UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LAW SCHOOL LECTURE IS CANCELLED
February 8th, 2010 | 4:14 pm
I’m sorry to announce that I have had to cancel my lecture tomorrow at the University of Pennsylvania. Old Man Winter is not on our side this week – with more heavy snowstorms expected across the country, getting in and out of Philadelphia would be near impossible. This is the first lecture I’ve had to cancel (out of more than 50!), so I assure you this was a tough decision to make. I love Philadelphia and was looking forward to speaking at the University of Pennsylvania Law School – especially because like so many other fine institutions in our country, they had a special connection to the Monuments Men. The chairman of the Roberts Commission, which created the Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives section, was Owen J. Roberts, a professor and Dean of the Law School for many years. I hope we can reschedule in the spring, and apologize to those of you who were planning on attending.
