It's from homes, cafeterias, farms, restaurants, grocery store and stadiums.
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Also, companies need to close all break rooms and cafeterias.
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There are shuttle buses, mega-cafeterias, landscaped lawns and koi ponds.
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Avoid large, open indoor spaces like school cafeterias and shopping malls.
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Rather, she said, it is specifically aimed at free and subsidized cafeterias.
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For instance, Compass Group is using it in some of its cafeterias.
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But the employees generally ate in the cafeterias, and the restaurants failed.
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Natural fibers become "cafeterias for insects," said Jennifer Gibson, the program's director.
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To Ms. Ashton, a National Park Service designation means crowds and cafeterias.
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Mr. Flanagan could just as readily demand more vegetables in school cafeterias.
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It also required cafeterias to serve only skim or low-fat milk.
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For the same reasons, curries soon became popular in school cafeterias as well.
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But whether banning companies from building cafeterias will accomplish these goals is unclear.
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A law was recently proposed to ban new corporate cafeterias in the city.
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In new public schools—where cafeterias are stocked with locally grown produce—the
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Researchers examined data on 303,644 meals purchased in 2017 at three university cafeterias.
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We have a responsibility to create a strong, sustainable foundation for school cafeterias.
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Landlords are increasingly offering such space as an amenity alongside cafeterias and gyms.
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And they could not see what the company's cafeterias were serving for lunch.
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READ MORE: Is It Wrong for College Cafeterias to Not Serve Authentic Korean Food?
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But Borden said free cafeterias seem to have kept many of those workers inside.
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Over the past three years, school cafeterias have become an unlikely site of controversy.
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Sushi-making robots from Japan are already operating in U.S. restaurants and university cafeterias.
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Congress has to start thinking about our school cafeterias as a necessary infrastructure investment.
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The workers are employed by Compass Group, which Google contracts to staff its cafeterias.
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Julien usually kicked off his day with an iced coffee from one of the cafeterias.
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From unclear food labels to large school cafeterias, it can be difficult to avoid peanuts.
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Cafeterias are also experimenting with moving salad bars closer to entrances and desserts farther away.
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Among them are upgraded cafeterias, day care, and subsidies for essentials like gas and parking.
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Then the papers are off to the doorsteps, newsstands, college cafeterias — and into your hands.
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San Francisco isn't the the only city to grapple with the boom in corporate cafeterias.
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In 221, it limited servings of french fries to once a week in school cafeterias.
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Whether it's a banana peel or carrot top, food waste is inevitable in school cafeterias.
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Cafeterias served canned or frozen vegetables similar to what they would normally prepare for school lunches.
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Luby's operates 142 restaurants nationally, including 82 Luby's Cafeterias, 59 Fuddruckers, and 1 Cheeseburger in Paradise.
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During the 20th century, the hospital expanded to include new facilities, cafeterias, and cottages for staff.
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Right now I'm lucky to work in one of the few cafeterias that's open all year.
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Despite some recent improvements in school lunches, too often, cafeterias still look like fast food courts.
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Students will also have access to amenities including the famed employee cafeterias at Google's corporate headquarters.
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The Democrats in power now have yet to touch the culinary nomenclature of the House cafeterias.
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But spiraling inflation has made the pay increasingly worthless, and shortages have left the cafeterias bare.
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Believe me, I hate the baby-fication of these techies, but let them have their frigging cafeterias.
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Employee count: 40,000 The campuses of Samsung Nano City are so massive, it includes 12 employee cafeterias.
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Even absent Congressional action, there will be changes in school cafeterias across the country on the issue.
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Two cafeterias were open today, one at Stone Mountain Elementary and a second one in Woodward Elementary.
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Many typically offer a stake in the company, or nonmonetary benefits like eclectic cafeterias or pool tables.
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The Swedish furniture giant has long made Swedish meatballs a staple of its cafeterias in stores worldwide.
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The common areas are bright and colorful, looking as though they could double as cafeterias at Stanford.
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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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Go deeper: Food bought from American farmers to offset trade war pain will go to school cafeterias
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Hospitals, schools, utilities, and federal government offices all have cafeterias on-site, as do other large, nontech companies.
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This fall, U.S. school cafeterias are expecting shipments of free food courtesy of President Donald Trump's trade disputes.
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Mississippi: Counter attendants in cafeterias and coffee shops had a 68% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Phononic is poised to build refrigerators and refrigerated kiosks for use in commercial kitchens, cafeterias and restaurants, next.
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Right now, kids in schoolyards, hallways and cafeterias across the country are still drinking water laced with lead.
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Two San Francisco supervisors introduced an ordinance last week that would forbid employee cafeterias in new corporate construction.
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The data from the article surprised me that 1 in 4 college campuses open their cafeterias during breaks.
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Salaries in Venezuela are often so low that workers rely on factory cafeterias to get enough to eat.
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Too often, our school cafeterias are even more inefficient and unwelcoming than those crumbling roads, bridges and subways.
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Why not invest in robust, practical cafeterias that embody this same idea — especially when the benefits are limitless?
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HungerBox offers management services to companies and institutions to improve and run their in-house cafeterias and canteens.
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Instead of tears, there will be FAFSA poetry slams, pumpkin carving and an Octoberfest event in the cafeterias.
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Cafeterias will also be restocked and food shipments will resume, but full food service might not be immediately available.
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When we think "Taco Tuesday," we think of the best day of the week in our elementary school cafeterias.
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One way Sweetgreen is doing this is by helping schools reimagine the quality of food served in their cafeterias.
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Until recently, the most exciting food in Silicon Valley was whatever was for lunch at tech companies' campus cafeterias.
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Prasowy is a clean, casual "milk bar" — a throwback and reclamation of the Communist-style cafeterias of the 1950s.
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Registered Democratic voters head to their designated precinct location, places such as gymnasiums, school cafeterias, churches and union halls.
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To reinforce Danish culture and custom, the town of Randers has asked cafeterias in public schools to serve pork.
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The first was credit card numbers, expiration dates and verification codes at 27 different health center cafes and cafeterias.
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The National School Lunch Program turns 73 this year, and many of our school cafeterias are nearly as old.
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Vegetarianism is so prevalent that no meat can be purchased at the cafeterias at the university and medical center.
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Why it matters: Attractive workspaces, good cafeterias and other perks help recruit in the super-tight Silicon Valley labor market.
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While Dishcraft is focused on installations in high-volume cafeterias today, it has a way to help smaller restaurants, too.
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She's deprived of the habitats of a teenage girl with no school cafeterias and no weekends spent wandering around malls.
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And if that café is anything like the cafeterias at other tech companies, it will be well worth a visit.
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The buildings that house the network's studios, cafeterias, and offices are squat, with red brick façades interrupted by large windows.
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In 2012, a Maine Democrat pressed the Obama administration to ban the so-called "pink slime" in school cafeterias. Rep.
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Because they are common and cheap, Red Delicious apples are often served in hospitals and cafeterias across this great nation.
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Now that I think about it colleges really should have their cafeterias operating for anyone who is staying on campus.
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It aims to overhaul school meals by putting professional chefs in the cafeterias and replacing processed foods with wholesome cooking.
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He shrugged off the Trump administration's rollback of nutrition standards for whole grains, flavored milks and sodium in school cafeterias.
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And some schools will be allowed to keep just their cafeterias open while the rest of the school is closed.
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That's allowing it to send some food to school cafeterias, which haven't received bonus foods from the USDA in years.
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Of course, diminishing the toxic food environment and teaching good health habits in cafeterias brings the government into our schools.
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Another example could be the export of Smithfield ham from the U.S. to be served in company cafeterias in China.
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It seems intuitive, then, to strive for cafeterias where sampling healthier food is not a special occasion, but standard practice.
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The university's beverage supplier then agreed to stock the campus stores and cafeterias with mostly water and zero-calorie drinks.
