When we walked into the dining hall he walked in after us and the whole dining hall erupted into applause.
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"We just met @usainbolt in the dining hall," Raisman shared.
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Bringing outside food into the prison's dining hall costs money.
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Fine, fine, at least I'll get to eat at the dining hall that normally has long lines: The only campus dining hall that was open, with very limited hours, was not the good one.
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The condom machine AT THE EXIT OF THE DINING HALL. pic.twitter.
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Reporters also gained access to the dining hall and surrounding bars.
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It certainly didn't resemble my idea of an ashram dining hall.
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With the chandeliers, it looks like a high-end dining hall.
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Across the spectrum, dining hall spending is getting a hard look.
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For now, I've been getting pretty creative in the dining hall.
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The two were seen in the facility's dining hall around 6 p.m.
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The commander yells orders, and each block marches into a dining hall.
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At 1 o'clock, all students and faculty converged at the dining hall.
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If you wanted food, you'd have to trek to a dining hall.
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Another portrait of Sykes depicts her at work in the dining hall.
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I smiled and waved before proceeding to walk into the dining hall.
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Ms. Lundquist did not like to eat in the dining hall, so Mrs.
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They arrived around lunchtime, and everyone was gathered in the large dining hall.
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The scene in the dining hall is like something out of fan fiction.
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The dining hall workers are also demanding a raise, to $35,000 a year.
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He took endless selfies with enthusiastic servicemen and women in a dining hall.
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ET Sunday, and he followed them to the dining hall, continuing his polemic.
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Two meals a day at the student dining hall, three courses per meal.
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Busy schedules and the desire to eat out mean missed dining hall meals.
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No eating in the same dining hall or going to the same parties.
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Fellow student dining hall employees described her as sweet, sunny and hard-working.
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My best entertainment: an exquisitely placed bird feeder outside the dining hall windows.
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Dining hall workers and student allies are on strike fighting for affordable healthcare.
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The grad is about to leave behind home cooking for campus dining hall food.
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Photo albums from past Muslim Youth Camps are displayed in the dining hall (left).
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After about five minutes, Felix said, she and others went into the dining hall.
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Wealthy families "don't want you renovating the dining hall" with the money, Mejia explained.
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That's where Priya Krishna comes in with her brilliant cookbook, Ultimate Dining Hall Hacks.
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When the meetings were to be held in Magdalena dining hall, it was okay.
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This dining hall never closed, and it was the best place to people watch.
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"I must have seen her in the freshman union dining hall," he said recently.
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The heroin made all the drudgeries — homework, dining hall food, boring classes — seem manageable.
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Students can choose between the main dining hall, Ward-Haffey Dining Hall, which offers a sauté bar, pasta and pizza station, and a stocked salad bar, as well as a wide selection of café retail locations offering smoothies, deli sandwiches, and more.
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He was an employee of the dining hall, and got free meals while on-shift.
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They had to wait in a dining hall while firefighters fought the flames around them.
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Or reward students who rat out their roommates with extra helpings in the dining hall?
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Dining hall food, depending on the college or university, can sometimes be hit-or-miss.
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The dining hall staff at Hendrix College go above and beyond to make students happy.
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Anzrah was asked to undergo a doping test while inside the athletes' village dining hall.
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All activity in the dining hall stopped; for Mr. McKayle, that was a good sign.
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That the workshop shares the same roof as the athletes' dining hall underscores its importance.
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There was a piano in the dining hall, and after dinner he would play it.
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Amenities include kitchens with walk-in freezers, a dining hall and a backup diesel generator.
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It was still forbidden to eat in the dining hall because it was not bombproof.
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Students usually order takeout or do a food run to the nearby dining hall on campus.
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Having pizza, grilled cheese, and fried-anything just a few steps away at the dining hall.
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This year, the camp also opened a yoga center that doubles as a communal dining hall.
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And a dining hall with local organic beets, plus a cook who whips up fresh salsa.
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He had sung with them in church and eaten with them in their communal dining hall.
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Safa: Food for sure, though we have the dining hall on campus and things like that.
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Especially when a dining hall (that includes a meal plan you're paying for) is easily accessible?
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Restaurant gift card The grad is about to leave behind home cooking for campus dining hall food.
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Thanks for getting us out of the dining hall and taking us to that great Thai place.
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Let us know in the comments, and we'll see you for brunch in the dining hall tomorrow.
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It includes training gyms, a dance studio, dining hall and housing for 300 athletes, coaches and administrators.
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Campers were escorted to a dining hall to wait while firefighters battled flames around them, she said.
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Currently, according to Rivera, the average salary for a Harvard dining hall worker is $31,193 a year.
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I went to State University of New York, Morrisville, where we had a buffet style dining hall.
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A fork and knife emblem means you can eat at the dining hall in the athletes' village.
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But some things, like beer pong, Solo cups, and sad dining-hall food, are best left behind.
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The dining hall presents a challenge, as does going to class and staying on top of assignments.
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The dining hall worker with the same name as my mother who persistently asks how I'm doing.
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I stopped eating because I was too anxious to go to the dining hall with everybody else.
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In college, you rely on Top Ramen to feed you when the campus dining hall falls short.
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Ditch the dining hall and pack your lunch every now and then — your waistline will thank you.
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Just like the guys pointed out to me in the dining hall, or on a phone on Facebook.
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Journalists did not visit any of the girls' facilities, such as dining hall or study or TV area.
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But he eventually followed, standing in the middle of the dining hall and continuing his rant, she said.
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After spending four years surviving off dining hall meals, cooking can come as a bit of a challenge.
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Experienced family members carry five- and ten-peso coins to grease various palms before reaching the dining hall.
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There's even a fully kosher village dining hall that feels roughly the size of an international airport runway.
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One evening, Ms. Suarez swiped in four guests at Hayden, a dining hall famous for its homemade cookies.
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The heiress also commissioned a variety of pieces herself, including the gold-covered cherubs adorning the dining hall.
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He passed casinos and gift shops and bars en route to a dining hall the color of teeth.
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Later on, at the main bar, he bumped into the meaty man from the dining hall: Lee Hastings.
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They feasted in the dining hall and socialized in Thaxter's sumptuous parlor, which featured artwork hanging salon style.
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He said several soldiers were carrying plates of food from a dining hall as the attackers stormed inside.
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As they headed to JJ's Place, a campus dining hall, he followed them there but did not enter.
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In the dining hall, animal heads lined the walls and a taxidermied raccoon stared down from a chandelier.
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Instead of a traditional dining hall, we put a "grab and go" counter in a new student residence.
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We set up a temporary dining hall inside a 200-foot dome, which is used for daily meetings.
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But now that you're stuck with probably unhealthy dining hall food, you should start learning a thing or two.
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A professor was fired after bringing a pepper shaker to the dining hall, and refusing to give it up.
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The African-American dining hall general service assistant shattered the stained glass windows with a broomstick on June 13.
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In place of a massive dining hall, they ate bland food while sitting on the floor of a tent.
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Also, if you eat a meal at a dining hall but don't finish it, take it home with you!
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On Friday, Dr. Heimlich said he soon saw Ms. Ris after saving her life — again in the dining hall.
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She had a weakness for the readily available ice cream in the dining hall and put on 25 pounds.
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"The optics in the dining hall were troubling, and very different from what the conference goals were," she said.
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"When I stepped out, I saw people running from the waves nearby the pool and dining hall," he said.
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"Every Amtrak train that has a café/dining car has an AED store within that dining hall," he said.
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The head nurse, Evila García, fed a blind patient as a stray cat roamed the women's ward dining hall.
