|
Then
|
Now
|
| Penn Bookstore and Kelly
and Cohen |
Wharton's Huntsman Hall
(affectionately deemed the "Tower of Greed" by
the undergrads upon completion) |
| Parking lot at 36th and
Walnut |
Barnes and Noble Bookstore
(first of its kind on a college campus) and the Inn at Penn
(with a decent bar downstairs) |
| Hill Field |
Women's 125 Years at Penn
Field and Walk |
| Mellon Bank on 36th Street
and Walnut |
Ann Taylor Loft (ATL - now
that's progress!) |
| Skolnik's |
Renovated Houston Hall/Perelman
Quadrangle |
| Speaking of Houston Hall,
remember the used-CD store, the florist and the fast food
the in the Basement |
Now - Beautiful, upscale
cafeteria as part of University's new meal plan |
| Chemistry Building or Smith
Hall |
The New Science and Research
Center (Music Department) gifted by Roy Vagelos |
| Gimbel Gym and the outside
black top basketball courts (actually had some pretty good
run [i.e., competition]) |
David S. Pottruck Fitness
Center - gorgeous new facility open 24-7! |
| A bunch of Fraternities
and Sororities |
Off campus |
| Civic Center |
Gone. There is a new Civic
Center downtown. Also, check out the new National Constitution
Center on 525 Arch Street. The performance of "Freedom
Rising" is worth the visit. |
| Mayor Rendell - C'65 |
Governor Rendell - and good
ol' Ed does the post-game Eagles radio show. We kid you
not, you can't make this stuff up! |
| Construction on Campus |
Excitement on Campus |
|
Food and Drink
|
| LeAnn's |
LeAnn's |
| Wawa |
Wawa, but the Taco Bell and Pizza Hut stations
have been removed (Ouch!) |
| Campus T-shirt store next
to Wawa |
Gia Pronto - Italian cuisine
|
| LeBus |
LeGone |
| Italian Bistro next to New
Deck |
Mad for Mex (see you there
May 14, Friday night of Alumni Weekend - Class of 1994 Fiesta/Meeting
Place) |
| Palladium |
Penn's loss (just closed) |
| Smoke's |
Still puffing, and now restored to the original
two floor design! The basement is back! |
| Abner's |
Still fryin' |
| Cavanaugh's |
Cavanaugh's |
| Billy Bob's |
Copacabana |
| Murph's |
Murph's ("see ya' in church" - Old
Man Murphy) |
| McDonald's (McDeath) |
Fancy grocery store called The Fresh Grocer |
| Burger King (Murder King) |
The Bridge Cinema Deluxe (independent films
galore) |
| Allegro Pizza |
Allegro Pizza |
| Lee's Hoagies |
California Pizza - just kidding, both are
still there (subsidized solely by Rush events!) |
| Food trucks all over campus |
The curbs (you can actually see the curbs
now, the trucks have been removed) |
|
Class of 1994 Specific
|
| First woman appointed Ivy League University
(Interim) President Claire Fagin - followed by Judith Rodin
in the Fall of '94 |
First woman appointed Ivy League University
(Permanent) President Judith Rodin - followed by Amy Gutmann
in the Fall of '04 |
| IVY League Champs in (Men's and Women's) Hoops,
Crew, Football, Fencing and Volleyball, to name just a few |
IVY League Champs in (Men's and Women's) Hoops,
Crew, Football, Fencing and Volleyball, to name just a few |
| "Feb Club" (numerous senior socials
in the month of February) instituted by your Class Board |
"Feb Club" still going strong -
with attendance cards and everything! |
| Our very own Vik Chatwal in the news (34th
Street section of the DP) |
Our very own Vik Chatwal in the news (Page
Six of the New York Post!) |
| Ted Werth - most likely to succeed as an entrepreneur |
Ted Werth - Cider Man Rules! |
| Jai Jai Ramsey - most likely to be on class
committee |
Jai Jai Ramsey - still most likely to be on
class committee (thank heavens) |
| Sabrina Rubin - most likely to write something
better than this |
Sabrina Rubin - award-winning Philadelphia
Magazine journalist! |
| Respectfully
submitted by your 10 Year Reunion Executive Committee with
special thanks to Deb Algazy-Fredberg and Natasha Campbell |
