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The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

Chicago Maroon

The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

Chicago Maroon

Stories and content by Andrew Gradman

Food options change on campus

By Andrew Gradman / October 6, 2003
Taco Bell is out, Subway is in; Starbucks is out, Pura Vida is in; and Einstein’s is coming soon. This year, the University’s dining facilities will exhibit the first of the changes it will be making over the next several years, as ARAMARK tries to align its services to the demands of the University community....

Pros of fraternities outweigh cons

By Andrew Gradman / October 2, 2003
The word “fraternity” turns off many new students. But Greek life fills a niche in a balanced student’s life that universities in general (and this one in particular) do not satisfy. Every fraternity and sorority offers its own package of values, community, and activities that you should take seriously. Many brothers felt reluctant to join...
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