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Fresh Organic Option in the Commons

Fresh Organic Option in the Commons

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Started by Cait Morgan 9 years, 10 months ago

Students need to focus on their studies & eating healthy, nutrient rich foods for lunch makes our brains more efficient. We are petitioning for anything from smoothie/juice bar to an organic salad bar to build your own (healthy) meal options. Sign our petition if you would like to see a healthier, fresh, organic & exciting new option in the Indiana State University Commons!

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Jessica Oliver
9 years ago Featured

the food options here are so greasy. i just want a salad that doesnt taste like it was sitting in a fridge for a week.

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Jaime
9 years ago Featured

it's really hard to eat on campus when everything has meat on it. I basically don't eat at school because of that reason. Please help.

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Nathan Chelf
9 years ago Featured

Definitely need more healthy and interesting options in general. The only mainly healthy option at the moment is Sub Connection, and that place is WILDLY mediocre. Dry bread, dry meat, and confused employees who don't know the sandwich you ask them to make. Let's bring something actually fresh!

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Alicia Bennett
9 years ago Featured

This is why I do not use the commons right now, because there are really no healthy options.

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Robby Fraticelli
9 years ago Featured

I liked the soup and salad place, but it disappeared after my freshman year. The healthy choice also needs to take credits. The soup place did not, and that is why people did not eat there.

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Tyler Hayes
9 years ago Featured

LITERALLY ANYTHING ELSE WOULD BE BETTER THAN THE SAME BURGERS AND PIZZA EVERY SINGLE DAY. PLZ DO THIS.

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Morgan Jacobs
9 years ago

GIVE ME THE GOOD FOOD!!!!! PLEASE AND THANKS (:

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Jerry Nancy Hile
9 years ago

This is important to your students.

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