The New Niche: Gluten-Free Dining Halls Kent State and Cornell University have opened the nation's first certified gluten-free dining halls.
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A lot of them were crying in the dining halls.
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Read below to see the 15 best dining halls in America.
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Will dining halls still be open for those still on campus?
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"Dining halls are usually a disaster; everyone's touching everything," Griffin said.
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For example, prisoners were eating together in the dining halls by 1924.
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As Hunter is primarily a commuter school, there are no dining halls.
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Members can access the club's pools, beaches, dining halls, and private rooms.
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Sophie: But the dishes people suggested the most weren't in the dining halls.
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So volunteers are working in dining halls, and students have been hoarding food.
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The wastes comes from multiple sources, including campus dining halls, restaurants and grocery stores.
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But at some college dining halls, the food is a step above the rest.
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"This election will be won or lost in dorm rooms and dining halls," she said.
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Sebastiano invited Tomas to Bonmartini family gatherings, in opulent dining halls and on countryside terraces.
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Bonus tip: Backpacks can fit a lot of fruit from your buffet-style dining halls.
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When the dining halls closed on Saturday nights, low-income students (myself included) went hungry.
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Think of the Sex and the City brunch table, recreated in dining halls across the country.
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Additionally, there's a national movement to redirect unused food from campus dining halls and corporate events.
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But she had to figure out her meals, since most of the dining halls shut down.
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More than 700 workers at the Ivy League school's dining halls walked off the job on Oct.
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Last month, Impossible Foods began selling its products to corporate dining halls and the University of Chicago.
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Paul's frozen food brands, but not in what it sells to restaurants, dining halls and school cafeterias.
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In classrooms and dining halls, on quads and in bars, there was a similar sense of astonishment.
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Princeton announced that it would keep its residence and dining halls open for students who cannot get home.
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In addition, many advocates say that SNAP benefits should be redeemable at dining halls and stores on campus.
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The compound is large, more than 100 acres, with guard posts, living areas, dining halls and small shops.
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Meanwhile, she worked in Yale's dining halls and cleaned dorm rooms as part of its work-study program.
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The university announced that soft drinks with caffeine would once again be offered at dining halls and soda machines.
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The structures include warehouses, sheds, garages, greenhouses, dorms, gyms, chapels, research laboratories, libraries, dining halls, nursing homes and offices.
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When I was a freshman I could get unlimited free coffee at the campus dining halls, which was great.
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College dining halls are usually large, cafeteria-style establishments that feed thousands of students quickly three times a day.
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Her mother retired as a restaurant manager for Marriott, the hospitality company, at several dining halls at Georgetown University.
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And sometimes, they're in need of that caffeine fix when all the dining halls and campus cafes are closed.
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Since the dining halls weren't open yet, the trip leader walked us into town, to a restaurant called Ichiban.
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Abby: Most passengers spend the majority of their mealtime in the dining halls since they're included in the cruise ticket.
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Maps were drawn, dining halls were poisoned, dimensional portals were accidentally set up, it was a joyous time for all.
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The mention of "food" and "college students" together might conjure up images of bustling dining halls and late-night snacks.
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They aimed for cross-pollination, and the campus—its classrooms, libraries, dormitories, and dining halls—was an instrument of convergence.
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Because while free and fierce conversations in classrooms, dorm rooms, dining halls are vital, they only get us so far.
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Its campus is not exactly the quintessential college campus with a quad, high-rise dorm buildings, and dining halls, either.
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The Pizza ATM was intended to address the serious lack of pizza at-the-ready when dining halls were closed.
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They play the same games, see the same outdoor movies, eat at the same dining halls, serve the same nation.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the year in which Harvard first opened its dining halls during spring break.
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For just over two months, the college suspended its purchase of baked goods from Gibson's for the college dining halls.
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Dining halls are now offering takeout only, the gym is now closed, and officials are spreading students out among dorms.
