University of Pennsylvania
Tuesday,
January 9/16, 1996
Volume 42 Number 16
Houston Hall was named for a very young man--Henry Howard Houston, Jr., Class of 1878. His trustee father and his mother, Sallie S. Houston, set a high value on the extracurricular in college life, and when their son died in the spring of 1879 (in Rome, from complications associated with typhoid fever), their gift to his memory was to help create the nation's first student union. The young Houston's portrait (detail above) now hangs in Bodek Lounge. At right: a gargoyle from the north facade.
MLK Memorial: Expanded Schedule and Release Time Notice;
Celebrations of Houston Hall and Founder's Weekend
SENATE: SEC Actions 12/13/95; Call for Nominations;
Dean's Statement on $30 Million Settlement in Medicare Case
Compass Features:
SNOWCARE: A New Child Care Program for Bad-Weather Days (link no longer available)
Phonebook Corrections by Jan. 23;
PFSNI Listserver; Update and Deadlines
CrimeStats; Emergency Closing Reminder;
Cocaine and Smoking Treatment; Safer Sex Awareness Month
Welcome Back: Dr. Rodin on the Agenda for Excellence