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Monthly Archives: November 2014
George Munroe, Dartmouth trustee and hoops
Former Dartmouth All-American George Munroe, who passed away last month, had a 29-year career as an executive with Phelps Dodge Corp., including vice president in 1962, president/director in 1966, CEO in 1969 and chair/CEO from 1975 to 1987. Phelps Dodge … Continue reading
Two red dogs, or 3
Red dog number one I saw at UNICEF gift shop in Palo Alto, I nearly bought it for Terry who misses our Frida so. Red dog number two is made by and watched over by Julie Brown, Justin’s mom and … Continue reading
The ‘credible hulks’
I’m a sports fan, and a sports-writer –trained by four or five publications, plus the 100 or so sports-themed posts here in Plasticlandia — so I do recall hearing of the two Palo Altans winning medals at the Olympics in … Continue reading
Posted in art, ethniceities, Plato's Republic, words
Tagged bellarmine, mark Schultz, moondog mayne
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Nick Zaharias guest spot: mark you are a dick
Nick Zaharias, who might have been Paly High Athlete of the Year in 1982 if not for a guy initials J.H., is an avid reader of Plastic Alto, and a frequent commenter, albeit under various fake names and email return … Continue reading
Posted in ethniceities, music, sex
Tagged ben junta, dan bern, mike park, palo alto vikings
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Plastic Alto with Mark Weiss 