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Much of that money could be pulled from projects — like schools or dining halls — that Congress generally protects for constituents.
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Shortly after he returned from Mental Health, I saw the man in question through the Plexiglas windows separating our dining halls.
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Do you really need to swipe right or left on people you already interact with in dining halls and at class?
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Jo Miller worked with them in the Yale dining halls, a job she says was reserved for students on financial aid.
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Harvard has 12 undergraduate houses, which are residential facilities that have their own dining halls, common rooms and other spaces for activities.
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Dining halls run on real small margins, even fancy ones, and free dinner specialists can run them out of business right quick.
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I know guys in much higher profile programs than mine used food stamps during winter break when the dining halls shut down.
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I've heard the same sentiment echoed again and again in dining halls, in between classes, and in the quieter corners of labs.
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First-year residents can live in four different buildings, most of which have bunk-style beds and close access to dining halls.
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What the video shows The incident unfolded early Sunday in front of the university's largest library and one of its dining halls.
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But many campus services, including libraries, gyms, and dining halls, will be closed or at reduced capacity for students who stay behind.
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But many campus services, including libraries, gyms, and dining halls, will be closed or at reduced capacity for students who stay behind.
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And not just in the dining halls, but in the entire way America's four-year colleges and universities deliver the undergraduate experience.
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Only the wealthiest schools can do that, and build new laboratories, renovate dining halls, provide small classes and bid for top professors.
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The University of Maine and Michigan State University are among those that will keep some campus facilities including dorms and dining halls operational.
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You know, because packing students into dorms and dining halls and frat parties is a great way to facilitate social interaction and spread viruses.
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Never again will the term "food fight" merely evoke images of summer camp dining halls, bar mitzvahs gone wrong, and John Belushi's distended cheeks.
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"In classrooms, dining halls and during other crowded areas, the virus will inevitably infect people thus increasing the infection rate exponentially," the petition reads.
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That's the new culinary strategy at Kent State and Cornell University, which this school year rolled out the first certified gluten-free dining halls.
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In the shadows of dormitories and dining halls on college campuses across America, students often murmur about their classmates' reported suicide attempts and eating disorders.
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A rare thing, maybe, but it's something I have already witnessed many times in our college's dining halls, and something that never fails to surprise me.
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That's why we're asking for an annual salary of $35,000 for some financial stability, particularly since most dining halls are open only during the school year.
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At N.Y.U., Ann Marie Powell, director of Contract Dining Services, takes a more permissive stance and even lets Mr. Chin set up booths at dining halls.
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At Harvard, where I teach, it was not until 2015 that the administration opened the dining halls during the break (a project I was involved in).
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Housing and food between semesters (when the dorms and dining halls are closed) are just the tip of the iceberg for today's on-campus homeless students.
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Undergraduate students, some of them black, proudly wore T-shirts with Calhoun's name across the front as they ate in dining halls or played intramural sports.
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The college now says that pies out of the ATM will be almost the same as the ones served from "artisan" pizza ovens in their dining halls.
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The Texas Department of Criminal Justice also said it was limiting gatherings to ten people or less in all areas, including the dining halls and inmate classes.
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Each September, the university's dining halls host a smorgasbord of seafood — lobster, crab, bisque, flounder, salmon, shrimp, and more — in their annual King Neptune Night for students.
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The University of California Merced campus is taking a reuse approach for to-go food containers from the dining halls, previously one of its biggest sources of waste.
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The university will also pay for room and board, a full meal plan at NYU's dining halls, and its student health insurance, which it estimates at about $2,558.
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Harvard was relying on employees who volunteered to work in the university's dining halls, which were operating on a skeleton schedule and offering reduced options and boxed lunches.
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OPINION An opinion essay last week about college students facing hunger during academic breaks misstated the year in which Harvard first opened its dining halls during spring break.
