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Bowdoin College offers incentive to recover “stolen” tableware

Each academic year, Bowdoin Dining Services loses roughly 960 knives, 1800 forks, 2400 spoons, 800 mugs and 1500 cups.

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Students in Connecticut high school to boycott lunch

Many Farmington High School students are fed up with their school lunch program and hundreds of them are planning to bring their own lunch to school next week in protest.

The new addition to the Wood Center on the University of Alaska’s Fairbanks campus was a long time coming.

Operators looking to make a little extra dough by charging customers for condiments might not be happy with the result.

Waukegan School District 60, last week, began the process required to resume food service to students during the ongoing teachers’ strike.

The drought that has plagued the southern United States since 2011 is easing its grip on areas across the state, according to a Texas A&M climatology expert.

Hungry ETSU students have to pay a bit extra for on-campus dining this semester.

When it comes to high-quality food, Apple employees have got it made.

Last week, late-night visitors to the Collis Café found the rear entrance to the venue roped off, its glass doors shut — new measures to prevent food theft.

Students at the University of California, Davis, are now paying more for their food—but some of them may also be getting a pay raise.

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