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An Oklahoma school district is using their school buses as mobile cafeterias to feed students during the statewide teachers strike.
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They're starting with restaurants and cafeterias, but you may be able to have one in your home sooner than you think.
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The Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act passed in 2010 required school cafeterias to serve more fruit, vegetables, wholegrains and less salt.
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Regardless, five boroughs of New York City still restricted trans fats in eateries (restaurants, cafeterias, soup kitchens, etc.) starting in 2007.
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Costello said that if such behavior was on display in the gym, then it was happening in cafeterias and classrooms too.
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Huawei workers hunch over their subsidized lunches and stare at smartphones in one of many cafeterias at the company's Bantian campus.
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Consider, he suggested, groups that encourage people to eat less meat (by lobbying for "Meatless Mondays" in school cafeterias, for instance).
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According to the Hartford Courant, one of their coworkers complained about "possible theft" from the cash drawers in the school cafeterias.
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This could be remedied if school buses were still to operate and bring children to their school cafeterias over spring break.
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In school cafeterias in Nebraska and Iowa, it's not uncommon to see a cinnamon roll served alongside a bowl of chili.
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The company's machines, which are mostly in corporate cafeterias and hospitals, have more food-safety features than many traditional vending machines.
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Warren said she would also seek to cancel the existing debt owed by students and families to school cafeterias for lunches.
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The company is gradually shifting towards higher margin businesses such as supplying coffee to restaurants, bars and managing its own cafeterias.
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For example, restaurants have to meet cleanliness standards, as do other places where food is served, like school cafeterias and hospitals.
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The university removed all sugar-sweetened beverages from cafeterias, food trucks and vending machines on its campus and installed more water stations.
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These are machines designed to prepare food in restaurants, cafeterias and hotels, as well as food courts in airports, malls and hospitals.
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The researchers analyzed the food or beverages purchased from vending machines or cafeterias at work, and the free food in common areas.
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His mother cooked in cafeterias, as well as alongside future Casa Oaxaca chef Alejandro Ruiz—in a Greek restaurant, of all places.
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Diaz serves 500 people per day, up from 250 six months ago, a trend seen in other free cafeterias throughout the country.
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The cruise-ship hierarchy is even more severe when it comes to food, as crew, staff, and officers eat in different cafeterias.
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His research even led the government to spend almost $20 million redesigning school cafeterias, an initiative known as the Smarter Lunchrooms Movement.
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Syrup is still available to restaurants and cafeterias with soda fountains, but most people today get their soda from cans or bottles.
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Sodexo cafeterias don't have to order the products, but Morasco expects that the "vast majority" of locations will because of Impossible's popularity.
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When the cafeterias doubled the proportion of vegetarian meals available from 25% to 50%, vegetarian meal sales rose by 41% to 79%.
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Investing in our kids should be reason enough to improve cafeterias, but the consequences of under-resourced school kitchens don't stop there.
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On the day of the drop, in school cafeterias and between class periods, fans flooded the websites where the line was sold.
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It has thrived on an office culture in which antiquated things like "cafeterias" and "lunch hours" are increasingly falling out of fashion.
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She helps develop strategies for each of the bank's business units and oversees matters ranging from its annual stress test to employee cafeterias.
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One approach involved displaying vinyl banners showing animated vegetable characters with super powers called "Super Sprowtz" around the salad bar in schools' cafeterias.
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Schools and their cafeterias are fighting an uphill battle working with constrained budgets and trying to compete with junk food for students' affections.
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The health standard rollbacks aren't just about milk, though; they're also about cheese, particularly the sodium-rich cheeses commonly found in school cafeterias.
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What they do,according to O*NET: Prepare and cook large quantities of food for institutions, such as schools, hospitals, or cafeterias; c
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Like many dining rooms and cafeterias operated for federal employees, the food is available at subsidized rates compared to a normal Washington restaurant.
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As people flocked to cities and moved to small apartments, delicatessens, cafeterias and other purveyors of grab-and-go food began to proliferate.
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Other measures to contain the spread of the virus include enabling some employees to work from home and controlling numbers at company cafeterias.
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The ample buffets that feed America's tech work force and Las Vegas gamblers have been shut down, along with millions of school cafeterias.
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Some are tiny and hidden, while others are sprawling places, with open-air churches and cafeterias that teem with people on holy days.
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In the past, if cafeterias existed at all, they were often the walled-off domain of just a single tenant, according to brokers.
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Apple patented a circular pizza box that keeps pizza crispy and well-ventilated as employees walk from Apple's cafeterias back to their desks.
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Exploiting open campuses, spies slip unnoticed into lectures, seminars and cafeterias, where they befriend the computer scientist or Pentagon adviser sitting beside them.
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In absolute terms, the proportion of vegetarian meals sold in cafeterias after the menu changes rose by about 8 to 15 percentage points.
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"Eating much less meat is vital to avoid climate breakdown and there are simple things cafeterias can do to help us," Garnett said.
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Joanne Pascarelli, 61, and Marie Wilson, 67, both worked at cafeterias at Saxe Middle School and New Canaan High School during that time.
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The company connects catering companies, restaurants, and corporate cafeterias to rideshare and delivery drivers, who then transport excess food to local soup kitchens.
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It reminded me of desserts I'd put together at school cafeterias, using what was available to make something new, but not always good.
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The medical professionals, that&aposs clean, it&aposs neat, they have cafeterias, they got three meals a day, plus snacks when they want them.
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Two sisters are accused of stealing nearly $2100,000 from school cafeterias in the wealthy Connecticut town where they worked as lunch ladies, PEOPLE confirms.
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It's a staple in school cafeterias around the country and looks a lot like a popular add-on when ordering from any pizza chain.
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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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For many students, this is their main source for food, but once the holidays come around, the schools close and so does their cafeterias.
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State-run cafeterias are still notorious for plodding service that consists mostly of glassy-eyed waiters informing diners what isn't available on the menu.
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You know, I even go to school cafeterias and the chef comes out there to meet the kids and give autographs to the parents.
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When Mr. Chen was an undergraduate at McGill University in Montreal, he assessed the environmental impacts of all the meals at the university's cafeterias.
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Food that had been shipped to corporate and university cafeterias, cruise lines, airlines and restaurants could instead be sent to grocery stores and retailers.
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Starting this fall, the plant-based meat substitute will be available at about 1,500 colleges, corporate cafeterias and hospitals through Sodexo, a foodservice company.
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The start-up has contracts to install Sally robots in some convenience stores, hotels and at a few other large tech employers' cafeterias already.
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Total sales remained constant before and after cafeterias increased vegetarian fare, suggesting that people did indeed replace some meat entrees with plant-based alternatives.
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For many parents, school cafeterias evoke memories of subgrade hamburger meat, soggy tater tots and grilled cheese sandwiches that taste like warmed-up cardboard.
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Though no Korean would dare admit it into their homes, kimchi from China has become the norm in restaurants and cafeterias across the country.
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At some multinationals, furloughed employees are still allowed to eat lunch at cafeterias of halted plants - a big perk at a time of increasing hunger.
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The New York Timesreports that efforts to remove pork from school cafeterias, for instance, have been fought by right-leaning mayors in French towns, too.
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The startup also targets smaller companies that don't have their own cafeterias or are looking to provide an alternative and healthier lunch option for staff.
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"Examples could include people who staff our cafeterias and provide janitorial services to companies who provide professional services such as engineering consulting," a spokesperson said.
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Hughes pointed to how health systems and healthcare companies have been moving toward healthier options, after years of having fast food options in hospital cafeterias.
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Throughout the complex there are auditoriums, cafeterias, offices, meeting rooms, and cells where Iraqi prisoners and guards worked and lived during the days of Saddam.
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High-end cafeterias often made sense when companies were in suburban office parks, surrounded by parking lots and not a whole lot of food options.
