Fine Dining at Schools That Aren’t Wesleyan

NYTimes does a feature on colleges which draw in students with delicious dining menus – pictured above is one of Virginia Tech’s dining halls – chandeliers! Does Star and Crescent have that many chandeliers? Clearly chandeliers are a mark of a superior dining facility.

Here is what looks like a fancy version of WesWings at Virginia Tech:

Bowdoin is the star attraction in the article, but Wesleyan gets cited for its commitment to organic food:

Food was definitely on Jenna Gruer’s agenda last fall as she visited colleges coast to coast. Jenna, an 18-year-old vegetarian from St. Louis, Mo., was particularly impressed by Wesleyan University.

“I heard a lot about organic food co-ops and the little organic store where you can use your dining card, and those things are important to me,” she said of its offerings.

Food alone might not be a reason to apply, she said, but it might eliminate colleges with lesser dining halls.

Great, organic food, but I can’t help being a little disappointed by a typically lackluster Salisbury steak from the Usdan Classics bar when I see meat like this available elsewhere:Full article: Latest College Reading Lists: Menus With Pho and Lobster

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22 thoughts on “Fine Dining at Schools That Aren’t Wesleyan

  1. Anonymous

    “Oh, the meal points I’d pay for the ability to get a steak like that at Usdan every night…”Then you’d complain even more about not having enough points. >.>

  2. Anonymous

    “Oh, the meal points I’d pay for the ability to get a steak like that at Usdan every night…”

    Then you’d complain even more about not having enough points. >.>

  3. Anonymous

    for fuck’s sake to hell with organic food. enough already, seriously. we don’t want any shit fried local scallion or other shit of that sort.

  4. Anonymous

    for fuck’s sake to hell with organic food. enough already, seriously. we don’t want any shit fried local scallion or other shit of that sort.

  5. Anonymous

    VT has different dining plans depending on how wealthy you are: rich students can afford higher quality meal plans/food/dining facilities.

  6. Anonymous

    VT has different dining plans depending on how wealthy you are: rich students can afford higher quality meal plans/food/dining facilities.

  7. Justin L.

    Oh, the meal points I’d pay for the ability to get a steak like that at Usdan every night…

  8. Justin L.

    Oh, the meal points I’d pay for the ability to get a steak like that at Usdan every night…

  9. Anonymous

    side note:i have a friend who went to bowdin specifically because of the food. she though, “hey, i’ll get a good education wherever i go, i may as well know that i will eat well.”

  10. Anonymous

    side note:

    i have a friend who went to bowdin specifically because of the food. she though, “hey, i’ll get a good education wherever i go, i may as well know that i will eat well.”

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