The menu of foods served in city schools is being revamped to eliminate junk food in vending machines and create more nutritious cafeteria meals.
More the cafeteria mess of bacteria than portraits, Finnish artist Erno-Erik Raitanen believes his bacteriograms are representations of himself because the images "are a product of [his] body".
Most ordinary places feel more like cafeterias than restaurants.
After that confrontation, Alcoa's toilet paper policy became more generous, cafeterias were modernized, and other conditions improved, Sister Mika and Alcoa workers said.
From the White House garden to the school cafeteria, more and more people want healthier options for their families.
Although more of a cafeteria than a restaurant, Udupi is worth a visit, just for the dosas.
"I've never seen this many people," said Jerri Warnick, 71, a retired teacher, looking in awe at the swarming crowd in the Pleasant Grove Junior High School cafeteria — more than double the usual number of attendees in her precinct, many of them drawn in by the high-stakes drama.
To me, all of this always reflected something more than simple "cafeteria Catholicism" in which everyone picks and chooses the most palatable parts of Catholic life.
Peru has implemented nutritional education in schools, information campaigns by the education and health ministries, monitoring nutrition, overweight, and obesity among children and adolescents, healthy food in school kiosks or cafeterias, more physical activity, and controls on advertising aimed at children and adolescents younger than 16 years.
In a survey of Canadian and US Paediatric hospitals, McDonald and colleagues found that revenue from food outlets, or the presence of more internally-operated cafeterias, was positively associated with availability of less nutritious foods and inversely associated with availability of healthful food and beverage alternatives [ 2].
