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Keep Ike's in Huang: We love our Dutch Crunch!

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John Newcomb
12 years ago

Save Ike's!

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Gawan Fiore
12 years ago

Save Ike's!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

I look forward to Ike's everytime i return to campus

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Benjamin Bravo
12 years ago

Ikes is the best eatery on campus.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Build an eatery in Huang all y'all want. But please keep Ike's alongside it.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Don't take away one of the most integral Stanford experiences!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

NO Ike's is the best thing on this campus

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Elizabeth
12 years ago

We don't need an R&DE sponsored food there; there are plenty of those options

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Connor Kennedy
12 years ago

SAVE IKE'S

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Jovinson Ripert
12 years ago

Keep Ike's Alive!!!

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Cintia Santana
12 years ago

Ike's is one of the campus's more exciting food choices.

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Catherine Mitchell
12 years ago

Ike's has a Bay Area cult following, especially at Stanford :)

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Rebecca Logu
12 years ago

DON'T CLOSE IKE'S! IT'S STANFORD'S BEST RESTAURANT!!!

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Ruben Rodriguez Buchillon
12 years ago

Are you Serious?

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Miguel Francisco
12 years ago

Ike's is the best! The food is delicious, and the people are some of the nicest you'll ever meet. Stanford won't be the same without it.

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Jeremy Wood
12 years ago

Please :(

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Ike's serves some of the best sandwiches I have ever had. Please don't shut it down!

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Joe Troderman
12 years ago Featured

only buy subs every once and a while there, but Ike's is a mainstay of Huang and the building would just feel wrong with anything else in there. The green apple wrappers can be seen anywhere on campus because everyone LOVES the store and nothing else would do!

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Dale Hall
12 years ago

You claim to have done this based on the interests of the Stanford community, but there was no visible outreach done before making this decision. Please let Ike's stay, or the student body will never forgive you.

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austin clapp
12 years ago

Ike's is the best food on campus; it's pretty much a slap in the face trying to get rid of it in favor of R&DE