High walk-in rate not an appropriate comparison
By using "meal equivalency" rates, students can use a meal designated in their meal plan to purchase food at places other than dining halls, including Port City Java, the Atrium, Hill of Beans and other cafés and eateries on campus.
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Going out with a bang
I don’t think I need to recount what happened against Clemson. You saw what happened. I didn’t think we would be nervous, but it did seem that way.
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OUR OPINION: While this flexibility is admirable, Dining should consider innovative ways to allow students to get more at alternative dining locations covered by their meal plans.
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Spiller, Tigers double up State, force team out of bowl eligibility
N.C. State faced the No. 24 Clemson Tigers Saturday in hopes of securing its second ACC win. However, the Pack fell back and was caught watching the C.J. Spiller show, which translated into a final score of 23-43.
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Swimming looking to send off senior class with strong final season
Anna Linkenauger has come a long way from the three-year-old girl who nearly drowned in a river near her house. The senior swimmer, who has been competing for more than 15 years, enters her final season with numerous school and pool records, a co-MVP award and aspirations of earning a spot in the NCAA meet.
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Reynolds and RBC Center lack recycling bins compared to Carter-Finley
Since 2003, Carter-Finley has been recycling-friendly with a recycling bin beside every trash can as Waste Industries hopes fans will place their recyclable waste in them.
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Vegans motivated by animal rights, health, environmental benefits
Americans across the country are celebrating National Vegan Month throughout November. A vegan is commonly defined as a person who chooses to avoid using any type of animal product, although the degree to which a person practices veganism and their reasons for doing so may vary.
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Students take beginning and intermediate horseback riding lessons for credit
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Initiatives await full board approval at BOT meeting today
The Student and Campus Affairs Committee Thursday approved both the campus-initiated tuition increase proposal and Chancellor Jim Woodward's fee package recommendation.
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Despite inability to become eligible for postseason play, football team determined to finish strong
For the fourth time in six years, State will not be playing in a bowl game. From a casual fan’s perspective, there will be seemingly little to gain when the Pack, 1-5 in the ACC, travels to Blacksburg, Va. for Saturday’s game against the No. 16 Virginia Tech Hokies.
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One-day voting works; 'Average Joes' exist on all sides of political spectrum; Recycling a collaborative effort
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Fresh from rural Nebraska, women’s basketball freshman Marissa Kastanek is ready to make an impact
The women’s basketball program has plenty of familiar faces that will be adjusting to a new direction under coach Kellie Harper. But there is one player who is just as new as she is: freshman Marissa Kastanek.
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N.C. State chapter to host fundraiser and ceremony to honor veterans
The Student Veterans of America will host a fundraiser followed by a ceremony to honor veterans tonight.
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Restaurants, grocery stores have vegan options
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Veterans on campus recognize importance of Veterans Day
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Native American Student Association and Sigma Omicron Epsilon hosted an event Tuesday night to create and learn about dream catchers
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