[ OFFICERS ]
2009-2010
CoChair + Financial Manager: Sam King (samking@stanford.edu)
CoChair: Alena Balgobin (alenab23@stanford.edu)
Webmaster: Dan Ha (andien@stanford.edu)
General Core: Ariel James (arielj@stanford.edu), Charlie Syms (csyms@stanford.edu), Jamie Tam (jamietam@stanford.edu), Jireh Tan (jirehtan@stanford.edu), Eric Tran (erictran@stanford.edu)
2007 - 2008
President
Mike
Smith
bigmike3stanford.edu
Calendar
Officer
Eric
Tran
erictranstanford.edu
Webmaster
Helen
Kwong
hhkwongstanford.edu
2006 - 2007
President
George
X. Morris & Mike
Smith
gmmorrisstanford.edu,
bikemike3stanford.edu
Financial
Officer
Helen
Kwong
hhkwongstanford.edu
Webmaster
Helen
Kwong
hhkwongstanford.edu
2005 - 2006
President
Katy
Yan
Financial
Officer
Anna
Rafferty
Calendar
Officer
Carey
Myslewski
Webmaster
Helen
Kwong
2004 - 2005
President
Hannah
Leslie
Financial
Officer
Tess
Williams
Calendar
Officer
Anna
Rafferty
MIKE SMITH
Information to come.
GEORGE XANDER MORRIS
Information to come.
ERIC TRAN
Information to come.
KATY YAN
The distinguished Katy Yan excels at creating
amazing artwork as well as training chimpanzees to do her schoolwork in order
to devote her time to saving the world. She will be a junior at Stanford in
2005-2006 and is majoring in earth systems, allowing her to conduct research in
which she provokes innocent butterflies. To promote her interests in
chimpanzees, butterflies, and drugged koalas, she enjoys reading nature
nonfiction in addition to her favorite work of literature, Charlie Chan is Dead
2.
ANNA RAFFERTY
A rambunctious sophomore who's into weekend hot-air
balloon trips around natural geysers, racing the sandpipers in a clown-car
along the beach, and singing opera on her head. You can find her glued to
computers in Sweet Hall, as she consumes one CS assignment after another.
CAREY MYSLEWSKI
Carey is a secret agent whose true identity cannot
be revealed. So no biography.
HELEN KWONG
Helen is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an
enigma. She, at first, surprises one with her air of presumption and bold
manner of speaking. Who, one ponders, is this rather outlandish character? Yet
after a moment of reflection, it becomes apparent that she is little more than
your average never sleeping-webpage making-cartoon drawing-flyer designing
dynamo. On her few days off from stellar performances of the above activities,
she moonlights as a superhero of the incredible variety. She may be found in
physics classes creating small force fields around her to distract attention
from the doodled replica of Van Gogh and the simpler solution to Fermat's last
theorem in the margin of her textbook (Wiles was quite longwinded). And, in the
end, one is forced to conclude that Helen, distilled to her essence, is all
that.
HANNAH LESLIE
Leslie rose to power in the fall of 2004, beginning
a dark chapter of QSA history marked by violence and oppression. She was widely
reviled for her brutal executions of political dissidents and for waging
meaningless wars against other QVSOs, at the sacrifice of millions of lives.
Leslie, however, was well loved by her minions, who described her as a
benevolent, selfless leader. For instance, she would lend her big red motor
vehicle to anyone who begged for it. She also frequently entertained her
minions with her creative compositions, which ranged from haikus and limericks
to artfully written electronic mails, sans capitalization. Her magnum opus was
an epic poem on human biology written in Spanish. Whether with fondness or with
fear, Leslie's legacy will be remembered for centuries to come.
TESS WILLIAMS
Our late financial officer, may you rest in peace
away from college. Tess was a lighthearted girl, prone to laughing out loud at
whatever struck her fancy. She enjoyed long walks on the beach, as long as some
odd, organic food was always nearby. We all have many fond memories of Tess,
though my particular favorite is the infamous hippopotamus incident. We hope
you find a better place, you will be missed.