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While operators on on-shore rigs can go home each day, offshore workers generally spend 14 days together in dormitory-style housing with shared cafeterias.
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There are athletes coming together from all over the world, some bearing viruses, placed in close quarters, eating in huge cafeterias with serve-yourself buffets.
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Parents at Wednesday's announcement who applauded the lawsuit said the daily reality of what the public school cafeterias served to their children was more complicated.
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She started petitions that garnered national attention, including one that famously called for schools to stop serving beef scraps known as "pink slime" in cafeterias.
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Students have publicly complained about the food being served in the cafeterias, and schools have suffered due to the high costs of implementing the standards.
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One limitation of the current study is that results from cafeterias in college dormitories might be hard to replicate with older consumers in other environments.
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With their sleek, USB drive-like design, high doses of nicotine, and sweet, fruity flavors, Juuls were popping up in cafeterias and teenage bedrooms everywhere.
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Contractors staffing cafeterias at Facebook&aposs headquarters unionized in 2017, and thousands of security officers working in Silicon Valley formed a union the same year.
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The scandal is part of a nationwide crisis that has resulted in low-income students cleaning cafeterias or missing graduation ceremonies because of lunch debts.
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But in time, the company made changes to the cafeterias — like offering smaller plates and making salad bars more prominent — that improved employees' eating habits.
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On top of direct payments, USDA will spend $22018 billion to buy commodities and redistribute them to food banks, school cafeterias and other nutrition programs.
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You've heard about the cafeterias with free food galore, but what about the streamer-decorated corners created for photo ops and spaces for building Lego kingdoms?
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The room was a smaller version of the school cafeterias I've known all my life, with a line for hot food and a few circular tables.
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The board launched an internal investigation based on a complaint from a cafeteria worker alleging the two women were stealing from the cafeterias, the warrant states.
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You've heard about the cafeterias with free food galore, but what about the streamer-decorated corners created for photo ops and spaces for building LEGO kingdoms?
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Because of their restorative benefits, you'll generally find all of these potassium-rich fruits in the breakfast and snack spreads at professional sports team's cafeterias. 3.
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Under the new rules, cafeterias no longer have to worry about reducing sodium in school lunches, nor do they have to transition to serving whole grains.
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More than mere corporate cafeterias, these eateries are veritable restaurants with their own specialized cuisine — such as Mexican, Indian, and health food — and their own identities.
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Public officials there have proposed a ban on employee cafeterias in new office buildings because engineers and coders apparently never leave work to patronize local restaurants.
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Security continues to attend the doors, staffers run the cafeterias and keep the place clean, political aides ferry around their bosses and set up press conferences.
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For two days, Rockets coaches, players, their spouses and perhaps their children in elementary school cafeterias talked intently of playing intensely, faster, harder, with more force.
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It's a shift away from other tech companies providing free lunch from in-house cafeterias for their employees instead of frequenting local businesses in the neighborhood.
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Some businesses and city supervisors are arguing that the company cafeterias are keeping workers inside the office during meal times, discouraging them from patronizing local eateries.
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Facebook's new cafeterias in Burlingame, Fremont, San Francisco and Sunnyvale will feature the new water stations while its Menlo Park headquarters will be retrofitted with them.
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LinkedIn, which doesn't charge for food even in its cafeterias, also provides several halal-meat options to cater to Muslim employees at its Bay Area campuses.
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With these grants, schools could purchase new equipment, provide food waste reduction training for staff, or support share tables or other recovery programs in their cafeterias.
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At Google, employees have access to dry-cleaning services, massage treatments, gyms, coffee shops, hair salons, cafeterias, health clinics — all heavily discounted or free of charge.
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To eat the lunches provided by school cafeterias, students not enrolled in federally subsidized free or reduced lunch programs must have funds in their meal accounts.
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As with many large tech companies in the Bay Area, its support staff in cafeterias and custodial services also struggle to find affordable housing within commuting distance.
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To lure students, some two-year colleges are starting to look a lot like their four-year peers, offering study abroad programs, modern dorms and renovated cafeterias.
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After three years of research and development, the five-person team at Taiwan-based Fresh Intake is marketing its mini-garden cabinet to households, cafeterias and restaurants.
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If good health is truly "one of the fundamental rights of every human being," then shouldn't that also apply to the human beings working in Harvard's cafeterias?
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In April 2018, West Warwick Public Schools superintendent Karen Tarasevich announced that school cafeterias could no longer deny students a hot lunch because of unpaid lunch balances.
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They range from your local restaurants, hotels, school and business cafeterias, catering companies, and many other facilities that supply to grocery markets, food trucks and so on.
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Not knowing where your next meal would be coming from can definitely make you feel "keenly aware" of your own economic disadvantage, which these closed cafeterias do.
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To appeal to a younger generation, some companies are promoting greater collaboration among teams as well as renovating their cafeterias and even installing amenities like pool tables.
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Waymo, X and Loon may be "moonshot" companies trying to change the world, but that doesn't give them the right to eat for free at Google's cafeterias.
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Advice on salary negotiations, office politics and the work-life balance would be disseminated through informal conversations at cubicles, in cafeterias and over drinks at happy hour.
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School cafeterias are set to receive free food purchased by the Department of Agriculture to relieve farmers hurt by the U.S-China trade war, the AP reports.
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In other places, school cafeterias sell hot dishes, sandwiches and tiny milk boxes; children might pack a home-cooked meal; or they might go home for lunch.
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The buzzy startups have been growing rapidly, with orders pouring in from Burger King, Dunkin', Subway and Sodexo, which counts university and corporate cafeterias among its customers.
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As an undergraduate, he founded Food Recovery Network at the University of Maryland to collect leftover food from the school's cafeterias and donate it to people in need.
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Yeung's plan in 2019 is to partner with Chinese hotels and restaurants as well as food service companies that cater to Fortune 500 companies and big-tech cafeterias.
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In the Battle of Algiers, the Front for National Liberation (FLN) planted bombs in attacks on milk bars, brasseries, cafeterias, a stadium and the headquarters of Air France.
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This summer Avidbots struck a deal to put Neo robots to work at universities, cafeterias and restaurants serviced by Compass Group, the facilities management and food-service giant.
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He received the usual criticism on Twitter and in story comments, although I also saw one interesting counterproposal: Force the companies to open up their cafeterias to outsiders.
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Consumers who want healthier and climate-friendlier meal options can ask cafeterias to add more vegan and vegetarian options to the menu, replacing some meat options, Garnett advised.
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That's fine for their employees, but can cause trouble for lower-income residents as well as the contractors these corporations employ to run their cafeterias or sweep their floors.
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"We have two of everything here," Schexnyder says: two golf courses, two infirmaries, two cafeterias, two sides of a campus divided (initially by a wall, and later, a hedge).
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You've heard about the cafeterias with free food galore, but what about the streamer-decorated corners created just for Instagram opps and conference rooms dedicated to building Lego kingdoms?
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Now featuring chiseled atriums, it was a street where the young Ali, then known as Cassius Clay, would not have been allowed into the cafeterias of the department stores.
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The school district announced Wednesday that they would be opening two school cafeterias to serve lunch -- free of charge -- to those in need, thanks to the donation they received.
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They also worked with a large food service company, Sodexo, to prepare thousands of generally healthful meals that the subjects could eat in cafeterias or take home with them.
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This past weekend, Perdue Farms added Saturday shifts in some locations, and says it has stepped up cleaning protocols in all offices and facilities, including cafeterias and locker rooms.
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The startup's solutions are today employed at more than 535 cafeterias for its clients that work in IT / technology, retail, healthcare, aviation, education, financial services and manufacturing, he said.
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To begin, American elections are held in public places — in open rooms such as cafeterias, gymnasiums, community centers, and other event spaces — and in plain view of all assembled.
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Foreign companies, betting on the possibility of an eventual recovery, are maintaining minimal operations with skeleton workforces that in some cases show up only to eat at company cafeterias.