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Patty Ris, who had by chance sat at Dr. Heimlich's table in a dining hall, began eating a hamburger.
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The dining hall, where "bug juice" — watered-down Kool-Aid — flowed, was cavernous and dark, with raw wooden struts.
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On Tuesday, a dining hall at New York University advertised a special meal in honor of Black History Month.
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When a kid in the dining hall complained that we were smoking, we stubbed out cigarettes in his food.
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When the poet exited, the strangers were nowhere to be found, and the dining hall suddenly and violently collapsed.
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I head back to my room, shower and head to the mess (translate from mining speak, the dining hall).
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In what appears to be a dining hall, dozens of long plastic tables spread out surrounded by metal chairs.
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This included a whole building, containing a kitchen, a rec room, a bathroom, a dining hall, and an office.
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Some of her friends stopped talking to her and ignored her in the dining hall, common tactics, experts say.
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Over tea in the dining hall at Portcullis House, the parliamentary office building, Ian Dunt, the editor of Politics.co.
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I'd be satisfied with this lasagna if I were a college student and it was served at my dining hall.
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Dining hall food can get old pretty quickly, so they'll need a place to store some additional drinks and snacks.
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To Go Get Breakfast at Sleepaway Camp For those brisk, chilly walks through the dewy grass to the dining hall.
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The officer learned Beierle was banned from the dining hall where the 2012 battery occurred and asked him to leave.
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I met Kellan on the third day of our freshman year of college, at a dining hall table of misfits.
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It doesn't hurt that the cozy little dining hall is situated next to one of the best church views, either.
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Flashback to the day before registration: Zoey met her first friend Analisa Torres (Francia Raisa) at a school dining hall.
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"Reboot" patients spend 28 days at a suburban facility equipped with 16 bedrooms, classrooms, a gym and a dining hall.
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Among other demands by the Princeton protesters was the removal of a mural depicting Wilson from a campus dining hall.
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Feeling heavy with guilt, they walked to a dining hall, listening to the sound of enemy fire on their way.
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The next stop was Magdalena dining hall, which wasn't too far from our temporary tent, so we decided to walk.
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The New York Times on Monday reported that a mural of the president also remains hanging in Princeton's dining hall.
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The mansion has five bedrooms, a grand dining hall that can hold 80 people, two fireplaces, and a commercial kitchen.
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When I went to the college dining hall for Wednesday lunch, I put a lot of silverware in my purse.
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Tall, south-facing windows in the old dining hall show views more than 70 miles away to the northern Catskills.
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Another crashed next to a dining hall and destroyed part of a building where some drone operators were still working.
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Some yogis practiced in the hallways, dining hall, or anywhere they could find space, while others braved the cold outside.
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It's easy to imagine how ten years in a college dining hall might spell disaster for a work of art.
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They like to watch World Cup games, officials said, which are projected onto a screen in the Tornillo dining hall.
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The months that followed brought twisted ears or slaps for disrupting the silence demanded in the classrooms, corridors and dining hall.
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Sacred Stone, which contains a permanent dining hall and school, is on reservation land owned by LaDonna Allard and her family.
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One last interaction from the dining hall needs to be addressed: a short but important conversation between the Hound and Sansa.
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Instead, they spend their days looking for shade amid the 96-degree weather near the dorms, dining hall, and small church.
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Cookbook for beginners After spending four years surviving off dining hall meals, cooking can come as a bit of a challenge.
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Trump spoke to troops gathered in a dining hall festooned with holiday decorations and teased soldiers about their favorite football teams.
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Everyone filed into the dining hall where staff members covered the windows and did their best to keep the kids busy.
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If you have a dining hall that allows you to take home small items like these, never pass up the opportunity.
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We are in the dining hall of the exclusive Aburi Girls Senior High School, in the Aburi Mountains, in southeastern Ghana.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Greg Walker encountered the tallest man in Iran in the dining hall of a hotel in rural China.
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I spent a lot of time in the dining hall, a colossal temporary white structure that resembled a holiday cake roll.
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Even though I often ventured to the dining hall alone, I always managed to find someone to meet and eat with.
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Some of the houses employ private chefs to feed their residents, while others send their students to the school's dining hall.
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A senior Athletics Kenya (AK) official has claimed Anzrah used Rotich's accreditation pass to obtain meals at the athletes' dining hall.
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Others will work on the future dining hall, currently staked out with pink ribbon in a clearing next to the meadow.
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Staff had described how the party was a great tradition as students began filling the courtyard just outside the dining hall.
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He and his friends would sit at a table in the dining hall and glower and generally be unpleasant human beings.
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On St. Patrick's Day in 2005, O'Keefe lampooned campus political correctness by demanding that the dining hall ban Lucky Charms cereal.
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But after their dinner we reunion workers would drink up all the leftover bottles of wine while cleaning the dining hall.
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For Ludovico, Leonardo created the "Last Supper" in the refectory, or dining hall, of the monastery of Santa Maria delle Grazie.
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In other words, it's best to rely on your university's services before trying to recreate a dining hall in your room.
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Now my meals are cooked without care and served in a large dining hall where men sit at self-segregated tables.
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The fridge also has a freezer compartment, so they won't have to venture to the dining hall just to get ice cream.
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Mini fridge Dining hall food can get old pretty quickly, so they'll need a place to store some additional drinks and snacks.
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In June 2016, Corey Menafee, an African-American dining hall employee, shattered a stained glass window in Calhoun College that depicted slavery.
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Even Perry Gaines, the maitre d' of Deupree House's dining hall, has used it there twice so far this year, he said.
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It's a sprawling place, reminiscent of Hogwarts, with everything from a greenhouse and fishing hole to a massive library and dining hall.
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From crashing house parties to consuming suspect dining hall "food," for many of us, college can be defined by certain quintessential memories.
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When you go to the dining hall and you see portions this small and the food is nasty, then you get angry.
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The tipping point came in 1930 when the dining hall stopped its wait service and shifted to a self-serve cafeteria style.
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Forget finding decent food at the dining hall — the first few weeks of college come with unexpected challenges if you're Brooklyn Beckham.
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The spacious dining hall, a popular venue for Chinese wedding banquets, was bustling with families, strollers and walkers wedged against the tables.
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He remained on the ground for about three hours, greeting enthusiastic selfie-taking servicemen and women in their holiday-bedecked dining hall.
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One landlord in San Francisco's Nob Hill neighborhood is turning a ground-floor dining hall into seven individual units, the Chronicle reports.
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Starhawk remembered one visit when she brought a cauldron to a women's correctional facility in the exercise yard off the dining hall.
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I'd pretend to know songs that everyone else knew, or ate food in the dining hall that I'd never heard of before.
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Word of the Day : a communal dining hall (usually in a monastery) _________ The word refectory has appeared in five articles on nytimes.
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On Fridays, he ate in a kosher dining hall, either Hillel or the Chabad house, which is affiliated with the Lubavitcher Hasidim.
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"You go there and experience life like it was 40 years ago," Mr. Bottura says of the traditional hearth-heated dining hall.
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Most dorm rooms don't exactly have kitchens, but that doesn't mean you have to survive on dining hall food and takeout exclusively.
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College dining hall food isn't always good, but this looks like an alien tried to replicate mac and cheese from oral history alone.
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Supporters have even set up pop-up tents around campus to encourage passersby to "look up" and staged a dining hall flash mob.
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"The United States attorney general who lied to Congress and lied to you," Harris said in describing Barr to the packed dining hall.
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The accompanying model allows viewers to see details omitted from the photo; there's even a button to switch on the dining hall lights.
