Ginger's is staying open and those corporate creeps at Purnell finally backed down. We forced them to drop their pathetic office conversion plan. Keep watching them closely because we will be ready if they try this garbage again.
The suits at Purnell think they can just bulldoze our history for more office space without a fight. This surge of support proves they are dead wrong and we are not going anywhere.
Reached 100 supporters
March 22, 2016
43 Comments
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Whitney Rowland
10 years ago
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When school obligations keep students in that *one* building from 7:00 am until 10:30 pm, the least the school can do is provide a reasonable quick-dining option.
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Kathie davis
10 years ago
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I as a parent know how important it is that these people have a spot to grab food!! They have no time to go to another Building for food before or in between classes!
Keep it open please!!!
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Carson McCalley
10 years ago
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In the school of drama we literally only have 10 minutes between classes, sometimes lasting all day. That is NOT enough time to run anywhere but downstairs to Gingers. If you want us to continue to eat, the only way to do that is to keep Gingers
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Jasmine Lesane
10 years ago
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Without Ginger's I would literally only eat food from the vending machine. That is obviously bad for health and sanity. Please do not take this away. School of Drama runs on Gingers.
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Cassandra Clark
10 years ago
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Small coffee. Every time I show up. I don't even have to say anything, Sandy just knows me. Getting rid of that would be getting rid of a piece of my soul (and my much needed caffeine source).
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Ruth Pace
10 years ago
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Sandy's coffee kept me awake for Rigging stagecraft, and I have no doubt that without that jolt of caffeine to fend off my 3pm slump, my grade would have suffered, and Sean West would have thought less of me as a person.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
signing in solidarity with the students in drama b/c i don't know what i'd do without tazza
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Ginger's is staying open and those corporate creeps at Purnell finally backed down. We forced them to drop their pathetic office conversion plan. Keep watching them closely because we will be ready if they try this garbage again.
The suits at Purnell think they can just bulldoze our history for more office space without a fight. This surge of support proves they are dead wrong and we are not going anywhere.
Reached 100 supporters
March 22, 2016
43 Comments
W
Whitney Rowland
10 years ago
Featured
When school obligations keep students in that *one* building from 7:00 am until 10:30 pm, the least the school can do is provide a reasonable quick-dining option.
K
Kathie davis
10 years ago
Featured
I as a parent know how important it is that these people have a spot to grab food!! They have no time to go to another Building for food before or in between classes!
Keep it open please!!!
C
Carson McCalley
10 years ago
Featured
In the school of drama we literally only have 10 minutes between classes, sometimes lasting all day. That is NOT enough time to run anywhere but downstairs to Gingers. If you want us to continue to eat, the only way to do that is to keep Gingers
J
Jasmine Lesane
10 years ago
Featured
Without Ginger's I would literally only eat food from the vending machine. That is obviously bad for health and sanity. Please do not take this away. School of Drama runs on Gingers.
C
Cassandra Clark
10 years ago
Featured
Small coffee. Every time I show up. I don't even have to say anything, Sandy just knows me. Getting rid of that would be getting rid of a piece of my soul (and my much needed caffeine source).
R
Ruth Pace
10 years ago
Featured
Sandy's coffee kept me awake for Rigging stagecraft, and I have no doubt that without that jolt of caffeine to fend off my 3pm slump, my grade would have suffered, and Sean West would have thought less of me as a person.
A
Anonymous
10 years ago
signing in solidarity with the students in drama b/c i don't know what i'd do without tazza
When school obligations keep students in that *one* building from 7:00 am until 10:30 pm, the least the school can do is provide a reasonable quick-dining option.