[UC] Penn/Harvard Game Tickets
Through the generosity of Penn's Office of Community Affairs, there are free tickets available for tonight's Penn/Harvard basketball game at the Palestra. They were kind enough to provide me with some tickets for distribution. I am happy to disburse them as the supply lasts. The Palestra is a great place to watch a game and is right here in our neighborhood. Penn has already won the Ivy League Championship. If you have not been there, here is a good opportunity to become a fan. It is also a child-friendly environment. At free the price can not be beat as an entertainment value. Penn's students are on spring break, so the team could use some extra voices to cheer it on. The game is at 7PM. I am having a number of people from the neighborhood over before the game for dinner and drinks. We will be receiving guests from 4PM until 6PM, giving us plenty of time to walk over to the Palestra. While I do not know everyone on this listserv, I am always happy to make new acquaintences. Whether you can make the game or not, feel free to stop over before hand. If you cannot make dinner but want to go to the game, stop over and I can give you tickets or leave them at the will call window. If you always wanted to get to a game but did not want to go by yourself, this is a good opportunity to go over with a group. I hope you can make it. Matt Wolfe 4256 Regent Square Corner of 43rd and Regent, between Chester and Woodland Avenues 215-387-5641 You are receiving this because you are subscribed to the list named UnivCity. To unsubscribe or for archive information, see http://www.purple.com/list.html.
[UC] Penn/Harvard Basketball Game Saturday at the Palestra
This coming Saturday, March 5, is the final Penn basketball game at the Palestra for the season. The game kicks off at 7PM and the opponent is Harvard. It is Senior Night, so they will be honoring the seniors in their last home game. Penn clinched the Ivy League Championship last weekend (becoming the first team in the nation with a berth in the NCAA Tournament) and will be trying to gain some momentum for the tournament. The Palestra is the finest place in the country to watch basketball and IS Americas most historic basketball arena. Lucky for me, I live in West Philly and do not miss many games there during the season. If you are on this listserv, you probably live here too. Penn is having a particularly good season this year. You should try and come to the game. I have always felt that one of the amenities of living in West Philly is that Penn's sporting events are in walking distance. It amazes me that so many of my neighbors have never been to the Palestra. In order to encourage your attendance, we will be receiving guests from 4PM until 6PM for dinner and refreshments. That will give us plenty of time to get to the game by tip off. I certainly do not know everyone on this listserv, but I am always willing to meet and entertain neighbors. If you know anyone who would like to come, bring them along. Kids are welcome both to our house as well as to Palestra for the game. The game is unlikely to sell-out since Penns spring break starts the day before. If you want to get tickets in advance you can go to http://purchase.tickets.com/buy/TicketPurchase?ATCLID=90193SPSID=9008SPID= 556DB_OEM_ID=1700organ_val=2571 I hope you can make it. There is no need to RSVP, as we are just taking a guess as to who will show up and if we get more than expected, oh well. If you can make it, whether you go to the game or not, please come by. Matt Wolfe J. Matthew Wolfe 4256 Regent Square Philadelphia, PA 19104 215-387-7300 You are receiving this because you are subscribed to the list named UnivCity. To unsubscribe or for archive information, see http://www.purple.com/list.html.
[UC] Penn/Harvard Game
A battle of the titans this Saturday, NOVEMBER 13 at Franklin Field. The undefeated Harvard Johns (one of the nicknames actually lamer than the Quakers) roll into Philadelphia to try and take home the Ivy League title from its rightful home. Penn is riding a 20 game Ivy League winning streak. Two tough teams should yield one great game. Kickoff is at 1PM. Whether you can make the game or not, we would love to have you come over for brunch from 10PM until 12PM. This gives us plenty of time to walk to Franklin Field. One of the many nice things about living in West Philly is proximity to things at Penn, be it theater or sports. If you would like to go to the game but do not want to go by yourself, there will be a group going over. I do not know everyone on the listserv, but feel free to come over and introduce yourself. It never hurts to meet neighbors. No need to RSVP. Matt Wolfe 4256 Regent Square corner of 43rd Regent (between Chester and Woodland) 215-387-5641 You are receiving this because you are subscribed to the list named UnivCity. To unsubscribe or for archive information, see http://www.purple.com/list.html.
