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Denise Kimbrough, better known to students as Ms. Denise, reflects on her time at Butler
Kimbrough has moved on from her position at Butler following changes caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Butler students react to Plum Market
Students have mixed reactions about the opening of Plum Market. Some students are concerned about price while others are happy about the amount of options.
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How are students feeling with the changes in campus food options this year?
Opinion columnist Taylor Roberts explores student opinion on the variety — or more specifically, the lack thereof — of campus food offered to Butler students for the 2019-20 school year.
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Bon Appetit offers six new on-campus dining options
With options like Atherton Marketplace, the Lacy Business Building Cafe, ResCo dining hall, the nutrition cafe at the HRC, and Tripp’s Corner Cafe at Apartment Village, changes have been made to campus dining options this semester due to Butler’s change in dining service providers from Aramark to Bon Appetit.
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Improving Atherton: What Butler dining ought to adopt
Opinion columnist Doug Roche III shares his ideas on what Atherton Union should offer in the upcoming school year.
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Beloved C-Club worker talks family, race at Butler
Kimbrough has had some trials, such as becoming pregnant at nineteen and losing several family members, but she’s always kept her head up.
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Butler students share Marketplace dining hall and C-Club food mishaps
Students that are required to have meal plan are concerned with the quality of food they are consuming from Butler’s catering service, Aramark.
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C-Club changes appearance, menu over summer
ALEXANDRA BODE | STAFF REPORTER After a summer of renovations, C-Club unveiled changes to both the infrastructure of the building and the food it serves. Part of the change is due to the fact that Butler University entered into a contract with a local produce provider, Sally Click, dean of student services said. It is not…
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C-Club loses business
One of Butler University’s dining options, Campus Club, is losing business, and students say they aren’t surprised. C-Club, located in the basement of Atherton Union, has seen its business slow down early in the school year. A possible reason for this is the end of meal exchange, an option to use meal swipes instead of…