Father Figure | STANFORD magazine
William R. Hewlett is best known for helping birth Silicon Valley, but the apple of his eye for most of his life was the fledgling university he nurtured and watched mature.
Father Figure | STANFORD magazine Close Hello, what can we help you find today? Consider browsing by category: Arts/Media Athletics Engineering/Technology Environment/Sustainability Health/Wellness Historical Medicine Science Student Life The University FEATURES Father Figure William R. Hewlett is best known for helping birth Silicon Valley, but the apple of his eye for most of his life was the fledgling university he nurtured and watched mature. March/April 2001 Reading time min Courtesy Hewlett-Packard By Larry Gordon Hanging prominently in a quiet office at Hewlett-Packard headquarters on P
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