is going up. Construction everywhere. Happy Thanksgiving!Posted by Ms. Cindy Pearson on Nov 25 2009 11:16PM | 0 comments
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Tuesday, November 24, 2009
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The local paper had an article about what a great year it is for fall color. They weren't kidding.Posted by Ms. Cindy Pearson on Nov 24 2009 11:46PM | 0 comments
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Monday, November 23, 2009
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The trees on the Alumni Center patio are so pretty right now. I was looking for the best angle to catch the sun coming through the leaves, when instead, a banner in a display case inside the building caught my eye.Posted by Ms. Cindy Pearson on Nov 23 2009 12:11AM | 0 comments
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Saturday, November 21, 2009
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Dang. Cal 34, Stanford 28. Oh so close. I thought we had them when Toby took us to the Cal 13 with about 2 minutes left, but it wasn't to be... Posted by Ms. Cindy Pearson on Nov 21 2009 9:52PM | 0 comments
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Friday, November 20, 2009
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It rained most of the day today, and as I was leaving work I was still in need of my photo for the day. Thinking that the day before Big Game should be my "best" Big Game photo of the week, I struggled for inspiration. And then I remembered that my friend (and boss!) Donna Garton, '79 (far right), her husband Michael, MBA '74 (2nd from right), daughter Jillie, '13 (center), Michael's brother Dan, '79 and wife Barb, '79 (left), had already set-up camp in their rented RVs just outside the stadium. You can't miss them--just look for the inflatable Santa with a fishing pole on top of their RV. Beat Cal!Posted by Ms. Cindy Pearson on Nov 20 2009 1:40PM | 0 comments
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Thursday, November 19, 2009
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Didn't venture far today, all of these were taken within a stone's throw of SAA. 1) Top is a banner that an alum dropped off shortly after I started working at the Alumni Association. Rather than send it straight to the archives, it's been part of my office decor for years. (Let's hope for a similar outcome 80 years hence!) 2) "Beat Cal" x 2 hangs from the front of our building. 3) I passed long-snapper Zach Nolan heading to practice on my way home tonight. 4) Helmets are at Jimmy V's Sports Cafe, one of my favorite lunch spots.Posted by Ms. Cindy Pearson on Nov 19 2009 8:39PM | 0 comments
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009
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I walk past the "new" Band Shak--located in the "old" squash courts--on my way from my car to my office every day. (The Alumni Center stands on the site of the "old" Shak.) This was the first time I've ever seen band members on my way IN to work! 3 days to go, and counting...Posted by Ms. Cindy Pearson on Nov 18 2009 9:40PM | 0 comments
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Tuesday, November 17, 2009
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Today's post was a toss up between this Larkin banner and a photo of the gigantic one hanging on both sides of UGLY. (I don't think they call it that anymore.) To see a good shot of the big one, check out Andy Lin's photo on White Plaza Watch. Rather than duplicate efforts, I went with some good old frosh dorm spirit (if rather crude in parts!).Posted by Ms. Cindy Pearson on Nov 17 2009 10:48PM | 2 comments
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Monday, November 16, 2009
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It's not too hard to tell that Big Game week is here...Posted by Ms. Cindy Pearson on Nov 16 2009 9:32PM | 1 comments
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Saturday, November 14, 2009
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Alumni enjoying dinner at Leading Matters New York. The energy in the room was high after a great afternoon of sessions and reconnecting--oh, and that 55-21 win over USC might have helped too(!). From my perspective, it was one of our best Leading Matters events to date.Posted by Ms. Cindy Pearson on Nov 14 2009 9:46PM | 0 comments
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Friday, November 13, 2009
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The preparations continue for Leading Matters New York. This afternoon the techs were testing out the media on the big screens, and chairs were being brought in to be placed for the opening session on Saturday.Posted by Ms. Cindy Pearson on Nov 13 2009 9:34PM | 0 comments
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Thursday, November 12, 2009
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I arrived in NYC this afternoon. Tonight, with the help of a terrific group of alumni volunteers, we stuffed the registration packets for "Leading Matters New York" this Saturday. It took over 30 of us almost two hours to stuff the folders--and then put the folders into bags--for the 1100+ people we are expecting.Posted by Ms. Cindy Pearson on Nov 12 2009 9:16PM | 0 comments
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Wednesday, November 11, 2009
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Busy day. Heading off to New York tomorrow for an alumni event this weekend. I took this at lunch in the gardens behind the Alumni Center. I was playing around with depth of field. Not sure it worked, but it'll have to do as my picture for today.Posted by Ms. Cindy Pearson on Nov 11 2009 11:40PM | 0 comments
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009
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I don't know how I didn't know that KZSU was housed in Mem Aud. I have worked across the street from Mem Aud for the last 8 years, and walk past this door several times every week. I never noticed it until today. It was open and there was music wafting out. I wouldn't have noticed it today either, if I hadn't heard it. I peeked in and the station manager's door was closed. No one was around. Just the music.Posted by Ms. Cindy Pearson on Nov 10 2009 9:48PM | 0 comments
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Monday, November 9, 2009
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Home to the 25th-ranked team in the nation. Go Card!Posted by Ms. Cindy Pearson on Nov 9 2009 10:47PM | 0 comments
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Friday, November 6, 2009
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There was a "Harvest Festival" happening in White Plaza at noontime today, with a talented duo playing folksy tunes. A song about trees led to this spontaneous "tree dance"...Posted by Ms. Cindy Pearson on Nov 6 2009 11:02PM | 0 comments
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Thursday, November 5, 2009
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This one should have been a picture of Jim Harbaugh. I was futzing with my camera settings as he toodled by on his golf cart. He even gave me a wave. And I missed it. So, instead of Coach Harbaugh, you get a photo of the flag that was waving above me as he drove by. Dang.Posted by Ms. Cindy Pearson on Nov 5 2009 11:38PM | 1 comments
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Wednesday, November 4, 2009
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One of my favorite lunchtime walks is over to the Arizona Cactus Garden, just a couple hundred yards from the Mausoleum. A group of volunteers has brought it back to full glory--a truly amazing place that is in almost perpetual bloom. I'll share glimpses throughout the year.Posted by Ms. Cindy Pearson on Nov 4 2009 11:45PM | 0 comments
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Tuesday, November 3, 2009
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I'm not really a horse-person, but I have always been drawn to the Red Barn. Renovated in 2005, it's an incredible facility. Not many riders were out when I stopped by on my drive in this morning (though I did see the cross-country team!).Posted by Ms. Cindy Pearson on Nov 3 2009 10:18PM | 2 comments
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