[UC] Penn-Harvard Game
I am writing to encourage my University City neighbors to think about attending the Penn-Harvard football game at Franklin Field tomorrow (Saturday, November 16). It always amazes me that so many people live so close to Franklin Field and have never been to a game there. They are great fun. Penn has been playing Harvard and most of the other Ivy League teams for over 100 years. There is great enthusiasm on the part of the students and alumni that cheer the teams on. The Penn Band always puts on a good show. There is no alcohol sold at the stadium, which has its advantages and disadvantages, but does make it a great atmosphere for families and kids. This game in particular should be good. Penn and Harvard bring undefeated league records into the game. The last two years, the game between these rivals decided the Ivy League Championship and will again this year. Penn is currently ranked 21st in the nation in Division 1-AA. The game kicks off at 12:30 AM. General Admission tickets are $10 and $5 for kids and seniors. About the price of a movie. You can spend more if you want fancier seats. If it is raining, everyone can hide under the upper deck. I am having a few fans over to my house before the game for refreshments. Anyone who would like to stop over and have a small group to go to the game with is welcome. I will be receiving guests from 10 AM until about 11:30 AM. We will walk over to Franklin Field at about 11:30 AM to allow plenty of time to get tickets and get in before the kickoff. Matt Wolfe 4256 Regent Square (on 43rd Street between Chester Woodland) 215-387-7300
FW: [UC] Penn-Harvard Game
-Original Message-From: Dawn Maglicco [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Friday, November 15, 2002 10:45 AMTo: J. Matthew WolfeCc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: [UC] Penn-Harvard GameDear Matt and all neighbors, The Office of City and Community Relations has FREE tickets to this game to share with our neighbors. Please call Valerie at 898-3565 today to make arrangements. Hope to see you at the game! Sincerely, Dawn Maglicco -- Dawn Maglicco Associate Director Office of City and Community Relations University of Pennsylvania 133 South 36th Street, Suite 507 Philadelphia, PA 19104-3246 PH: 215-898-4830 FX: 215-898-0529 [EMAIL PROTECTED] "J. Matthew Wolfe" wrote: I am writing to encourage my University City neighbors to think about attending the Penn-Harvard football game at Franklin Field tomorrow (Saturday, November 16). It always amazes me that so many people live so close to Franklin Field and have never been to a game there. They are great fun. Penn has been playing Harvard and most of the other Ivy League teams for over 100 years. There is great enthusiasm on the part of the students and alumni that cheer the teams on. The Penn Band always puts on a good show. There is no alcohol sold at the stadium, which has its advantages and disadvantages, but does make it a great atmosphere for families and kids.This game in particular should be good. Penn and Harvard bring undefeated league records into the game. The last two years, the game between these rivals decided the Ivy League Championship and will again this year. Penn is currently ranked 21st in the nation in Division 1-AA.The game kicks off at 12:30 AM. General Admission tickets are $10 and $5 for kids and seniors. About the price of a movie. You can spend more if you want fancier seats. If it is raining, everyone can hide under the upper deck.I am having a few fans over to my house before the game for refreshments. Anyone who would like to stop over and have a small group to go to the game with is welcome. I will be receiving guests from 10 AM until about 11:30 AM. We will walk over to Franklin Field at about 11:30 AM to allow plenty of time to get tickets and get in before the kickoff.Matt Wolfe4256 Regent Square(on 43rd Street between Chester Woodland)215-387-7300
[UC] Penn-Harvard
In case any of you missed the opportunity to get free tickets to the Penn game from Glenn Bryants office at Penn, I have tickets available. You can pick them up at my house tomorrow (Saturday) morning from 10 AM until 11:30 AM. Refreshments will be available. If you cannot make it over before the game (kick-off at 12 Noon), let me know and I will TRY and drop them off with you tomorrow morning. Matt Wolfe 4256 Regent Square 215-387-7300 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