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Starbucks plans to open four traditional cafeterias in Milan with local partner Antonio Percassi by the end of this year, the group's Global President of Retail, John Culver, told Reuters.
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It starts with federal money, but before USDA funding makes it to cafeterias, many school districts order from food giants who grab a big slice of the school lunch pie.
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School cooks will use bottled water for all food preparation and the cafeterias will use disposable plates and utensils for the remainder of the school year, the school district said.
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Parts of the building where employees work will still require visitors to get approval to enter, and employees will still have access to private cafeterias, according to a Google spokesperson.
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"The people working in cafeterias and the school district administrators know how important these meals are to students and they want to make sure students are fed," said Pratt-Heavner.
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More than 1,85033 students returned to the Liberty University campus in Virginia on Tuesday after President Jerry Falwell Jr., a Trump ally, officially reopened residence halls, cafeterias and other services.
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The new study expands on this research by showing that the link persists even when eating at other types of establishments, such as sit-down restaurants and cafeterias, she said.
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As lunch approached, the company's largely young workforce flooded the streets, alleys, and paths as they headed to dining options that included Chinese food cafeterias, French cafés, and a KFC.
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In FoodCorps' 10 years working in schools, we've seen tried-and-true practices like scratch cooking and farm-to-school procurement revolutionize school cafeterias and the learning communities they feed.
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A similar policy proved untenable at Google; after the company tried to establish meatless Mondays at its cafeterias in 2010, employees rebelled by tossing out silverware and holding protest barbecues.
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Trump Administration Rolls Back Obama-Era Rules for School Lunches The Department of Agriculture announced its plans to lower nutritional standards for grains, flavored milks and sodium in school cafeterias.
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As reported by The Verge and 9to5 Mac, the furniture and home goods chain known for its heavily subsidized cafeterias is running a series of ads which evoke classic Apple apothegms.
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And the area's retail market even took a hit, due in part to employee cafeterias inside tech offices that kept would-be customers inside instead of patronizing local restaurants and businesses.
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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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The suspect was recorded saying he planned to set off pressure cookers filled with gun powder, nails and ball bearings in college cafeterias and other places where people congregate, prosecutors said.
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Through books, videos and classes, Mr. Iyer has made a career of demystifying Indian cooking for both American home cooks without Indian roots and for institutions like corporate and college cafeterias.
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At first glance, these areas are functional: places to stack boxes of Met shopping bags, store unused shipping crates and transfer vats of chicken salad between the public and staff cafeterias.
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The company, originally an operator of coffee shops and cafeterias, developed a fine-dining division under Jerome Brody, an executive with a sharp eye for real estate and an adventurous palate.
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Harold Edwards, chief executive of agribusiness Limoneira, said he has ample supplies of lemons, oranges and avocados for retailers, particularly as demand from restaurants, cafeterias and other food service clients dwindles.
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Mr. Gonzales, who grew up in circumstances similar to his students,' directs folklórico at all three Porterville high schools, where cafeterias serve as stand-ins for dance studios with sprung floors.
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As part of the initiative, called "Reimagining School Cafeterias," the students at KairosPDX got to compare the two butternut squash recipes and then vote on their favorite one using an iPad.
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Forget what you think you remember about this putatively Russian dish, which probably had its heyday in American kitchens during the 1950s and its nadir in school cafeterias two decades later.
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One, conducted by Cornell University's Food and Brand Lab, found that if school cafeterias rebranded plain vegetables with catchy names—X-Ray Vision Carrots, say, or Power Punch Broccoli—consumption soared.
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Before its atomic red, extremely sweet bouquet came to dominate school cafeterias and birthday parties nationwide, Hawaiian Punch was sold as a cocktail mixer for adults and came in two flavors.
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Two city supervisors have introduced legislation that would nix the installation of nonretail cafeterias in office buildings, a measure aimed at encouraging legions of workers to patronize often struggling neighborhood eateries.
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Food companies have software to help them stay in stock in grocery stores, but Alejandro Velez, a founder of Back to the Roots, said there is nothing similar for school cafeterias.
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Today, 150 workers who staff the cafeterias at Airbnb's offices in San Francisco and Portland are the latest to join a union, ratifying their first contract with the United Automobile Workers (UAW).
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It recruited celebrity investors like Jay-Z and Serena Williams and placed famous chefs and restaurants — not grocery stores, direct-to-consumer subscriptions, or university cafeterias — at the center of its strategy.
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But she argued that very few cafeteria workers work directly for tech firms, saying that of the 51 corporate cafeterias in San Francisco, many are contracted out, mostly to Bon Appetit catering.
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As much as half of New York's produce, meat, and fish flows through Hunts Point before arriving at supermarkets, bodegas, food trucks, school cafeterias, restaurants, and soup kitchens across the five boroughs.
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The campus is also eco-friendly, blurring the line between indoors and outdoors with four-story glass windows, large orchards that supply fruit for the cafeterias, and solar panels on the roof.
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In 2003, Republicans famously rebranded the French fries and French toast offered in House cafeterias "freedom fries" and "freedom toast" to express dissatisfaction with Gallic opposition to the proposed invasion of Iraq.
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I am very grateful for my childhood, for my parents' kindness and open-mindedness (7-year-old vegetarians were not exactly commonplace in Communist cafeterias) and for their unfailing belief in me.
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We asked you to weigh in last week about the news that two members of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors proposed an ordinance to ban new corporate offices from including cafeterias.
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Company cafeterias have at times been empty, as on a summer Friday, and restaurants closed by local authorities to prevent the virus's spread have thinned the options for food takeout or delivery.
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In the Cannon, Longworth and Russell House buildings, as well as one of the House cafeterias, there were plenty of people, whether those who work in the Capitol or those just visiting.
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Everyday, Mr. Gerena-Quiñones and others at his cargo bike company make numerous pickups for Transfernation, a nonprofit that arranges for corporate cafeterias and restaurants to donate uneaten food to soup kitchens.
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I think supercharging our social instincts often brings out the worst, not the best, in us — few look back fondly on the social dynamics of high school cafeterias, and for good reason.
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Clinton made two unannounced stops at casino cafeterias while campaigning here over the weekend, where she was cheered by people who make up the union — maids, chefs, kitchen workers, security agents and housekeepers.
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The law, if passed, would not be retroactive, which would mean that all these facilities could keep their cafeterias, but new buildings and campuses seeking zoning permits for a cafeteria might be denied.
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Women employed in 2014: 114,500Women employed in 2018: 158,700What they do, according to O*NET: Food servers typically work in cafeterias, hotels, or hospitals, as opposed to restaurant food servers who wait tables.
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Beth C. Weitzman, a public health and policy professor at NYU, pointed out to MUNCHIES, "Plate waste has been a problem in school cafeterias long before" the 2010 guidelines were put in place.
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"When we learned about the working conditions and health and safety issues at campus food vendors and cafeterias, we were shocked," said Stuart Appelbaum, president of the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union.
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As well as writing cookbooks and presenting television programs, Mr. Oliver has campaigned for healthier food in school cafeterias, was featured in advertising for supermarkets like Tesco and Sainsbury's, and opened restaurants overseas.
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While she sat around various lobbies and cafeterias while Nesterenko had meetings, we were treated to a lengthy, somewhat on-the-nose flashback that positioned and buttressed her 11th-hour change of heart.
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With its Frank Gehry-designed buildings, ecologically sound roofs and free cafeterias, the company hugs the border of East Palo Alto like an ocean liner docked on the edge of an undeveloped country.
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The Big Tech company will instead offer water-filling stations in its employee cafeterias in Burlingame, San Francisco, Fremont and Sunnyvale, California, and will install filling stations in its existing Menlo Park headquarters.
