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Robert Spousta Fourth-year College student

Q: What's your favorite dining hall food?

A: Ice cream.

Q: What did you eat for dinner?

A: Ice cream.

Q: Is that all you had?

A: Well, no.I had some salad too and some pasta.

Q: What's your favorite dining hall salad dressing?

A: Ranch.

Q: How often do you eat here?

A: Once in a blue moon.

Q: Do you have a meal plan?

A: No. I just usually go with friends. I go as their guest, and they swipe me in.

Q: What is your favorite dining hall?

A: Newcomb.

Q: Are you happy the trays are back?

A: Not really. I didn't use a tray this time. I don't really care.

Q: What do you do if there are mints out by the card swiper?

A: Take them.

Q: How many?

A: All of them.

Q: Do you like the red ones or the green ones?

A: I don't know. I guess the green ones.

Q: What is your favorite message that you like to get on the Valentine's Day hearts they have by the card swiper?

A: I love you.

Q: How much are you looking forward to Valentine's Day?

A: Not that much. My birthday was recent, so that's more fun than Valentine's Day.

-- Compiled by Patricia Cooper

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