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Why do Stanford's signs only cover North Palo Alto?
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by Midtown resident, Midtown,
on Mar 1, 2007
I was driving down El Camino today and noticed all the signs for the Cantor museum. There are two signs per lamp post, on both sides of the roads, which works out to about every 15 or 20 feet. It is a lot of signage, which is why I noticed. They say something like "Come to the museum, it's your museum too"
What I'm curious about is why do the signs come to a dead stop at Oregon Expressway? There is not a single sign in South Palo Alto. Is there a reason for this? Given the amount of signage, it seems they could have spared a few signs for us poor un-cultured southies.
Any ideas why this might have happened?
PS Menlo Park is also not included. The signs stop right after Stanford Mall.