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Inside, employees have access to fitness classes, massages, a 24/7 gym, on-site doctor, dry-cleaning facilities, plus cafeterias and micro kitchens, some with outdoor seating and the signature umbrellas in primary colors.
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The 2010 law, implemented in cafeterias across the country at the beginning of the 2012-13 school year, was aimed at improving nutrition and reducing child obesity and authorizing funding for federal lunch programs.
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Watching this happen in their cafeterias, members of the School Nutrition Association, who represent school meal professionals and program operators, flagged concerns from the frontlines while maintaining a commitment to strong national nutrition standards.
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Its mores and folkways were intensely Southern, from the predominantly African American (back then) employees at the House cafeterias to the more consequential matter of the way the House ran the District of Columbia.
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And to take things even further, BBVA is already experimenting with ways to use biometric technology to streamline customer interactions beyond banking, having instituted a functioning facial recognition system in its headquarters' corporate cafeterias.
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To increase capacity at existing hospitals, patients will be discharged sooner, elective surgeries will be cancelled, and areas including cafeterias and parking lots will be converted into intensive care units, according to the city.
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I definitely think all colleges should keep their cafeterias open over spring break for those who would be food insecure otherwise, or even for those who aren't able to go home like the author.
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In a move meant to wrest tech workers from their increasingly luxurious offices, two members of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors have proposed an ordinance to ban new corporate offices from including cafeterias.
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An arbitrator officially recognized that a majority of the workers at cafeterias across Silicon Valley voted "yes" to union representation on November 23 of this year, according to a union flyer that Recode reviewed.
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Union leaders rebuked Mr. Sanders's campaign after several of his workers, handing out stacks of pro-Sanders literature, posed as culinary employees to gain access to the private cafeterias where union members go on break.
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Officials, students, and parents say this is ambitious, given many buildings still don't have power or running water; walls and ceilings are flecked with mold; and some are missing cafeterias, classrooms, roofs, gymnasiums, and bathrooms.
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At roughly 1403,500 Sodexo locations, food slingers at healthcare facilities and corporate and university cafeterias will unveil new options like Impossible Foods-based sausage muffin sandwiches, sausage gravy and biscuits, steakhouse burgers and creole burgers.
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But the standards weren't all that popular with a lot of people who run school cafeterias, who said the emphasis on more fruits and vegetables just meant more stuff ended up in the trash. 5.
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The CDC's National Outbreak Reporting System (NORS) gathers data on food and waterborne pathogens from states according to the type of pathogen and the setting of infection, such as hospital cafeterias, nursing homes or restaurants.
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These guidelines are probably the most important statement that the federal government makes on nutrition; they set standards for public school lunches, food stamps, prisons, federal cafeterias, and all kinds of state and federal programs.
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"This has to be a joke (Remember freedom fries?)," he tweeted, recalling the time in 2003 when Congress, unhappy about France's opposition to President Bush's Iraq policies, renamed the French fries sold in its cafeterias.
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There have been protests over corporate bus fleets, rapidly gentrifying neighborhoods, sidewalk e-scooter confrontations, fights over condo buildings and upzoning, city attempts to regulate office cafeterias and the occasional dispute over a soccer field.
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Ms. Siegel writes in her book that at least 6,000 school districts in 47 states partner with Domino's, the pizza chain, allowing the company to deliver its special "Smart Slice" pizzas directly to their cafeterias.
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Andrew Levy recently discovered that more than 400 students attending schools in the Jupiter-area were unable to receive a full meal in their cafeterias due to the outstanding lunch debt, CBS Miami 4 reports.
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Well-tooled campaigns depend on a paid field staff and armies of volunteers to identify supporters, ensure they turn out and provide leadership in the many school cafeterias and churches that serve as caucus rooms.
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He soon left Southern California to head north, and for the next several years he shuttled between the Bay Area and Sacramento, attending classes in between jobs serving meals in cafeterias and on rail cars.
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Not a machine that makes pizza in your kitchen, which everyone has and is called an oven, but a machine that makes pizza for restaurants, cafeterias, and other places that already make lots of pizza.
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Trump relies on his celebrity to bring supporters out at large rallies; Cruz speaks to small crowds at Pizza Ranch restaurants and in school cafeterias, and he has an army of volunteers knocking on doors.
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And it will reflect just how toxic Trump has become in C-suites and cafeterias alike across the Bay Area, where the few supporters he does have are borderline desperate not to talk about him.
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He soon left Southern California to head north, and for the next several years he shuttled between the Bay Area and Sacramento, attending classes in between jobs serving meals in cafeterias and on rail cars.
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"We have also switched to biodegradable plates in all our cafeterias, temporarily closed shower facilities in our gyms, and minimized the washing of utensils in our campuses by our cafeteria vendors," CTS said in a statement.
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Employees can make use of the office's full-service gym, cafeterias that offer healthy food options, complimentary personal trainers, fitness classes such as spin and yoga, and seminars held by professionals on nutrition and weight management.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race Never mind that presidential campaign rallies often draw out thousands of people who can be pressed tightly together in school cafeterias, gymnasiums and event venues.
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"Conduct regular disinfecting of workspaces, shared spaces such as break rooms and cafeterias, and frequently touched items like doorknobs, countertops, refrigerators, microwaves," said Jennifer Ho, vice president of human resources at Ascentis, an HR software firm.
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The coronavirus outbreak has highlighted the differences between highly paid full-time tech employees at the major US firms, and the hourly or temporary contractors who work in cafeterias, retail stores and, in Amazon's case, warehouses.
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While cafeterias at tech companies in sprawling suburban areas might make sense, that approach is incongruous with operating in an urban environment, says city supervisor Ahsha Safai, who co-sponsored the legislation with supervisor Aaron Peskin.
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The chatter that has taken place — in Google cafeterias and on internal messaging systems — has mostly reminisced about the positive impact Brin and Page left on the company, and expressed little worry regarding Pichai&aposs leadership.
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There would be no waiting outside in the canteen line, trying not to let the big kids push in to buy their icy poles first, replaced here with indoor cafeterias, like we only knew in the movies.
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Things like the positioning of healthier products in cafeterias, the names the products are given and celebrity endorsement of healthy eating habits can all help drive us toward a future where food promotes wellness rather than disease.
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The New York City Department of Health and Hygiene (DOH) conducts an annual inspection of roughly 24,000 restaurants, bars and cafeterias on food safety factors, assigning letter grades based on a score aggregated from health code violations.
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"This bill is about helping a group of people who are often invisible—people who work in the cafeterias, who clean offices after everyone else goes home, security guards who keep our buildings safe overnight," said Sen.
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While men debated in legislative chambers and listened to challenges on the bench, women headed to school cafeterias, playgrounds and PTA meetings, doing the bulk of the behind-the-scenes work of supporting the politics of segregation.
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I have eaten my Thanksgiving turkey and mashed potatoes in many different cafeterias over the years, lonely and homesick as I am sure my patients are too, but I haven't felt the frenzy to send them home.
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"The main idea is that food that is made in restaurants and cafeterias may be coming into contact with materials containing phthalates in part because some portion of the food is made in decentralized locations," Zota said.
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Nicole and her husband Victor both work in Facebook's cafeterias, but even though they earn well above Facebook's $15-per-hour minimum, they say it's not enough to provide for their three children—ages nine, eight, and four.
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They met in April 2015 at Public School 230 as part of a bimonthly volunteer project run by New York Cares, which included teaching third graders how to prepare and cook six-course lunches in their school cafeterias.
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A petition launched in 2014 to "stop the invasion of palm oil" has garnered more than 170,000 signatures, while the Five Star Movement, Italy's populist party, introduced a motion in 2015 to ban palm oil from public cafeterias.
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Michael Cohen, the Market's managing partner, said he visited some of the tech company cafeterias and was shocked to see people not only eating their free lunches — they were picking up a few things to eat at home.
