At lunchtime on Fridays at the high school, Dr. Allan Fossbender, the principal, takes cafeteria duty.
So he took cafeteria jobs and enrolled in 1994 at Brooklyn College.
Jerry was not allowed to give the valedictory speech, however, because school auditors discovered that he had taken cafeteria tickets and for some time had been handing them out to members of the football team.
"It takes cafeteria Catholicism all along the ideological spectrum to a whole new level".
For job holders, he said, "we compare tax returns to W-2 forms to ensure maximum 401(k) contributions" have been made and that full advantage has been taken of cafeteria plans.
Here in Houston ISD, I've been dismayed to watch high school kids take from cafeteria snack lines plates of fried chip, cheesy nachos or slice after slice of pizza as their daily lunch.
"A 30-minute lunch period would enable most students to have a sufficient amount of seated time in cafeterias, taking into account travel time to the cafeteria and waiting in line for food," they wrote.
The school outgrew its space, and by 1999 Mayor Richard M. Daley had cleared the way for it to move into the City Colleges building, taking over a cafeteria that had stopped being used.
What has become the norm, some experts say, is for young Republicans to take a cafeteria-style approach to issues that are important to them.
Up on the roofs, The Tower (Chambers Street, 0131-225 3003) sits atop the National Museum of Scotland with a view of the city's southside while Harvey Nichols Forth Floor Restaurantt (St Andrews Square, 0131-524 8350) commands a view over the Firth of Forth taking department store cafeterias to a whole new level.
Miss Kim worked her way through the University of Illinois, taking jobs in the cafeteria and the library.
