Students Ask Explanation Of Meals
A petition signed by residents of living groups resulted in a meeting last night to explain the variety and quality of food being served in residence halls.
J. J. Wilson, head of the housing department, spoke at 7 p.m. to approximately 100 women students, Mrs. Frank Shavlik, assistant to the Dean of Women, reported. Also present were the resident directors from the women's halls, and the head dietician.
THE MEETING was called after Wilson received the petition last week.
Wilson told the students that the All University Residence Hall Committee plans the meals, buys the food, and posts menus throughout the residence hall system.
In general, he said, the menus are identical in all the halls. He also said that 75 cents per day is the amount allotted for raw food per person.
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