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The University of Missouri-Columbia is working to create retail concepts that "look, feel and act" like national brands, says Campus Dining-Services Director Julaine Kiehn. Already a newspaper-themed coffeehouse is serving up salads, sandwiches and beverages in the School of Journalism's Walter Williams Hall; six additional retail concepts will debut when the university's new student center opens in 2011.• Read More ADVERTISEMENT
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Southwestern Oregon Community College in Coos Bay has announced that it will manage all of its foodservice internally as of September 1. According to the administration, the move will allow Southwestern to draw on the talents of students and staff in the college's Oregon Coast Culinary Institute. A search is under way for an executive chef and a director of catering. • Read More ADVERTISEMENT
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Each summer for the past three years, Johnson & Wales University in Providence, R.I., has teamed up with Ritz-Carlton, The Emeril Lagasse Foundation and the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts Institute to put on a two-week intensive culinary-arts program for new Orleans-area students. • Read More Most Popular Articles
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The University of Missouri-Columbia is working to create retail concepts that "look, feel and act" like national brands, says Campus Dining-Services Director Julaine Kiehn. Already a newspaper-themed coffeehouse is serving up salads, sandwiches and beverages in the School of Journalism's Walter Williams Hall; six additional retail concepts will debut when the university's new student center opens in 2011.







