Just because the university recognizes the major problems associated with an urban setting doesn't mean that it doesn't recognize the benefits, too. And to an administrator coming from Princeton, adjusting to Penn's urban setting is probably one of the biggest problems. If I were to move to the suburbs, adjusting to the suburban setting would be my major problem. I know how to handle a house, but I don't know how to care for a lawn. In both cases, it doesn't mean that the location is "bad", it just means that it involves defining the problems for everyone and then defining the solutions for everyone.
there. fixed.
......... laserbeam [aka ray]
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