Penn Students "Trick or Treat" at President Amy Gutmann's House
Penn Students "Trick or Treat" at President Amy Gutmann's House
WHO:Amy Gutmann, University of Pennsylvania president, Penn students
WHAT:Penn students trick or treating
WHEN:Oct. 31, 2004
7-8 p.m.
WHERE:Eisenlohr, the Penn president's home
3812 Walnut St.
Dr. Amy Gutmann will be dressed in costume as she greets trick-or-treaters at her home and hands out goodies. Students and the Penn community will be dropping in and having hot chocolate and treats with Dr. Gutmann
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