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Dining hall food comes from the school's farm, and furniture is often handmade; all of its students must work in on-campus jobs.
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Members of the FARC watch the Hungary v Portugal World Cup qualifying match in their central dining hall on Saturday March 63, 2017.
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Little craft snowmen sat on the picnic tables, freshly molded by the kids, and red bows adorned the windows of the dining hall.
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Heading to the college dining hall to get some grub is so last semester — at least for some students at George Mason University.
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Our hope is that the next step is a full-on Hogwarts dining hall, but that doesn't seem to be in the cards.
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Finally, the "knowledge link" starts on the 34th floor and features rooftop gardens, a dining hall and a training center called Tencent University.
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For her post-workout recovery session there were no therapeutic massages or prepared meals in a team dining hall to look forward to.
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I never confronted Reva about the fact that I could hear her vomiting when she came back from the dining hall each night.
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Their fears were apparently founded: The following year, Beierle was arrested for allegedly grabbing a young woman's buttocks at a campus dining hall.
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When I head down to the dining hall the next morning, most teams are either working through breakfast or asleep at the table.
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He invited Ms. Curtin, Mr. McCormick and another friend to have breakfast with him at the campus dining hall in late September 2160.
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Before 2001, Unite Here Local 26 had already negotiated wage parity between dining hall workers and employees of Harvard's largest food service subcontractor.
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Ms. Johnson said that while he remained on campus, Mr. Lyman would glare at her when he saw her in the dining hall.
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In the spring of 1964, student servers in Notre Dame's main dining hall noticed that football players were forsaking gravy and ice cream.
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Third-class passengers dined in a room more like this, a third-class dining hall onboard the RMS Olympic, the Titanic's sister ship.
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Smith, a fundraiser for the nonprofit Pathway Home, was still inside the facility's dining hall and was not allowed to leave, he said.
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"It's a long flight," he said before sitting down with soldiers in a dining hall, where many had already finished their Thanksgiving meals.
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The children at Homestead sleep in dorms with bunk beds, take classes inside a massive tent and eat meals at a dining hall.
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There, though, about 150 dining hall workers were in another dispute with their employer, the food services provider Sodexo, which the university contracts.
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This exterior door, like all the ones to the Pine Tree dining hall, is painted cherry red, trimmed with a green wooden frame.
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North Korean media staff sampled Chinese dimsum, pastries and fried eggs and took souvenir photographs of each other in the grand dining hall.
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Each day, students walking from the library to the main dining hall regularly cross from the Sixth Congressional District to the 23th District.
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Guards at Holman also joined the work stoppage last month after a corrections officer was stabbed during an altercation in the facility's dining hall.
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On Wednesday, the restaurateur organized over 50 chefs to volunteer in shifts at the Refettorio Gastromotiva, his pop-up dining hall in downtown Rio.
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Princeton, too, has chosen to keep Wilson's name, though a dining-hall mural of him, smiling and holding a baseball, has been scrubbed out.
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Plus, if I didn't walk to and from the dining hall every day, I wouldn't have gotten an epic photo with Usain Bolt. Bicycles
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The average dining hall worker makes $31,193 a year, higher than other cafeterias in the area, but it still doesn't go far around Boston.
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We'd heard it before — in the dining hall, on the street, in the back of lecture halls — Harvard men rating and degrading Harvard women.
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In Season 3, the Red Wedding changed everything, as we realized nowhere was safe — not even a celebration in a longtime ally's dining hall.
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I am sorry that you think the university prioritized the construction of a $50 million dining hall complex over the cost of your education.
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For those of us who are fortunate enough to travel home, they are a time to trade dining hall food for home-cooked meals.
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GRINNELL, Iowa — Professors have asked Max Hill if he is O.K. David Taylor has received hugs from classmates and workers in the dining hall.
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"They're building that for the college students; they're building that for the people migrating here," said Marie, who works in a university dining hall.
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His friend and roommate Nitin Saigal told me, "One of the first times I met him was sitting in Annenberg," a campus dining hall.
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He said that he'd stopped leaving his cell much, preferring to eat canned food from the commissary instead of going to the dining hall.
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From the shadow of the forest he observes the Pine Tree property, scanning the bunkhouses, the tool shop, the rec center, the dining hall.
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Our waitress leads us through a subterranean dining hall stocked full with camouflage, combat fatigues, polished silver stars, and vintage, white-washed anti-Reich propaganda.
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For Aiossa, the prospect of LGBT-friendly housing, complete with a dining hall, a yoga room and health-care resources, is more than a lifeline.
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I still have nightmares about meals in my high school cafeteria; even in my college dining hall the food was questionable, to say the least.
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Check out a few of her most extraordinary cafeteria "recipes" for inspiration — and never look at your blasé dining hall fare the same way again.
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"I'm locked alone in a maximum-security prison dining hall with thirty inmates for two hours every two weeks," Greene writes in the show's catalogue.
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Located in the Sam Houston Forest, the facility includes training gyms, a dance studio, housing for 300 athletes, coaches and administrators and a dining hall.
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White people she took as one more exotic, if preponderant species, with the habit of leaving their expensive laptops on sofas and dining-hall tables.
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The officer subsequently learned that Beierle had been issued a trespass warning for the dining hall where he'd been arrested in 2012, the report says.
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I was a sophomore in college, slinking into my final exams, leaving meals at the dining hall early, sometimes before my friends even finished eating.
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Bowman remembered that when Phelps walked into the dining hall after his first world-record swim, the other American swimmers showered him with hearty applause.
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Especially during my sophomore year of college, those hours were time my friends spent together in the library, the dining hall, or the dorm lounge.
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That's what happened at Oberlin College, long a center of activism, where students once protested the dining hall for cultural appropriation for offering poor sushi.
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Five dormitories and the dining hall at SUNY New Paltz in New York will feature Native American names instead of the town's slave-owning founders.
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But he struck up a casual conversation with Valeria Sykes, a dining hall worker, and was moved by her long-running dedication to the university.
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While it took time for her to adjust to the New England weather and the dining hall, Ms. McNair has enjoyed her transition to college.
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Being a teen mom here will get you expelled Girls at this school are rounded up in the dining hall to take mandatory pregnancy tests.
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Modie's escape prompted nearby Hocking College to close its campus Monday and issue a warning to students instructing them to go only to the dining hall.
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In successive days, when any of our blind colleagues master the circuitous trails from their cabins to the dining hall without assistance, we rejoice with them.
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The university pointed out throughout the strike that its dining hall staff were paid more than the average food service worker in the greater Boston area.
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A. had always pictured this wing as a sort of luxury hotel with a huge dining hall and hanging chandeliers, but now it looked completely different.
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The 28-year-old information manager from Des Moines, Iowa gained most of her weight in college, thanks to alcohol-filled parties and dining hall food.
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Didn't matter if it was a trip to the dining hall or a bathroom visit; we were gonna try to take advantage of our time together.
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I was walking through the dining hall, watching my friends eat their sloppy joes while I approached the "alternative option" line to order a PB&J.
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Programs like Share Meals and Swipe Out Hunger (both of which let students donate their extra dining hall meal swipes to those in need) are helping.
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One of the first signs of the change came in the dining hall of the Huntington City Mission, about half an hour's drive from little Milton.
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"Everyone is always talking about how policies affect urban people," he said, and described a dining hall discussion about climate change with a friend from California.
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What was once a shady den tinged a pallid green by the neon sign in the window blossomed into a bright dining hall spanning two storefronts.
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Reddy rushed with his classmates into the dining hall at the start of the school's lunch hour, said R.M. Basha, assistant sub-inspector of Panyam police.
