In Lakeland, the renovation of the Copper Beech Middle School included two gyms and two cafeterias, said the superintendent, Dr. Barnett Sturm, to help make the middle school experience less overwhelming for students.
Israeli street food was once limited to shawarma and falafel, but today, renowned chef Eyal Shani runs two cafeteria-style restaurants that serve quality food in a pita.
Her room contains two cafeteria-style tables, flotsam and jetsam, glasses filled with an amber-like substance hanging from the ceiling in red ceremonial nets, and dangling Sony Handicams ready to capture museum-goers.
"We have two of everything here," Schexnyder says: two golf courses, two infirmaries, two cafeterias, two sides of a campus divided (initially by a wall, and later, a hedge).
The whole facility includes an in-patient service (three wards: men, women and children), an outpatient service, a laboratory, two X-Ray Units, a pharmacy, a service area (kitchen, laundry, ironing) and two cafeterias.
Where all of Arizona Western shared one weight room and one cafeteria, Alabama's football complex seemed a city unto itself.
One group was told to meet in one cafeteria, where they met NeSmith and their pink slips.
It will be increasingly hard to ignore a buyer of 2 billion eggs, especially given that McDonald's joined a flock of companies that already made similar supply-line switches — including the top three cafeteria service companies, and fast-food competitors Burger King, Dunkin' Donuts and Starbucks.
Not too often, or you'll get your dreaded "Freshman 15", but most campuses have at least one cafeteria, and many have vending machines.
Purchase College, for example, where 35percentt of students identified themselves in a survey as vegetarians, has vegetarian options at each of its three cafeterias.