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The student went to at least 248 stores and cafes as well as dorms, dining halls, and classrooms at Northeastern University during those three days, health officials said.
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The program was so popular, the dining halls had to figure out how to handle all of the dirty containers, clean them, and get them back out for use.
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The buildings eyed for closure include storage facilities and medical centers, which include warehouses, sheds, garages, greenhouses, dorms, gyms, chapels, research laboratories, libraries, dining halls, nursing homes and offices.
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Ramirez from a more humble upbringing that required her to work at the Yale dining halls while in school, according to former colleague and 1988 Yale graduate Jo Miller.
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At Middlebury, she used to block out time to eat in the student dining halls, and at Rutgers she kept open office hours regularly, for students, faculty and staff.
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The memes in these groups all primarily focus on the insular in-jokes of their respective schools: undesirable dining halls, assumptions about certain majors, favorite professors, and the like.
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To the credit of these institutions, they are working hard to make sure they accommodate students in need, keeping some dining halls open and directing students the relevant decision-maker.
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Falwell noted that the dining halls are operating in a takeout-only capacity and that special classes that need to meet in person, such as labs, will adhere to Gov.
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As I aged and my palate expanded past tater tots and chicken tenders, I started to take note of all the other options that dining halls and cafeterias actually do offer.
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Simon Property Group on Monday laid out plans to redevelop five former Sears stores, with plans to bring in dining halls, residential space, fitness centers and new retailers to those properties.
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The restaurants are getting expensive redesigns to make them look more like the glamorous and trendy dining halls taking over American cities, and to make the seating areas bigger and prettier.
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In late 1968, the journalist Zalin Grant reported that "racial incidents occurred at the nearby China Beach recreation area and in Danang clubs and dining halls" on an almost daily basis.
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Not only does the school have on-campus Chick-Fila, Qdoba, Steak 'n Shake, and Starbucks locations, they also offer a number of healthy delis, markets, and traditional college-style dining halls.
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Infectious disease specialists said that dormitories, with their communal bathrooms as well as dining halls with open buffets, are like cruise ships, with students squeezed together and facing increased risk of infection.
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She and her parents took out loans to pay for Yale, and she got work-study jobs on campus, serving food in the dining halls and cleaning dorm rooms before class reunions.
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She and her parents took out loans to pay for Yale, and she got work-study jobs on campus, serving food in the dining halls and cleaning dorm rooms before class reunions.
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Although some Chinese tech companies can look very Silicon Valley-esque — with sprawling campuses that include dining halls, gyms and nap rooms — their preferred management style is still top down and results driven.
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But the successor to the Four Seasons' Grill Room, once known as one of the business world's most hallowed dining halls, has gotten a rave, three-star review from our colleague Pete Wells.
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"The shelter provides educational classrooms, dormitories, dining halls, recreational fields and medical facilities, any suggestion that conditions at the Homestead emergency care shelter are 'unsanitary' and 'prison-like' is simply inaccurate," Anderson said.
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Some schools are also using the Swipe Out Hunger program, which allows students to donate their unused meal plan vouchers, or swipes, to other students to use at campus dining halls or food pantries.
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Ms. Waters famously persuaded Yale, where her daughter was attending college, to make over its dining halls, and has been the guiding spirit for the sustainable food program at the American Academy in Rome.
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Soto flew to Jalalabad, then Bagram, absorbing sights and shaken by contrasts: dining halls heaped with food, military retail stores stocked with sundries, soldiers in lines at beverage shops but not at abundant showers.
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By contrast, when Owens was in Nazi Germany — again, a place marked by its own incredibly destructive form of racism — he nonetheless didn't have to live in segregated housing or eat in separate dining halls.
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Arbitrary and excessive fee hikes, the imposition of unqualified administrators, discriminatory hostel and library timings for women, not being allowed nonvegetarian food in dining halls and academic censorship have triggered student protests across the country.
