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‘Meet What You Eat’ Gives Bowdoin Students Food For Thought

February 22, 2011 By 1 Comment

It doesn’t take too much prodding to get students interested in food, but they are getting a lot to chew on this semester. “Meet What You Eat” is a banquet of activities and courses that explore the role of foods in shaping important issues of the day.

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