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Frustrated by that response, she sent an email to the head of the dining hall, copied several deans from the university and posted it on Facebook.
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In the extraordinary dining hall, thick exposed concrete columns and beams lift and segment the roof, which is lined with glass brick to filter in light.
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Students at Exeter refer to the dining hall he built there, for example, as "the Crematorium" because of its brick chimneys and air of oppressive menace.
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Below, along a creek and tucked back into a sycamore-filled canyon, only the dining hall, two cabins, an office, and a wooden menorah are still standing.
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The new owners put a neon train on the roof, the concourse beneath the freestanding dome became a lobby, and the baggage room became a dining hall.
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In 2012, two students at FSU reported Beierle to police after he grabbed their buttocks at a dining hall on campus, according to FSU Police Department reports.
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According to The Daily Texan, Carlee said she hadn't even been showering at the dorm or using the dining hall without paying, as is required for guests.
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Wuchang executives told a provincial newspaper that its liner will faithfully replicate the original Titanic, with a dining hall, theater, luxury first-class cabins and swimming pool.
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" The family's attorney's statement differs from Carmona's official comments on the incident, which indicated the girl and her grandfather were "in a dining hall on deck 11.
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First battery charge On December 7, 2012, two women complained to a food services employee in an FSU dining hall that a man had touched their buttocks.
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I order a pizza, but when it's finished, I realize that I'm more or less alone in the dining hall—most people have headed to their cabins.
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The buildings will soon feature Native American names that reflect regional geographic features (Shawangunk Hall, Awosting Hall, Minnewaska Hall, Mohonk Hall, Ashokan Hall and Peregrine Dining Hall).
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NEW HAVEN — In a dining hall at Yale University, the portrait of an avid proponent of slavery has been replaced with a shield depicting a heraldic dolphin.
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And in 1930, workers fed up with eating Ford's diet of oatmeal, canned peaches and brown rice in a sweltering dining hall staged a full-scale riot.
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After pausing in the bathroom to touch up my makeup, I re-entered the dining hall and locked eyes with Tituss Burgess as he power-walked by me.
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If your college has its own app, check it out, because it might give you useful information about dining hall menus or the library catalog or football schedules.
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But when you and some friends decide to ditch the dining hall one day, don't be that table who asks the waiter to split a check six ways.
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The very first pizza made in the ATM was given to Xavier's women's soccer team yesterday, and it looks better than any dining-hall food we ever had.
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In 2015, a dining hall at Ohio's Oberlin College served some subpar banh mi, General Tso's chicken, and sushi, and stirred up a shitstorm, instead of student appreciation.
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"If an athlete brings something in from outside and eats it the dining hall and gets sick, then it can be blamed on the village food," Cordeiro said.
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Many times (later on) I was able to get myself to Magdalena dining hall prior to 63:26 am, only to find there was no food left anyway.
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"Students can enter the dining hall with the voucher and have a warm, wholesome meal," said Rachel Sumekh, a founder and the executive director of Swipe Out Hunger.
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I draped two plastic tablecloths over an oval Harkness table and then decorated it to look like an Elizabethan dining hall table, so yea, I take tablescapes seriously.
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An earlier version of this article mischaracterized an aspect of the health insurance plan offered to Harvard's dining hall workers, based on an analysis by Harvard medical students.
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There is no political correctness on this campus, and no politics of any kind beyond the adjacent Carter and Reagan voter-registration tables outside the campus dining hall.
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The first meeting was held in Christ Church college, where the dining hall scenes of Harry Potter were filmed, and where King Edward VII had been a student.
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Early in my first semester, I found myself in a dining hall sitting across from a fellow first-year student, a white woman from a New York suburb.
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In December 2012, Mr. Beierle was charged with battery after a woman accused him of grabbing her buttocks at a dining hall on Florida State's campus in Tallahassee.
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When I came east to college, the Sunday puzzle was often the excuse for a group of us to sit at brunch in the dining hall for hours.
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I had work to do and didn't want to waste time getting lost on the way to the dining hall, so I asked if I could bring him.
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While it can vary depending on the size of the university, most students with on-campus housing have meal plans for at least one dining hall, Luse said.
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Notably, there's no dining hall, as Salesforce encourages its employees to go out and buy lunch, but there is a social lounge on every floor with big comfy seating.
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As the rumor went around the school, people didn't quite believe it, and then when they were sitting in the dining hall and there he was – it was fantastic.
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The 18-month-old girl was playing with her grandfather in a dining hall on deck 11 of the Freedom of the Seas, Port Authority spokesman José Carmona said.
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Two days later, she told campus police Kelley had been following her on campus in his car, forcing her to run into the dining hall to escape from him.
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But there has also been discussion of renaming a dining hall at Oregon State University that's named for Confederate soldier Benjamin Arnold and a California intersection called Confederate Corners.
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Some of her closest friends were athletes, and she made extra cash by working in the dining hall at her residential college, serving food and washing dishes, classmates said.
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Last week, on a balcony above the student union on the campus of historically black Edward Waters College in Jacksonville, students were waiting for the dining hall to open.
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UCLACiara Appelbaumuniversity's dining hall in 2017"B-Plate's Greens & More salad bar focuses on seasonal ingredients, including a variety of greens and toppings, along with homemade dressings," she reported.
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Then, some minutes later, Ms. Felix said, he followed another group of black women into the dining hall and began repeating similar remarks to the ones in the video.
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Instead, I use my meal points for breakfast, snacks, and coffee (the only palatable things in the dining hall) and go out to restaurants for dinner when I can.
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Malicious menuNew York University apologized -- and fired some folks -- after it offered a Black History Month menu that included red Kool-Aid and watermelon water in a dining hall.
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"We sit in the dining hall and have conversations just pretty much about every day,'' she said, adding that the topics include "talking about food or who has boyfriends.
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With names like the "Gold Rush Dining Room," it's easy to think that the quaint eateries at national park lodges are different from your everyday food court or dining hall.
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"The traditional Banh Mi Vietnamese sandwich that Stevenson Dining Hall promised turned out to be a cheap imitation of the East Asian dish," The Oberlin Review wrote at the time.
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I went to the dining hall by myself and walked with my tray to find an empty seat, presumably to plot how I'd spend the next four years in solitude.
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In what is called the King's Room, once the main dining hall, there is now a leisure suite with a 16-meter pool, a Jacuzzi, a gym and a spa.
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The footage shows the white student — identified by the Columbia Spectator as sophomore Julian von Abele — in a racist screaming fit outside Butler Library and JJ's Place, a dining hall.
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We haul our backpacks into a brightly lit dining hall, where mounted animal heads line the walls and a weary group of hunting guides flip through old issues of Buckmaster.
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College was hard for me in a lot of ways, and at some point, while eating alone in a dining hall, I didn't have the mental energy to remain disciplined.
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"These leaders are locked inside the hotel rooms but are allowed to meet at dinner and lunch only in a dining hall," the official said, who declined to be identified.
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Delegations might request a building close to the dining hall or the gym, only to accept a secondary choice farther away if it meant having a building all to themselves.
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If you are on a summer internship and living in a college dorm with a meal plan, take advantage of the dining hall, since you're already paying for the food.
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Simonides was giving a recitation in the dining hall of the house of Scopas, a Thessalian nobleman, when he was called outside because two strangers wanted to speak to him.
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Instead, I felt a new anxiety: I worried when I sat in the magnificent dining hall with my beautiful computer that I had lost an important part of my identity.
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In 2015, the college considered turning the space into a dining hall and performance space, but the idea was met with criticism and an online petition received thousands of signatures.