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While the university says that students will be taking all classes online, Falwell told ABC Tuesday that "about one to two thousand" students have returned to campus dorms and cafeterias — major gathering places where coronavirus could easily spread.
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The overall outbreak impact on global food consumption is unclear, with some analysts saying widespread movements by people to stock up food could even increase food demand or at least compensate for reduced sales at restaurants and cafeterias.
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Those are among the anecdotes collected by the first-ever survey of people who work at the cafeterias, coffee shops and kiosks serving tens of thousands of students and faculty throughout the City University of New York system.
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In the privacy of homes, in office cafeterias and bars, women and men have confided, argued, apologized and reconsidered their own histories in ways that will never be captured by investigative articles, distinguished panels or year-end lists.
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All it would take would be better training for the cafeterias, smarter ways to source high quality food, and have programs that get the kids involved with what they are eating which would increase consumption and decrease cost.
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Since Google contracts these on-site food service workers via a third party, they are technically employed by the multinational food service firm Compass Group, which staffs many of Google's cafeterias through its subsidiary, Bon Appétit Management Company.
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Crowdfunding campaigns to erase student lunch debt are one way concerned citizens are addressing the issue, but some states have also put policies into place to prevent students from being humiliated in cafeterias or deprived of nutritious meals.
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Nestle, the bottled water market leader, is also considering a machine for the home with filters, flavors and fizz that would be a smaller version of its Refill+ dispensers being rolled out in cafeterias, hotels and offices this year.
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Authorities allege the sisters may have been stealing from the cafeterias for 15 years, but police were advised by the district attorney to restrict their investigation to five years because of the statute of limitations, according to the warrants.
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Singer eventually transposed the complexities of that space—the habit of argument and the uncertainty of origin, the pensive love stories shared and the brave assertions never quite backed up—into the humbler cafeterias of the Upper West Side.
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Following that is the relatively breezy campus tour, usually led by a current student adept at walking backward while pointing out the library, cafeterias, dorms and some version of the campus icon that gets painted as a student prank.
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In what could easily be confused for a large university campus, the setting quickly goes from serene to bustling as throngs of employees pour out of buildings and make their walk to some of the dozen or so cafeterias.
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The context: In some cities around the world, waitstaff are expensive enough that they've been done away with, turning even nicer restaurants into Chipotle-style cafeterias where diners order at a counter, grab utensils, and bus their own table.
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Silicon Valley's endless office parks strive for the platonic ideal of workplace productivity: spacious green "campuses," colorful slides to take you between floors, free in-house massages, and cafeterias serving up grass-fed steak and brain-boosting kale juice.
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I look forward to hearing about more companies following suit — especially those that think they are doing a good job with corporate social responsibility and environmental sustainability, but are still serving meat in their cafeterias and at work functions.
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I feel like public elementary, middle, and high schools should adopt this policy as well, though I realize the reality of transporting these kids to cafeterias might not be feasible for those outside of walking distance to their schools.
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In cafeterias across the country, young men speculate about being sent abroad, even though United States officials have said repeatedly that they do not want a war with Iran, and that reinstating a military draft will require congressional approval.
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The young adults who have been enlisted as youth advisors to be present in the halls, cafeterias and detention rooms of schools are known, respected and trusted by the students, and are included within their social media communications network.
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" It was both an exaggerated joke about Captain America's unfailing patriotism and a winking nod toward the American political discourse in the wake of the Iraq War, when congressional cafeterias briefly started referring to French fries as "Freedom fries.
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Instead of building more affordable housing in a timely manner, which the Bay Area desperately needs, San Franciscan politicians are in the midst of discussing legislating the abolition of corporate cafeterias in order to force techies to eat lunch out.
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" Massive generators, "one of which could surpass $100,000 have been sent in by barge potable water will be thoroughly tested for cafeterias" and hundreds of people are working to repair and clean, Freinberg said, calling it a "no fail mission.
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But, but, but: In a concession to the limitations of today's robots, the machines can only handle specially made plates and bowls with magnetic inserts, and their cost lands them out of reach of all but the biggest restaurants and cafeterias.
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Several towns run by rightist mayors have tried to remove nonpork options from school cafeterias in a professed effort to preserve French identity, even as members of the Muslim and Jewish populations have protested that such policies risk alienating minorities.
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Mr. Boudour and Mr. Santaki travel all over the outskirts of Paris, from gymnasiums to school cafeterias, to hold dictations on passages from French literature, choosing the texts according to the history of the neighborhood or the names of the streets.
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The working class has jobs as retail attendants at megastores, cooks in hospital cafeterias, trolley drivers in historic tourist districts, maintenance workers in universities, security guards in office buildings and there are even some who are non-union workers in factories.
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Jones at first championed the invasion of Iraq, in 21625 leading an effort to change the name of French toast and french fries in the House cafeterias to "freedom toast" and "freedom fries" over France's lack of support for the war.
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Current responses range from the promising but piecemeal (Amazon subsidizing additional city bus service in Seattle) to the impractical and divisive (San Francisco considering a ban on employee cafeterias in new office buildings to force tech workers to patronize local restaurants).
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One consequence of this is that many school districts see little choice but to open their doors to fast and processed food companies, allowing them to stock their cafeterias and vending machines with the branded junk foods that children find irresistible.
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Instead of heading to a polling site to cast their ballots, Iowans conduct a series of caucus meetings across the state, gathering in school cafeterias, community centers and private living rooms to tally who they think should be their party's nominee.
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The department's own data shows that participation in the national lunch program is higher in cafeterias that serve healthier meals, yet the administration's latest proposal, released last month, would allow schools to serve more French fries and fewer green vegetables.
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But, eventually, there is a point at which voters — literal voters — congregate in the cafeterias and conference centers of Iowa and, over a period of hours, select a Democratic candidate, and then this moves to the next state and the next.
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" And in Nice, a city still reeling from a terrorist attack in July that killed dozens, she painted a picture of an Islamist menace, vowing to confront "provocations from the Islamists in the cafeterias, in the hospitals, in the streets.
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Even company offices that aren't architecturally gifted have drawn wide interest for not only their high tech products and services but also their employee perks, such as massages, volleyball courts, cafeterias stocked with free gourmet food, dry-cleaning and doctors on site.
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In his few minutes of screentime, Ethan is exactly as sidelined in a film about a teen who is gay (but not that gay) as he would be in the hundreds of thousands of high school cafeterias that Ethans must move through.
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Hospitals, some of which provide what the bill calls "nontherapeutic" abortion care (for any purpose other than saving a woman's life, including rape, incest, or health issues), have to coordinate with CPH on everything from containing potential Ebola outbreaks to inspecting the cafeterias.
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The law also mandated that schools stop marketing the fat-, sugar-, and salt-laden snacks — the sugary beverages, the chocolate bars — in cafeterias and vending machines, and replace them with lower-calorie and more nutritious alternatives like fruit cups and granola bars.
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A proposed ban on corporate cafeterias in San Francisco — which follows similar legislation in nearby Mountain View, California, where Google's headquarters is located — could have unintended consequences for workers who say they rely on the low cost and convenience of employer-subsidized meals.
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The law also mandated that schools stop marketing the fat-, sugar-, and salt-laden snacks — like sugary beverages and chocolate bars — in cafeterias and vending machines, and replace those offerings with lower-calorie and more nutritious alternatives like fruit cups and granola bars.
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Still, the approach tested in the study would be a low-cost and simple strategy to try in school cafeterias because it's using products that are already staples of school lunch programs, said Gregory Madden, a researcher at Utah State University in Logan.
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The law also mandated that schools stop marketing fat-, sugar-, and salt-laden snacks — like sugary beverages and chocolate bars — in cafeterias and vending machines and replace those offerings with lower-calorie and more nutritious alternatives like fruit cups and granola bars.
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Far too often in school cafeterias across the country, a student is served a lunch, only for it to be thrown away because he or she does not have money in the lunch account or in hand to pay for the meal.
