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Tanya Krimgold

Debunking dining hall disdain

By Tanya Krimgold | February 23, 2007

A third-year student and a first-year resident of the IRC, I returned ever begrudgingly to the dining hall after a year of freedom and less-than-free grocery shopping off-Grounds.