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On the red earth sits a soccer field, a concrete dining hall and a reception area where the government hopes rebels will begin to meet family members abandoned years ago.
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When the artist Jordan Casteel arrived on campus as a college freshman, her mother marched her into the dining hall — not for a meal, but to greet the kitchen staff.
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Going wireless with your music is the way to go for personal listening, too, especially if you're on the go between classes, the library, the dining hall and social engagements.
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Being on the peaceful seminary campus, with its Gothic tower, Oxford-style dining hall and stained-glass chapels, helps elevate the discussions every two weeks about rediscovery and social justice.
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With its sunken floor, Claes Oldenburg-esque light fixtures and Tibetan prayer wheel, the place felt more like a scene-y Manhattan restaurant — Tao, Hakkasan — than a cruise dining hall.
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" To make her point, 20 students in Liberty's theater arts department staged a flash mob in the dining hall, holding their cellphones, frozen for three minutes, before shouting "Look up!
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After testing five top-rated rice cookers with a panel of Japanese chefs, we recommend the Hamilton Beach Digital Simplicity Deluxe Rice Cooker/Steamer for quick meals and dining-hall avoidance.
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If there is one shared constant among varying college living experiences, it has nothing to do with strangely named mascots (or inedible dining hall fare) and everything to do with dorms.
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Trespassing and battery arrests Three weeks later, a campus police officer on a lunch break recognized Beierle as he entered a dining hall bathroom and confirmed his identity, the report says.
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A new two-story church is planned for the south end, with a sanctuary, a dining hall, classrooms and a chapel that would incorporate the architectural artifacts of the current church.
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"So I hear you're afraid of the dark!" the uncle says to Maurice with a snort at their first dinner, which is by candlelight in the great, dark, drafty dining hall.
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The more complex repairs are saved for the main facility, which occupies about 2,700 square feet of Ottobock's 7,000-square-foot space in a walled-off section of the dining hall.
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Harvard student Carrington Walsh said on CNN that aid officers have been swiping a credit card in the dining hall to buy flights for people who can't afford the trip home.
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Directed by British musician and filmmaker Jeymes Samuel (also known as The Bullitts), the 10-minute film tells the story of a prison break, set mostly in a penitentiary dining hall.
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Athletes largely keep to the dining hall at the special village in which they live, and tourists new to South Korea may not fully understand the signs and menus beckoning them.
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So many adults arrive with children in tow that the center established a family area in its dining hall; it offers day care, and once a week, it hands out diapers.
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Red brick buildings sat on right-angled roads that hugged the feast house (dining hall), bake house, piggery, gardens, and school, all communal and all demonstrating sensible zoning and resource management.
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Located off a gravel road in Sam Houston National Forest, the ranch includes gymnastic training facilities, a dance studio, housing for 300 people, a dining hall, and medical and rehab facilities.
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I'm still a bit queasy from the adrenaline of the morning, but I know I should eat something, so I just eat some grapes and cut up cantaloupe from the dining hall.
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Trained as a music teacher, he bought a funeral business in Wisconsin, converted one of its two chapels into a dining hall and became the NFDA's go-to guy for green funerals.
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It's part dormitory, part dining hall, part lounge; a place to prepare for the defining moment in any athlete's life and a place to unwind or people-watch before or between competitions.
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"There are now big conversations at Oberlin, where I went to college, about cultural appropriation and whether the dining hall sushi and Banh Mi disrespect certain cuisines," the actress told Food & Wine.
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You can use these to bring packed lunches to class, to keep your favorite snacks safe from bugs, or stock up on food in the dining hall to stretch that college budget.
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When there's no longer the dining hall to rely on, meal kit services like Blue Apron can help young people save on groceries and learn how to cook healthy meals for themselves.
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The morning of Griff's big match, the black students got up wrung out from sleeplessness and the dining hall bubbled with chatter about the dimension and the magnitude of Griff's looming triumph.
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At their first rehearsal, in the dining hall, Mr. McKayle bound himself to Mr. Bibb with chain discovered behind the kitchen and gave him two rocks to crash together while he sang.
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After a pause, the terrified Maurice gets out of his chair and turns, and moaning, he wobbles slowly into the dark shadows at the back of the great, gloomy, drafty dining hall.
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Corey Menafee, a (now former) dishwasher at Yale University, was fired for smashing a stained glass panel in the school's Calhoun College dining hall that depicted two slaves carrying bales of cotton.
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The patio offers front-row seats to volleyball games that continue throughout the seasons, and a cozy waiting area separates the dining hall with ceiling-to-floor shafts of green diaphanous fabric.
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As universities across the world gear up for a new year, college students dread having to choose between barely edible food in the dining hall and getting tacos off campus with friends.
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We gather in a stone-lined grove, to sing and sway and cheek-kiss "Shabbat Shalom," before making our way to the dining hall for a sit-down dinner of roast chicken.
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Mario Moore, a painting fellow at the university, wanted to pay homage to the institution's unseen heroes: The janitors, dining hall workers and other blue-collar employees who help keep everything humming.
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"They asked Harry and me to do a number at the monthly birthday party in the dining hall the next night," Mr. Burgie said in an interview in 2017 for this obituary.
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Her biggest successes are hailed during the daily announcements at lunch in the dining hall with its wooden beams and dangling flags representing the home nations of academy students, known as Burkies.
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I imagine him humming it as he served his rich classmates meatloaf in the dining hall, turning it over with his tongue like a worry bead: fuck 'em, fuck 'em, fuck 'em all.
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"We got the alert and a woman said, 'This is not a joke, everyone get to the back of the dining hall because we have to stay away from the windows,' " she said.
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So, unless their sole mission was to never attend another college class or eat another slice of dining hall pizza, the majority of undrafted underclassmen would have been better off returning to school.
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"We got the alert and a woman said, 'This is not a joke, everyone get to the back of the dining hall because we have to stay away from the windows,'" she said.
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I also shot my friend at camp... we snuck out of the dining hall, and went to these big shower rooms, and I shot her on a disposable camera at Jewish summer camp.
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Photographs and video footage from the dining hall where Mohammad died, as well as the nearby mosque, reveal the fury of the attack at the base in the city of Mazar-i-Sharif.
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"8573 years to declassify Area 51 Intellipedia entry—and I discover it's a dining hall at [Fort] Bliss?" the owner of The Black Vault, an online depository of FOIA requests, tweeted on Tuesday.
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Only then did he learn that in the perfect valley he had visited with the featherworker, a workshop had already been built, as had houses for five families and a communal dining hall.
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In the dining hall, for example, students have gotten an 18% raise over the past two years, and McCartan said fewer shifts are going unfilled, although a college spokeswoman said that shortages persist.
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It could also address those who cooperatively live in its dorms, those who kindly eat in its dining hall, those who rely on the support of on-campus internet to complete their coursework.
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The staff told residents, wrongly, that a shooting had occurred in the dining hall, which is next to the Pathway building, and ordered them to lock themselves in their buildings, Mr. Abbott said.
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In 2014, Mr. Beierle was charged with trespassing at a dining hall on campus and was given pretrial intervention, though it was unclear exactly what that entailed or how the case was resolved.
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"The U.S.A. seems to be destined, by providence, to plague Latin America with misery in the name of freedom," reads a worn-down sign hanging in the middle of a dusty dining hall.
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Zoë Lescaze writes: When the artist Jordan Casteel arrived on campus as a college freshman, her mother marched her into the dining hall — not for a meal, but to greet the kitchen staff.
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The 18-month-old girl was playing with her grandfather in a dining hall on deck 11 of the Freedom of the Seas, Port Authority spokesman José Carmona had said at the time.