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From its first appearance in David Chang's Momofuku Nishi restaurant in 2016, the Impossible Burger is now available in 3,000 locations, including restaurants, corporate cafeterias, universities and food service locations in the U.S., Hong Kong and Macau, according to a company statement.
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What's really interesting obviously compared to today's standard, what was going on [at Langley]—with segregated bathrooms and cafeterias and stuff that was really regressive—the thing that's amazing is that compared to most other places, it was kind of a progressive place.
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In April, after reports that some public cafeterias no longer served pork out of respect for the dietary restrictions of their Muslim customers, the Christian Democrats in the state of Schleswig-Holstein introduced a proposal to preserve pork dishes in public canteens.
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The ordinance, which seeks to force tech workers out of their subsidized cafeterias and into neighborhood restaurants, is the latest attempt by San Francisco leaders to make the tech companies that are migrating north from Silicon Valley adapt to life in the city.
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That's the seemingly inevitable conclusion to the simple and theoretically productive trend of adding more and more domestic amenities to the workplace—free booze, cafeterias, ping pong tables—that may serve to keep you around for longer than you need to be.
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The group recently teamed up with Sweetgreen, the national salad chain, to carry out a new program that aims to improve the school food experience by letting students customize their meals, participate in taste tests and brainstorm ways to redesign their school cafeterias.
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Irene Morgenshtern and Raymond Wai Lin met in April 2015 at Public School 230 as part of a bimonthly volunteer project run by New York Cares, which included teaching third graders how to prepare and cook six-course lunches in their school cafeterias.
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At the end of last season, Colorado's Arapahoe Basin, independently owned but then aligned with Vail's Epic Pass, announced it would depart the alliance because of crowding issues that ranged from overloaded parking lots to cafeterias where open tables had become rare commodities.
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In his native Denmark, he had started a philanthropy called the Melting Pot that taught prisoners how to cook, and he later opened a restaurant and a number of cafeterias in Bolivia to train poor young people for jobs in the food world.
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The law also mandated that schools stop marketing the fat-, sugar-, and salt-laden snacks — like sugary beverages and chocolate bars — in cafeterias and vending machines and replace those offerings with lower-calorie and more nutritious alternatives like fruit cups and granola bars.
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"The Obama Administration goes to great lengths to police the menus of K-12 cafeterias but looks the other way as billions of taxpayer dollars finance a steady diet of Mars bars and Mountain Dew," LePage wrote to Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack on June 17.
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Starting last week, Goldman cafeterias and vending machines globally swapped out plastic soda and water bottles for aluminum cans, glass bottles and compostable cups to be used for fountain drinks, said Cindy Quan, the bank's head of environment, social and governance for real estate.
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That headline news overshadowed Impossible's two-year strategic marketing campaign to introduce America to its better-for-you burger by way of more than 403,000 establishments across the country — from high-end restaurants to college cafeterias — as well White Castle, Red Robin and other chains.
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Stephanie, do you see you all doing it, because after a while you go back into your cafeterias ... Stephanie Parker: Well, no one's going to do it for us, and these problems aren't going to go away, so I only see it moving forward.
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Given the God awful state of school lunches in the US, if an American child has to choose between the standard mystery-meat-and-frozen veggies doled out in cafeterias and a personal pizza, you can put your money on the child choosing pizza.
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This is no longer the case, but you would never know that from a university prospectus, and its pictures of toothsome, smiling students lounging in cafeterias, hunched over a laptop in a library, playing sport, or clad in graduation gowns and hats, clutching their degrees.
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Ikea is expanding the number of markets in which it offers online sales, and opening dozens of new, urban small-format stores (roughly 1/4 the size of a typical 80,000 square foot outlets, and which won't feature the company's famous meatball-serving cafeterias).
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The law also mandated that schools stop marketing the fat-, sugar-, and salt-laden snacks — the sugary beverages, the chocolate bars — in cafeterias and vending machines, and that they replace those offerings with lower-calorie and more nutritious alternatives like fruit cups and granola bars.
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He was also accused of arranging for Lotte subsidiaries to buy stocks of another affiliate at illegally high prices, and giving lucrative contracts — like running cafeterias in a chain of Lotte movie theaters — to a company owned by his family members without conducting competitive bidding.
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Technomic, a firm that focuses on the food service market, recently estimated that nearly 63 billion straws were used last year in the food service industry, which includes restaurants, coffee shops, fast food chains, convenience stores, and cafeterias in hospitals, nursing homes and schools.
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For the last five years, schools have been required to reduce the amount of calories, fat and sodium in their cafeterias and increase offerings of whole grains, fruits and vegetables, and nonfat milk to the roughly 32 million students who receive federally subsidized meals.
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"Now these companies are able to talk to a contractor like the New York City public school system, which is not only interested in getting better food into school cafeterias, but also is willing to take a risk on a young company," he said.
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"The majority of this is not from cafeterias or vending machines but offered for free at social events and meetings, which surprised us," said lead study author Stephen Onufrak, a researcher with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Obesity Prevention and Control Branch in Atlanta, Georgia.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs Group Inc told employees on Wednesday it will no longer carry widely used, throw-away plastic items like water bottles or silverware in its offices and cafeterias as the U.S. bank tries to cut the amount of trash it puts in landfills.
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Even days after the election a surfeit of campaign signs remained visible in front of homes and businesses; in barber shops and cafeterias the memory of the night—"the fruition of a very long trek," as Moten put it, still glowed with an aura of pride.
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Nearly 48 hours after Iowans showed up to caucus in school cafeterias, church basements and — for the first time in state history — in a mosque, the full results still are not out, a devastating failure that could ultimately doom Iowa's prized place on the political calendar.
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On top of this, companies can work with account managers to cater larger meals to their offices as well, targeting not only special events, but also businesses that do not have in-house cafeterias but would like to offer their employees the option of meals on-site.
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One of the things that makes a college campus special is the way students and faculty interact generally, whether through long drop-in conversations in office hours, contact at social events or in cafeterias, or otherwise partaking in the unquantifiable, but very real, benefits of shared community.
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This week, the United States Department of Agriculture announced its final plans to lower nutrition standards for grains, flavored milks and sodium in school cafeterias that were part of the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 and that Michelle Obama, the former first lady, had advocated.
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When the Lord of the Rings films came out, as a baby Tolkien nerd I was over the moon, but in cafeterias I was told (by boys who hadn't read the books) that I only liked them because of Orlando Bloom's face and that Legolas was stupid anyway (false).
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They are using novel and efficient food processing equipment and facilities that can enable large-scale, low-cost production that can transform the way institutional food service companies that supply the office and university cafeterias across the country deliver tasty foods to hungry breakfast, lunch, and dinner diners.
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Brian Wansink, director of the Cornell University Food and Brand Lab, said the study confirmed what he and others have found in similar studies done at elementary schools, high schools and adult cafeterias: Changing the descriptions of vegetables can make us more likely to both choose them, and eat them.
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When, a few years later, in a new executive order, Lyndon Johnson reiterated the commitment to affirmative action, he didn't have anything specific in mind, either, though one draft memorandum, dated January, 1964, listed twenty-five possible interpretations, from eliminating segregated smoking areas and cafeterias to publicizing equal-employment policies.
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Even hummus has become politicized: Anti-Zionists at my school who demanded that cafeterias stop serving hummus produced by a company with Israeli ownership, also claimed that the product showed cultural appropriation even though Mizrahim and Sephardim have been eating Southwest Asian cuisine since long before the rise of organized Zionism.
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Though the interiors might have advanced lighting systems, state-of-the-art fitness facilities and cafeterias serving farm-to-table fare, the exteriors — flat, unarticulated facades; ribbon windows; hard right angles — could come from any suburban office corridor anywhere in the country, and from any moment in the past half-century.
