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Here are a few links to some interesting historical points: Educational costs in 1960: http://www.archives.upenn.edu/histy/features/tuition/1960.html History of Wharton buildings, including Huntsman, Vance, Dietrich, and Steinberg-Dietrich, in addition to Penn’s Claudia Cohen Hall      (formerly Logan).  Did you know that Dietrich Hall was among the first buildings completed at Penn after…Read More

When I arrived to the Wharton campus at age 19, I was the first student ever admitted from Argentina. In my interview with Director Clyde Kahler, we were setting the core subjects I should take in order to graduate and when he mentioned “Advanced Economics” I reminded him that my…Read More

I met my wife of 55 years there. She was at an affair with a friend of mine when I first saw her. It was at the venerable Franklin Institute. A dinner under the view of Benjamin Franklin. That great old marble statue. It is of course, still there. And…Read More

One of my fondest memories in my first year at Wharton was attending classes on the American Labor Movement and Negotiations led by Dr. George W. Taylor, a brilliant and world renowned professor and expert in his field. I felt especially honored to have studied under him and to have…Read More

John D’Luhy WG’59 Member of the Leadership Committee, Wharton Graduate Emeritus Society John D’Luhy was a 1955 graduate of Trinity College, Philadelphia, and continued his education at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. D’Luhy received his M.B.A. from Wharton in 1959. After leaving graduate school, D’Luhy joined Merrill…Read More