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Loading all of those books onto an e-reader or tablet is much better for your back, and it'll give you more room in your backpack to sneak food out of the dining hall.
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Image 2200 of 2 GUANTANAMO BAY NAVAL BASE, Cuba – A new dining hall for guards at the Guantanamo Bay detention center has a shimmering view of the Caribbean and a lifespan of 20 years.
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A few students who worked on the farm when they were in high school were there, and I grab lunch in the dining hall with them and the administrator who invited me to speak.
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I would live cheaply in staff housing, get swiped into the dining hall by friends who were still students, and start chipping away at my student loans by the time the grace period ended.
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One group that had an especially high sugar intake was cafeteria workers, the result of an "open tap" policy that allowed them to drink freely from the dining hall soda machines, said Dr. Epel.
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The creators of this place, Refettorio Gastromotiva — refettorio means dining hall in Italian — hope it will change the way Brazilians, and the world, think about hunger, food waste and the nourishing of human dignity.
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Dillon told CNN that he noticed Sullivan has been making the rounds at the Winthrop House dining hall in the past few days, going table to table to talk to students about their concerns.
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In a separate statement, the union said it had asked Vale for the last two years to move the company dining hall, which was located directly under the dam, a charge that Vale denied.
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Their lounge pants, however, are the real hidden gem — perfect for lounging around on weekend mornings or heading to the dining hall, and they're sleek enough to avoid looking too unkempt for the comfort.
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And with Rio's Refettorio (or dining hall, with antecedents in Milan and Bologna, and a dreamed-of future sibling in the Bronx), he is taking on world hunger in a classically Bottura-ish way.
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The monastery itself, which comprises a church, the monks' refectory (dining hall) and living quarters, administrative offices, and a library, is nestled within a landscape dominated by large oak trees draped in Spanish moss.
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It was the first time in my life I was living away from a mom who cooked or unlimited dining hall options, and I found temporary solace in dried noodles and the occasional boring salad.
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Puerto Rico Ports Authority spokesman José Carmona told the outlet that the Indiana family was at a dining hall on the 11th floor when Anello allegedly sat the toddler on the edge of a window.
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"When there is just one person who is sick, everybody pays," Mejia, 19, said in a phone interview from the Pine Prairie center describing weeks without visits and access to the library and dining hall.
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In what he called "an act of civil disobedience," Corey Menafee, a 38-year-old African-American dishwasher employed by Yale University, smashed a stained-glass window in a college dining hall with a broom.
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Patty Ris, the woman who had been choking, said in one of the videos that she found herself by chance at Dr. Heimlich's table in the dining hall of Deupree House, the senior residence home.
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The article, by reporter Vimal Patel, digs into one of the most infamous cases of alleged excess by overly sensitive students: the 2015 controversy at Oberlin College about alleged "cultural appropriation" in dining hall dishes.
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He is the son of Joana Horat of East Windsor, N.J., and Jean A. Lefevre of West Orange, N.J. The groom's mother is a production supervisor at Production in Motion, a candy manufacturer in Somerset, N.J. His father oversees an internet technology team at Berry Plastics in Montvale, N.J. The couple met in March 2007 in the Barnard dining hall, where the groom and his friends would sometimes pursue both romantic aspirations and a menu they judged to be superior to that of Columbia's dining hall.
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WATCH: Pizza Pot Pie, 5 Ingredients, 1 Skillet, Endless Joy The pizzas are prepared by the dining hall staff, who have undergone "40 hours of training for a French Chef," according to the Cincinnati Business Courier.
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The latest viral racist is a white Columbia student spewing about the superiority of his race to an unwilling audience of students and dining hall staff—more than a few of whom were people of color.
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At the base's dining hall, witnesses said one attacker set down his weapon and pretended to guide soldiers to safety, only to lock the door behind him and set off a suicide vest in their midst.
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As I finished a breakfast of baked eggs and cheese at the Little Lyford dining hall, Mr. Mealey slapped a handful of bacon slices between two pieces of toast and announced he was ready to go.
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Visitors have an array of over 100 dining options, including 20 full-service restaurants, a Kosher dining hall, a Coca-Cola Eats food hall, and a Munchies food space for when you just need a snack.
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The first couple entered the dining hall on base to cheers and applause and they spent time speaking with service members and posing for selfies after the president received a briefing from military and diplomatic personnel.
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She crunched the numbers and found it was cheaper to pay for her daughter, a rising college senior, to have a daily Starbucks breakfast (or make her own) than have those meals at the dining hall.
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On Thursday, minutes after Mr. Jean's funeral at Greenville Avenue Church of Christ in nearby Richardson, his father, Bertrum Jean, 54, stood in an upstairs dining hall and gym, leaning against a set of retractable bleachers.
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Sometimes, though, when I think about that lonely lunch, I wish I'd understood right away how much more I had achieved by making it to that dining hall than the girl sitting across from me had.
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In a dining hall set up for reporters, the Common Good Company, a consortium of Singaporean food businesses, gave away ice cream in flavors like Kimchi (in honor of Korea) and Durian, a Southeast Asian fruit.
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Martha Bonilla, an employee of that subcontractor, makes more than $25 an hour because dining hall workers in Unite Here Local 26 struggled for decades to improve their compensation, including a 22-day strike in 2016.
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Its gargantuan $35.7 billion endowment, the largest in the country by far, was cited in articles about dining-hall workers who went on a successful three-week strike for a salary increase to $35,000 per year.
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Within two hours, he met and took photos with troops at a dining hall, held a meeting with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and delivered a speech to service members that wrapped up shortly after 11 p.m.
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Some people might think school food would be less than delicious, but everything we grow on the farm goes to the dining hall, and they buy as much locally as they can — it is almost always delicious.
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The 2,000-acre ranch boasts three gymnastics gyms; medical and rehab facilities; housing for up to 8 athletes, coaches, and administrators; a dining hall; a dance studio; and an Olympic-size swimming pool, among its many amenities.
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Endicott College, where Isis Patterson ultimately enrolled, provides suite-style living reserved for parents and their children, as well as early learning stipends and meals in the dining hall for kids through its Keys to Degrees program.
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I started exercising multiple times a day, taking smaller plates at the dining hall so I could trick myself into thinking I was eating more, and never ever partaking in the cookie pie in the dessert cabinet.
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This involved all the participants—some eighty inmates, the full crew of thirty, the guards—packed into a dining hall about an acre in size, with eighty tables, each with four stools, everything bolted to the floor.
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Toward the end of the conference that year, he kicked over a tea station in the dining hall and stormed out — a story that has become Bread Loaf lore, though Jackson no longer remembers what prompted it.
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My father ate his meals in the main dining hall but insisted on a full-size refrigerator in his room to store his Turkey Hill black cherry ice cream, which my brothers made sure he always had.
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In the dining hall, I saw team jackets from every possible country — Sri Lanka, Kyrgyzstan, Nigeria, Dominican Republic, Lesotho, Morocco, Nigeria, Croatia, Japan, South Korea, Ecuador, Myanmar — everyone in their specific colors, like a Wes Anderson film.
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Student life also involves unique traditions, like Apple Days, where students celebrate fall by making homemade apple cider; and Midnight breakfast, a dining hall dance party that takes place the night before final writing portfolios are due.
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We met at summer camp when I'd just turned 15, and the seeds of closeness were planted during one of those wondrous extended self-revealing teenage conversations, when we sat side by side behind the dining hall.
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On the afternoon I stop in to the Hôtel Restaurant du Col d'Osquich, its vast dining hall, with old timber beams and a massive hearth, has welcomed several busloads of tourists from Charente-Maritime, several hours north.
