Thanks. I always sort of thought so; especially since I couldn¹t Google
that story.
On 10/24/08 10:10 PM, Dave Axler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wilma:
That story about Irvine's history is an urban legend. It was actually designed
by prominent architect Horace Trumbauer
Well, I think Philadelphia has some beautiful architectural elements.
Apparently the AIA members think so as well as they commented when they
convened here a couple of years ago.
As for the expanding economy, we'll have to wait a bit on that. I'm already
down some 21,000 in my portfolio and the
Please keep an eye out for this (probably stray) all-white kitty.
It's a young adult, probably female. The woman who saw her last night
would like to find her and get her treated and fostered... -linda
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cell: 609-634-1517
I just returned and read Ms Goldman’s letter in the UC Review. Bravo Ms.
Goldman!
It appears that SHCA held the typical secret closed board meeting to plot the
“NON-OPPOSITION” position for their Penn masters. What a surprise, a closed
board meeting!
Certainly, the poor hard working
I actually like many of the new post-Billy-Penn's-hat buildings -- the
emerging central business district between Broad and 30th Sts. I love
the Cira Centre.
And I am besotted with antique rowhouse Philadelphia, especially in its
older Center City nooks. I give out-of-town visitors a tour of
First, congratulations to the SHCA board members whom have publicly resigned.
You absolutely did the right thing, and don't let any of the hotheads make you
feel otherwise! This was the best possible action for everyone and for the
community!
The anti-democratic, Penn process, has
Glenn moyer wrote:
I just returned and read Ms Goldman’s letter in the UC Review. Bravo Ms.
Goldman!
here's mary's letter in the ucreview:
(http://tinyurl.com/5fuvsw)
RE: TAKING A STAND!
UC Review | 22.OCT.08
Several years ago the University of Pennsylvania purchased
the
