Wharton Undergraduate Catalog 2005-2006 - The Wharton School ...

usiness and more 23“The first time I saw Jon M.Huntsman Hall I wasamazed. I thought it hadthe technology of NASA.The individual and groupstudy rooms are an invaluableresource and a greatway to get away from hustleand bustle of the campus.I’ve come to lovePhiladelphia, with its opengreen spaces, picturesquebuildings, and fantasticrestaurants. During orientation,Penn rented out thePhiladelphia Museum ofArt and a nearby skyscraperlit up to say“Congrats, Class of 2008!”It doesn’t get much moreimpressive than that. Onthe first day of class, ourTA from Management 100took me and my teammatesto get cheese steaks, andI thought, ‘this is whatcollege is all about.’”Richard Hillen, W’08Bermuda (UK citizen)Undecided concentration“What’s great about Wharton is that it is such a tightlyknit community. Huntsman is my second home. It’sthe best facility you could imagine and there is alwayssomeone you know around. Somehow, staying up latecramming for exams with friends manages to become fun.Between majors, minors, extracurricular activities andsports it is very easy to find your own community here.Since I’ve been here it’s been even better than I expected— the learning has gone beyond what I had imagined. AtWharton you’re among the best and competing at a highlevel and the opportunities to use all the skills you learnhere are endless.”Laine Litman, W’07Edina, MNFinance and Management concentrations; Classical Studies minor