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In the weeks before the election, I was standing alongside my classmates to advocate for fair wages for Harvard's dining hall workers, and helping to coordinate a week of educational programming focused on justice for black women.
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Those who are freshly arrived experience the highs of an initial honeymoon period, when everything from the Dunkin' Donuts in the dining hall to clothes dryers (not as common where I grew up) are inspiring and exciting.
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A day after Facebook posts came to light showing deliberations over North Korea in the public dining hall of the Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, Mr. Trump is up in arms about loose national security controls.
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Still, it hardly seems unreasonable for a Vietnamese student to complain about labeling something "bánh mì" when it isn't bánh mì, or for a college student to cover complaints about the dining hall in a student paper.
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Hilarious in the dining-hall morning, funny in the afternoon, but by evening all that was left were two girls with bruises on their shins, the silty residue of a hangover and a lot of homework left undone.
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Port Authority spokesman José Carmona told CNN that Chloe and Anello were playing in a dining hall on the 11th floor deck when her grandfather picked her up, held her in the window, and then lost his balance.
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The realistic set by Stephanie Nelson, who also designed the costumes and lighting, reproduces the dining hall of this nondescript facility: cinder block walls, acoustical tile and florescent lights in the water-stained ceiling, folding tables and chairs.
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The window in question at Yale was located in a dining hall in Calhoun College—named for John C. Calhoun, who was vice president under both John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson and who was notoriously pro-slavery.
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Brother Reilly had given him a short tour of the public areas—the chapel, the guest parlor, the dining hall—and then escorted him to the front veranda, where the other postulants had gathered to admire the grounds.
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There is no on-site restaurant for guests, but breakfast is included in the room rate and can be taken in the exquisite dining hall, lined with hand painted Zuber wallpaper, on the terrace or in your room.
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A snack bar worker had also contracted the virus and had been confined to home while and another worker in the lawmakers' dining hall who was suspected of having caught the virus had been hospitalised, the Assembly said.
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Then I moved to Berkeley for college, and for the first time, I understood how someone could hate her vegetables: The pallid, overcooked steam-table brussels sprouts and zucchini served in the dining hall were depressing at best.
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A snack bar worker had also contracted the virus and had been confined to home while and another worker in the lawmakers' dining hall who was suspected of having caught the virus had been hospitalized, the Assembly said.
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Located in the current freshman dining hall Commons (which will remain) and Memorial Hall, the center will also serve as a communal campus hub, with multiple gathering spaces, including a bistro and pub on the renovated basement level.
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Living on your own for the first time—not in a dorm context where you presumably have a dining hall nearby, but rather in your very first and likely very terrible apartment—comes with a lot of adjustments.
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Then, after hours of pensive thought and meditation, the monks head to their dining hall, where each table holds a bottle of fiery red Monk Sauce and a bottle of tangy green Monk Sauce, both made by the monks.
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Inside the wire fence that encircles the site are soccer fields, a giant air-conditioned tent that serves as a dining hall, and trailers set up for use as classrooms and as places where children can call their families.
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I also got the chance to show my entire family the Village, and they spent two hours people-watching in the dining hall where an athlete from Djibouti asked my brother for pointers on how to use chopsticks. Buses
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At the Beijing University of Technology, where students trained to march in the parade, the administration extracted data from I.D. cards to see who ate what in the dining hall, and then delivered targeted guidance for a healthy diet.
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Trivial decisions, like choosing when to slink to the dining hall so as to minimize human contact, debilitated me—it was easier to do nothing than to potentially regret my choice and spiral deeper into a mental black hole.
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Guys on major sites like those tend to resemble a gaggle of (mostly) white Ken dolls who look like they just met up in the dining hall of Aryan University after ultimate frisbee and decided to rub their naughty parts together.
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Pruitt loved eating at the West Wing dining hall so much, an exclusive U.S. Navy-run restaurant, according to Politico — that the White House was forced to send out a public memo requesting Cabinet members to use it less often.
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To offset the fees, which this year are set at $3,631, the conference has for decades admitted about 20 "wait scholars" a year, who receive free tuition in exchange for waiting tables and doing other kitchen and dining-hall tasks.
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The Yale police initially arrested the worker, Corey Menafee, 38, after he climbed on top of a table in the Calhoun College dining hall and smashed the window, one of several related to Calhoun and to slavery, with a broom handle.
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One Kenyan coach was sent home from Rio for improperly using an athlete's badge and posing as a runner — even giving a urine test to drug testers — so that he could sneak into a dining hall for a free breakfast.
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Eighty-seven-year-old Patty Ris didn't know it, but she was certainly in the right place at the right time when she started choking on a bit of hamburger in the dining hall of her retirement home in Cincinnati Monday.
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We don't know what Anthony ended up eating, but witnesses say he was with 2 young kids (his, we're guessing) and 2 adult men -- and the whole group was whisked away to a private area away from the main dining hall.
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This is an embellished re-creation of college life before the rise of the modern university in the mid-19th century — presumably without the fines for swearing or playing cards, student duels or frequent riots over inedible dining-hall food.
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About 10 years ago, a Bowdoin athlete was unaware he had contracted MRSA, and with a contagious, open wound on his leg, he wandered around the campus — to the dining hall, the weight room, the locker room and the coaches' offices.
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Efforts to disinvite speakers, punish people who tell jokes deemed offensive and regulate everything from dining hall food and Halloween costumes to the organizations that students are permitted to join are at odds with a longstanding liberal distaste for coercion.
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Below the airy, sunlit dining hall and the garage that houses Cruise's self-driving test vehicles, hundreds of hardware engineers are developing everything from sensors and network systems to the compute and infotainment system for its present and future vehicles.
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The assault began early Tuesday in the officers' dining hall at Nagrota, about two miles from the army's regional headquarters for the country's northernmost state, which has been at the center of a nearly 70-year dispute with neighboring Pakistan.
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They remembered the gold upholstery of dining hall banquettes, Texas students in fur coats, New York Philharmonic concerts, movie premieres and one trip downtown to the Continental Baths, where there was an expensive cover charge and men in little pink towels.
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I prefer not to keep pictures of half-nude women in plain sight to prevent myself from going crazy, but I can't control every man in this place Outside the dining hall, the chow line is long but moving fast.
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Starting rate: $119 Travaasa Austin, TX Think of Travaasa in Austin like summer camp for adults, except the dining hall is a top-notch restaurant, the activities are best in class and the watering hole is an infinity edge pool with dreamy cabanas.
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" — jonesie1988 Ungraceful Exit"One time, in my dorm dining hall, I stood up and tried to pull my jeans up but accidentally pulled up my underwear instead, effectively giving myself a wedgie and showing everyone at the table behind me my undies.
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Princeton President Christopher L. Eisgruber has already agreed to take down a mural of Wilson in a dining hall and, in a letter to the university community, wrote that Wilson's disturbing record on race makes it appropriate to reexamine how Princeton recognizes him.
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Let's hear from Ms. Margolin: I was first introduced to crossword puzzles in college when my friends and I would attempt to solve the New York Times Sunday puzzle collaboratively, lingering over Sunday brunch in the dining hall, procrastinating instead of studying.
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In the dorms, there's usually a little coffee shop, or dining hall where you can use part of your required meal plan cash, but once you've moved off campus, your coffee intake is based solely on how much you can afford to drink.
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"McDonald's is a popular spot because it is one of the few stations in the dining hall that is open between 2 AM and 5 AM." As Bowman points out, this year's Olympian's have another reason to be chaste: the Zika virus.
