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Bon Appétit
Campus dining returns with new facilities, meal plans
Dinner is served.
And brunch.
There's time set aside for snacks too.
RFoC has arrived.
The RFoC is officially here-the main course, if you will, of the many changes to dining services since the winter semester officially came to a close last April. The million dollar renovation to the Doan cafe has given birth to a new dining concept at SVSU, replacing the "all we want you to have" system with an "all you care to eat" concept that is sure to be popular among students and faculty alike. »
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- Freshmen orientation extended to this weekend
- Former S.A. rep. arraigned on felony charges
- Summer Commencement ceremonies held
- Sexual assailant still at large
- Rezoning encounters opposition
- Carbonation inflation: Pepsi prices increase to $1.25
- ITS upgrades computer labs
- Health Services ready for busy first week of school
- Nursing program receives grants
- Board approves patent change
- '05 Dow Lecture Series schedule announced
- Prof aims to dispel beliefs on slavery
- Bon Appétit
Sports »
- IM sports fall lineup announced
- Golf team ready for GLIAC championship run
- Six seniors return to help young men's soccer talent
- Women's soccer coach stresses leadership, character
- Cardinals return with just 11 starters, optimism
- Dougherty named starter
- Northwood option offense to present problems to Cards
- Herremans starts first two preseason games for Eagles
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Ask for pop at the C-Store and they'll point you towards the Mountain Dew. Ask for a pop in Maine and they may punch you in the teeth.
It's rare that anyone really speaks the same language. Regional dialects result in different words and phrases for the exact same thing. One study focuses entirely on soft drinks. By a landslide, the North prefers "pop," the East Coast drinks "soda," and much to the chagrin of Pepsi, those down south enjoy a nice "coke."
A Dining Services employee prepares one of the many dishes available at the new RFoC. The RFoC will not only provide students with a wider selection of menu items than what was once available at the Doan Cafe, but will also provide a number of students with on-campus employment throughout the semester.