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Data I collected in 2016 on colleges that have adopted no-loan financial aid policies, which is one way of measuring a school's commitment to lower-income students, reveal that roughly one in four kept their cafeterias open during spring break the same way they do when classes are in session.
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Freeman, who went on to found a line of frozen gumbos after his release in 1998, sees a connection between prisons' terrible food—both the prepared meals served in the cafeterias and the packaged goods sold in the commissaries—and the health problems he witnessed among so many of his peers.
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Although it's hard to imagine local governments turning on industry like this, there are signs that government patience is wearing thin, such as a proposed San Francisco rule that would forbid large employers new to the city from building free or subsidized cafeterias, forcing workers to eat at local restaurants instead.
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Less than two months before Iowa Democrats caucus in cafeterias and community centers across the state, and as Warren shows the first signs of engaging Buttigieg in a fight for the nomination, the path the 2004 race followed provides a potential roadmap — and some stark warning signs — for all three contenders.
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In 2010, the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act mandated that schools stop marketing and selling the fat-, sugar-, and salt-laden snacks — the sugary beverages, the candy — in cafeterias and vending machines, and that they replace those offerings with lower-calorie and more nutritious alternatives like fruit cups and granola bars.
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Marie Wilson, 67, of Wilton, and Joanne Pascarelli, 61, of Stratford, were arrested over the weekend and charged with larceny and defrauding a public community for allegedly stealing a combined $478,588 from cafeterias at Saxe Middle School and New Canaan High School from 2012 to 803, according to arrest warrants obtained by PEOPLE.
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This patent enters the world just as increasingly common work perks in the tech industry such as in-office free cafeterias and gyms are being reconsidered, or at least reframed as a means for companies to keep employees working as long as possible rather than just well-meaning offerings from our corporate overlords.
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"Since it occurred over a long period of time in relatively small amounts, the district was unaware of these discrepancies until it instituted new financial controls specifically related to the collection and depositing of cash in the cafeterias," Michael Horyczun, spokesman for New Canaan Public Schools, said in an email Monday night.
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The various "Other Bets" companies, which include the Waymo self-driving car business and the Loon internet beaming balloons business, must pay a "shared services fee" to use Google resources like the famous on-campus cafeterias and the shuttles that ferry employees to work and back to their homes, according to the report.
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First, the bipartisan precursor to this legislation, the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 85033, became one of the most meaningful factors in the fight against obesity because it required the U.S. Department of Agriculture to update nutrition standards for school meals and for snack foods sold in school vending machines and cafeterias.
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Across this city there are 51 private cafeterias offering free food, most of them at tech companies, says Gwyneth Borden, executive director of the Golden Gate Restaurant Association, adding that those operations are cutting into the livelihoods of some 64,000 people who work in the 5,000-plus eateries that dot this foodie town.
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Also, some of the fruit or vegetables considered undesirable for sale in markets may go to food-service companies that run cafeterias on corporate campuses, hospitals or universities — and a portion of it gets donated to food banks or sent to landfills, where it rots and turns into methane gas, which is a pollutant.
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"We thought more of the food people were getting would come from cafeterias and vending machines, but it turns out that it's free stuff provided by employers at social events or meetings," lead study author Stephen Onufrak, an epidemiologist with the Centers for Disease Control's Division of Nutrition, Physical Activity, and Obesity, told FREE.
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Then I killed a few phantoms and entered the crew annex, which has living facilities for folks who live and work on the moon—it's complete with a gym (and lunar basketball team!), crew cafeterias and bunks, and, like the Crew Quarters in the base game, it's a treasure trove of stories and character details.
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That may not be an issue for tech workers with access to free, farm-fresh cuisine in corporate cafeterias, but for everyone else here it is leaving a void between the takeout cuisine popping up around Palo Alto — picture bento boxes ordered on iPads at a counter — and $215 meals at high-end restaurants.
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"We found that people who eat out more—at full service restaurants, cafeterias, and fast food restaurants—have nearly 35 percent higher phthalate levels than people who eat at home more often," senior author Ami Zota*, an assistant professor of environmental and occupational health at George Washington University's Milken Institute School of Public Health, told Gizmodo via email.
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For a graphic on the delegate race, see: here Get the latest from the Iowa caucuses: here Instead of heading to a polling site to cast their ballots, Iowans conduct a series of caucus meetings across the state, gathering in school cafeterias, community centers and private living rooms to tally who they think should be their party's nominee.
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There's also what's called Samsung 5G City, which consists of an outdoor park where the company tests 5G network equipment which is currently being deployed to telecom providers including in South Korea and the U.S. The sprawling campus includes cafeterias where employees eat for free, a massive gym and includes international food and beverage outlets such as Dunkin Donuts.
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I'm also aware that for you, the word 'celibacy' probably conjures up images of shy monks, gun-toting childhood sweethearts from Texas, gun-toting virgins from Reddit or that very specific breed of sad, suburban sandal fanatic you tend to see mall cafeterias, staring strangely at the fish and flicking through back issues of Reader's Digest.
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So the judge has ordered a plan for how to minimize interaction among certain participants of the trial during the long months on the cramped base, which has one McDonald's, two bars, three Navy cafeterias and a fine-dining restaurant where court participants often rub elbows at the all-you-can-eat $16 Sunday brunch buffet.
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Back to the Roots has also signed a licensing agreement with Nature's Path, allowing North America's largest organic cereal brand to manufacture and distribute the startup's organic cereal all around the US. For the past year and a half, more than 1 million New York public school students have had access to Back to the Roots cereal in cafeterias.
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Neither Hollande nor his predecessor, Nicolas Sarkozy, have done anything substantial to address the chronic unemployment of young French Muslims, said to be over 50 percent; nothing to reprimand right-wing mayors who refuse to offer alternatives to pork in school cafeterias; nothing to curb the casual racism shown to young people of North African origin by the overwhelmingly white police.
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That's helped it gain share of the roughly $2155 million US market for frozen pollock, to the point that by 265, about half the fish sticks served in US school cafeterias were made from fish caught in Russia and pumped with additives in China, according to the Genuine Alaska Pollock Producers, a trade group that represents 14 different seafood companies.
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The Edamame was sold at sushi counters in grocery stores, cafeterias and corporate dining centers in AL, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, GA, IA, ID, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, MA, ME, MI, MN, MS, NC, NH, NM, NY, OH, OR, PA, SC, TN, TX, VA, WA, and WY. Retailers have been notified and the affected product should no longer be on sale.
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The retraction, which came about after a request from one of the study's funders, caps a bizarre saga for the controversial study, which has influenced policies in school cafeterias across the US. And it marks a sixth retraction for Wansink, whose Food and Brand Lab has for years sliced and diced data beyond scientifically sound practice, often with the explicit goal of gaining media coverage.
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Nudges showed up everywhere, like in the promotions process (women were more likely to self-promote after a companywide email pointed out a dearth of female nominees) and in healthy-eating initiatives in the company's cafeterias (placing a snack table 17 feet away from a coffee machine instead of 6.5 feet, it turns out, reduces coffee-break snacking by 23 percent for men and 17 percent for women).
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That small children routinely bought coffee-flavored milk in school cafeterias; that "beer" was not pronounced with an "r" at the end, but pizza was; that a hot dog shortened to about four inches and topped with meat sauce is called a hot wiener, and that a counterman preparing six of them at a time may deploy a maneuver known as "wieners up the arm" — all of this apparently strikes people who grew up more than 20 miles from Providence as very funny.
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Kristi NoemKristi Lynn NoemNew South Dakota law requiring 'In God We Trust' sign to hang in public schools goes into effect Trump: If I say I should be on Mt. Rushmore, 'I will end up with such bad publicity' Transportation Department seeks to crack down on pipeline protests: report MORE (R) in March, requires the schools to have the sign on display in a prominent location on school grounds, such as in entryways, cafeterias or common areas, by the start of the academic year.
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