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I talked to the activities manager at the Aurora Village, Abraham Montes, over breakfast in the resort's dining hall—a conical structure made of spruce planks—and it became clear that his job had as much to do with managing expectations as activities.
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"The financial aid office was literally sitting in the dining hall today just swiping the credit card and buying flights for people because they knew that a lot of people just can't afford to fly home," senior Carrington Walsh told CNN's Brooke Baldwin.
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When Representative Hakeem Jeffries of New York refused invitations to meetings at the White House, Mr. Kushner agreed to meet him on his turf, so he dined with Mr. Jeffries and Representative Cedric L. Richmond of Louisiana in the Members Dining Hall.
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As the school year gets underway, parents who have just dropped their teenagers off on college campuses may be watching on apps like Life 360 as their freshly minted freshmen try to figure out the best route from dorm to dining hall.
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It was nothing like the food I grew up with attending summer camp in Maine — chicken patties in the dining hall, lobster rolls on the coast, campfire s'mores — but it makes perfect sense in an up-and-coming town like Biddeford in 2018.
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A woman named Cindy who was detained at Dilley for four months before being released said her 8-year-old son Jostin refused to eat while they were there and would vomit when she tried to force him into the dining hall.
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In other words, the dining hall was making food that's almost nothing like the dishes it was allegedly inspired by — hardly a cosmic injustice, but certainly something that a journalism student could write up for class or publish in a campus paper.
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On our way out of the dining hall, a pregnant woman in a wheelchair comes in and starts reading the menu: £1.45 for carrot and cumin soup, £2.75 for steak and kidney pie, any five breakfast items for £2.95, fresh fruit salad for £1.50.
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We sat in the "dayroom" in rows of stiff armchairs below the ceiling-mounted television most of the day, apart from short trips to meeting rooms and the dining hall, or the afternoon rest period when we were permitted back into our sparse bedrooms.
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"You feel both like you're not in New York but also immersed in its history," Maria Torres-Springer, the president and chief executive of the Economic Development Corporation, said recently as she walked — gingerly — through the fieldstone shell of the 102-year-old dining hall.
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"When we were out there, they tasted amazing," said Sergeant Brown, who went to the gym twice a day when he was overseas to make sure he did not put on too much weight from the dining hall and its honey buns and muffins.
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Their lounge pants, however, are the real hidden gem — perfect for lounging around on weekend mornings or heading to the dining hall when they get to college (yep, they'll last that long), and they're sleek enough to avoid looking too unkempt for the comfort.
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From a dining hall at Camp Humphreys, where Mr. Trump had lunch with troops, to the Blue House, where he met with Mr. Moon, everything he saw on Tuesday could become a fiery battlefield in the event of a military exchange with North Korea.
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Several former students who worked in the dining hall along with Ms. Ramirez and her younger sister, Denise, who is also a Yale graduate, did not know of the incident Ms. Ramirez described and have not seen her in years, they said in interviews.
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Protzman had instructed his students to be on the lookout for potentially good stories on campus; one of these students, who was Vietnamese, pitched him on a piece on international students grousing about the nature of the Asian-inspired cuisine in the dining hall food.
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It's only a matter of minutes before this spins out of control, with Marina stalking Laura, calling her constantly, freaking out over every missed message, confronting her with a screaming fit in the dining hall, then lighting herself on fire in front of a web cam.
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But just as the glory days of waking up to fresh food in the dining hall and having all your friends within the same zip code can't last forever, these discounts expire post-cap and gown — so it's worth taking advantage of them while they last.
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There is a museum documenting the history of the Witnesses, a large dining hall and a kitchen that provides noon and evening meals for nearly 21.5,21990 congregants who come from around the world to volunteer to work at the Brooklyn complex, called Bethel or House of God.
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Rubbermaid Brilliance Leak-Proof Food Storage Containers (10-piece kit), $16.23, at AmazonWhen you live in a dorm, most of your meals are probably at the dining hall, so you don't have to worry about saving leftovers because there'll always be more hot and ready grub.
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Perhaps the proliferation of programs like these will push mainstream universities to recover the moral component of their mission, and to recognize that what students need — far more than gourmet dining hall food or fancier classroom technology — is a period of discipleship, a time of discernment.
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Mr. Trump, a bacon-and-eggs man who likes his steaks well done and perceives fast food as both efficient and sanitary, takes some of his meals in the White House mess, a small staff dining hall near the Situation Room in the West Wing. Mrs.
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But during the daytime too, he had paintings that he had to execute, such as most importantly The Last Supper, which he's doing in the 1490s for the Duke of Milan, at a refectory or dining hall of a monastery, that the duke loved to patronize.
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You probably won't have easy access to an oven or room for appliances like Instant Pots or slow cookers, but a microwave allows you to make popcorn, pizza rolls, and tons of other quick bites for when you don't want to make the trek to the dining hall.
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And let's be real: before heading out on a long hike, if you've got a choice between a predictable cup of Starbucks, and the caffeine gamble from a pot in a dining hall that's been sitting on a burner for who-knows-how-long, which are you gonna choose?
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She slept for twelve hours, and when she woke up she ate waffles in the dining hall and binge-watched detective shows on Netflix and tried to envision the hopeful possibility that he would disappear without her having to do anything, that somehow she could just wish him away.
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The cook dismissed her objections, Ms. Harris said in an email to university officials, telling her that the Kool-Aid was actually fruit punch (it was not, she said) and that the dining hall served fruit-flavored water "all the time" (it does, she said, but not watermelon).
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Two corrections officers were assigned to the area where Mr. Bulger was being housed, the employees said, and on a typical morning, at least one of the officers would have moved away to monitor inmates as they walked through metal detectors on their way to the dining hall.
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That, however, didn't prevent A. from giving her a small gift every day: an origami seagull he made and painted for her, a real flower he stole from a vase in the dining hall, a drawing of a winged creature that resembled N. soaring above a towering barbed-wire fence.
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Because of those fiascos, dining services at the University of Pennsylvania have decided to skip the risk entirely: As reported by the Daily Pennsylvanian, Penn Dining has told dining hall workers that they're not allowed to cook Southern food as a Black History Month celebration, as they had done last February.
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I don't remember how I found out, but I do remember running, very fast down the hill that my dorm sat on, down the driveway that connected the dining hall to the quad, down the stairs to the student union, into the newspaper office, and begging my editor to pull it.
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And then I told him how far he's come just by sitting in that dining hall with me, about how many of us don't even get to know what that's like, that, yes, the game is rigged, but our very presence brings it a little bit closer to being overturned entirely.
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Hughes has a master key that allows him access to the dining hall—Chesley had given it to him, with his blessing; anything to catch the hermit—and he unlocks a door, flips on the lights, and he and Vance escort the suspect back inside the place he just burglarized.
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On a 2000,21-acre tract of Texas woodland surrounded by the Sam Houston National Forest, a $25 million youth camp is taking shape that will include an aquatics center, a shooting range, a climbing and rappelling tower, a science center, three chapels and an air-conditioned dining hall with room for 703 people.
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When 18-year-old Stephen A. Schwarzman, the son of a Philadelphia dry-goods store owner, entered Yale in 1965, he took his meals, like all freshmen, in the Commons, a vast, baronial dining hall in a cluster of beaux-arts colossi that the university had constructed for its bicentennial in 1901.
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They were indeed, and for all kinds of reasons, especially at a faltering small college with talented faculty, an opera box, a gilded mirrored dining hall with a chef who made coquilles St-Jacques, and famously high tuition, all in the posh confines of East 78th Street between Park and Madison Avenues.
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