Anthony West wrote:
Will its public meetings accomplish anything in the end? That seems like
a more reasonable suspicion. Wharton has been flinging buckets of
high-financial brains into Wall Street for a generation, and look where
that's gotten us. On the other hand, nobody else knows what to do
either. So excluding Penn from any role in its city's fate seems odd, to
say the least.
d'oh! turns out nutter's a wharton grad ('79)
http://www.nutter2007.com/index.php?/about/
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