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Old Posted May 12, 2014, 9:13 PM
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Uhmm, ok but its not like Penn would have up and moved if the ballpark located there. It's not a case of one or the other. Penn would still have grown and required additional space and the ballpark likely would have attracted additional development on its own given the proximity to center city and university city.
Well, I--and those with the power in this city--obviously disagree. A major league ballpark--in use only a few days a week during six months of the year--would have been a major waste of that key location and space. In terms of building Philly into a true world-class city of the 21st Century, there's no comparison. Philly's future on the world stage is much more enhanced by Penn and CHOP occupying that space, than it would have been with a ballpark located there. And it definitely WOULD have had a negative impact on Penn's campus life, as well as CHOP and Penn Medicine's activities.

In fact, give me an example of another major league ballpark that's located right next to a major university and/or medical research and clinical complex. It wouldn't work.
     
     
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