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Unfortunately, I only had my camera for some of
the schools. But I'm glad I at least have these.
See
my full Trip Report
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See My Duke
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for pictures of that school.
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University
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Here are some beautiful buildings on the campus
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Below is the large library
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The gym (left) |
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The new MBA building. It looks very impressive. |
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Cornell University
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Two sides of Johnson School's Sage Hall. What a
beautiful and well equipped building.
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It's a beautiful campus. |
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Massachusetts
Institute of Technology (MIT)
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To the left is the MITs dome from Killian Court
(I used a 4 second exposure). This view has come to symbolize The
Sloan School of Management, and is even the insignia chosen for the
Sloan
ring (see "course 15"). (You can also see the ring's
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The Alfred P. Sloan building is to the left. There is a close-up
of the entrance to the right, just because I liked the way it looked.
:-) I even provided a new door :-) (Can anyone guess what I mean by
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The view from Sloan is very beautiful. I had to
include it.
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Here's the tower to house the married students.
It's directly next to the Sloan library, and only two buildings away
from most classes. That is just too cool! I'm ready! |
Above is the back of the Sloan building, with the
library to the left, and the Tang Center to the right. I attended
a class in the Tang Center.
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University
of Pennsylvania
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The new Huntsman Hall - home of The Wharton School.
Very well equipped and beautiful.
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Two shots of Vance Hall - the old building of The
Wharton School.
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Left is Wharton's Steinberg-Dietrich Hall. If I'm
not mistaken, this was the primary building before Vance, and shown
is an expansion "shell" around the original building.
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Below is Lauder-Fischer Hall - Home of The Lauder
Institute. One can get great international training with their joint
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terse shot of the Philadelphia skyline. |
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Babson College
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Olin Hall - The facilities were smaller than others,
reflecting the smaller class size, but they were quite impressive
non-the-less. The fantastic focus on entrepreneurship is evident
in most every way. I was impressed.
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Center for Entrepreneurial Education - a great facility
that attracts top companies and teachers from other MBA programs.
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