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I had to earn spending money by serving food in the dining halls," wrote Alice, whose son is now a freshman at U.S.C. "I realized being rich did not necessarily mean one was a snob.
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It is also running a limited program with some universities that allow students to add their student ID cards to Apple Wallet, so they can scan to get into buildings or buy meals at dining halls.
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It's an understandable decision, given that schools with high numbers of students living in shared quarters on campus -- attending group lectures and labs, and eating together in the dining halls -- are perfect petri dishes for disease.
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Harvard, whose president, Lawrence S. Bacow, tested positive for the coronavirus, is under pressure to continue paying employees, though many of their facilities, such as dining halls, will be closed through the end of the semester.
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The university said it was stationing staff in dining halls to help with travel booking, and that the amount of financial aid that students were receiving would determine how much of their travel costs Harvard would cover.
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"The goal of these changes is to minimize the need to gather in large groups and spend prolonged time in close proximity with each other in spaces such as classrooms, dining halls, and residential buildings," Bacow wrote.
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I do this as a favor to my former self, and to the current versions of those students with whom I worked, all of us who wander around empty dining halls in November, wondering what, exactly, we're missing.
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"The goal of these changes is to minimize the need to gather in large groups and spend prolonged time in close proximity with each other in spaces such as classrooms, dining halls, and residential buildings," Bacow said in a statement.
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"During my freshman year, a group of women had made flyers on how to keep yourself safe from sexual assault on the Yale campus and distributed them around the dining halls, which was the best way to reach people before cellphones," she recalled.
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If you take dishes from the dining halls, please return them at some point before they get crusty or the milk curdles into cheese (in college, my friend saw this in a guy's room and she did not hook up with him).
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The colleges — which range in age from roughly 1003 years to more than 700 years old — are sometimes open to visitors, who can tiptoe around the leafy quads, solemn chapels and dining halls as the students and professors go about their day.
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Then, one night during reading period, she was complaining about how all the dining halls were closed and there was no food in her room because her roommate had raided her care package, and he offered to buy her some Red Vines to sustain her.
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With his nonprofit, Food for Soul, he has opened Refettorio dining halls, with community kitchens in Modena, Milan and Bologna, and during the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, to feed the poor in a gracious setting and to use food that might otherwise be discarded.
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A sense of anger and frustration, of urgency, seeped into the die-ins and protests, as students and faculty flooded dining halls and the campus quad calling for the resignation of the president, Thomas R. Rochon, for his handling of numerous incidents involving racial issues.
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About four years ago, when I was a student at the University of Maryland College Park, my friends and I saw good food going to waste from the campus dining halls, and set up a program called Food Recovery Network to recover the food to local homeless shelters.
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There was little light streaming in from the windows that overlook a small interior courtyard, the only suggestion of greenery amid a drab array of buildings, and an offering of concession foods that did not put you in mind of Alice Waters's ministrations in the dining halls at Yale.
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"Any place where you have people living in congregate settings, using dining halls, eating in groups of large numbers of people, with lots of social activities, you're going to have potential for outbreaks of infectious diseases," said Dr. Donald Milton of the University of Maryland at College Park.
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As Columbia, Princeton, Harvard, the State University System of New York — and over one hundred other colleges — announce they're clearing out campuses this week, in many cases, locking up dorms and dining halls as well as classrooms, in a measure to prevent the spread of Coronavirus, a different kind of plague is ignored.
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Students still flocked to the same bars (where they were served by the same bartenders), studied in the same libraries, stocked up on cookies in the same dining halls, and walked the same bricks that my classmates and I had four years earlier, not to mention the hundreds of thousands of students who came before us.
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Although the college food-pantry movement is well underway, as there are now over 700 members at the College and University Food Bank Alliance, efforts have recently expanded to include redistributing leftover food from dining halls and catered events, making students eligible for food stamps and other benefits, and perhaps most important, changing national and state education funding to cover living expenses, not just tuition.
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