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Univ. medical center hires vendor to boost patient satisfaction

In an effort to improve patient satisfaction, the University of Mississippi Medical Center has chosen Morrison Management to provide foodservices at its three hospitals.

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Alaska district expands free breakfast program to all elementary schools

The expansion follows successful pilot programs at two elementary schools and one high school.

Since the program’s implementation in 2013, one district has used $77,000 from its reserve fund annually to break even.

School officials say a USDA pilot program has expanded their access to local food, and provides them with the flexibility to order food when they need it.

One tactic includes introducing students to produce with appealing names, such as dragon fruit and rainbow carrots.

The cafeteria employees are accusing Sodexo of erratic scheduling and relocating staff on short notice.

The new layout of Brigham and Women's cafeteria, now dubbed Garden Cafe, allows for garden views, more seating and new menu options, as well as an infused water station.

New concepts being added at the university include Star Ginger, an Asian fusion spot developed by award-winning chef Mai Pham.

Far more managers will qualify for time-and-a-half pay unless their salaries are raised or their hours are cut.

Students at a local school will learn how to make vegetarian tamales and later showcase the dishes they helped create.

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