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With a variety of iconic portrayals from Michael Scott in “The Office” to Gru in “Despicable Me,” we at the Clog can’t help but think how these characters would live life at UC Berkeley.
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In response to student feedback, Cal Dining has unveiled new meal plans open to undergraduate and graduate students beginning fall 2019.
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In addition to the turkey and a box of produce, the families received $40 grocery store gift cards provided by the UCPD police officers’ union, University Village management and UCPD, according to a press release. A group of UCPD officers, Cal Dining staff, housing managers and campus administrators delivered the donations Nov. 16.
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A Facebook post on the page “Overheard at UC Berkeley” showed pictures of the salad bar vents at the Crossroads dining hall Sept. 19, with a caption alleging mold was growing in the vents — but a Cal Dining employee stated that it was not mold.
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Students who receive test scores in the A range will receive access to late-night dining services, quality chicken tenders, mozzarella sticks, fries and more.
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The best thing about college cafeteria food is its affordability, so with the recent price hike, here are some alternative options to save you some money.
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How many meals a day should a UC Berkeley student get to eat? Nutritionists (and anxious parents) might say three. Busy students might argue that they’d be fine with just two — especially if it means they can sleep through breakfast. The campus, however, seems to think that students only
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“The decision was made to be more aligned with the food services other UC campuses offer,” campus spokesperson Adam Ratliff said in an email. “It is important to note that for all Meal Plans, when dining in residential commons, students must use all meal swipes, then they may use their flex dollars.”
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Cal Dining made the decision to return late night food services this summer because of student demand, according to campus spokesperson Adam Ratliff.
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After a while, you’ll get tired of settling for “not good, but not that bad” food. Here are some recommendations for places to eat off campus.
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