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Optional add-ons make up 76% of GVSU meal plans sold in 2014

According to the campus dining website, 76 percent of meal plans sold in 2014 were from students who were not required to have a meal plan but chose to add one on after their freshmen year.

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Texas high school offers personalized cafeteria menu

Lewis also plans to capitalize on the success of the salad bar by adding a sandwich area where students can design their own lunches Subway style.

After skirmishes over some of the bakery-cafe chain's hospital and airport units, United Here is telling consumers that Au Bon Pain's menu is anything but healthful.

Display cooking evokes the senses—sight, sound, smell and taste—which creates intrigue and invites the guest to investigate,” says Paul Houle.

A Colorado school district is raffling off prizes such as movie tickets and iPods to students who decide to buy lunch at any campus cafeteria in town.

The state Department of Agriculture used the same sort of trade-show format that suppliers might use to interest foodservice operators in a product.

At a Cincinnati elementary school, children who order and eat a better-for-you “power plate” are rewarded with a small prize like the one they might get in a McDonald’s meal.

Sales and satisfaction figures declined as Millennial students bypassed the Northside Café at the University of Nevada Reno (UNR) on their way to other campus venues.

An offer for a $1 ice cream dessert could only be used by students who ate a meal from the cafeteria, angering parents of children who bring their lunches from home.

We hired interns to support the promotion of meal plans and dining services throughout the year.

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