Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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Upon entering the cafeteria, smell- ing the fragrant aromas wafting upon the air, seeing the culinary creations displayed in all of their glory, and tasting the delectable ambrosia and drinking the heavenly nectar of the cafeteria, most students, at one time or another, reel in abject horror only to scuffle off to the true savior of Lam- buth students ' stomaches, the fast food empires! However, the rations of the cafeteria are not the sole reason for the hundreds of miles that Lambuth College students have logged travel- ing to the Wendy ' s and McDonald ' s of Jackson. On more than one occa- sion Lambuth students have ventured out and braved the cold, hard world for a mere morsel to eat just because their roommate was studying when he was struck by a ... Big Mac Attack! ... at which time both students would partake in one of Lambuth ' s growing customs, the financial sup- port of the Junk Food Kingdom. On many occasions while sitting in a lob- by of a dormitory does one engage in the exchange of money. This practice, though looked upon with disfavor in the temple, is an almost necessary part of the campus ' life. However, sometimes just having the correct change to transact business with the mindless (the vending machine) was not enough. Either the machine was empty or (even worse yet) the machine was broken. Certainly those late night road trips to satisfy that hunger which comes after hours of studying will never be forgotten. The sane person would be quick to realize that twelve hungry ju- niors will not fit into a Volkswagon. But that would never stop us (especial- ly since the only one in the group who had a car just happened to be eco- nomically minded!) But, when you ' re desperate for food you ' ll go to any pain to get that hamburger, to find that french fry, or to order that pizza. We may have been crowded, even squashed to death, when we went there, but anything was better than lying in bed, on the point of starva- tion, delirious with visions of shakes, burgers, and fries dancing before you. Donald Griesheimer ABOVE — Scott Paterson enjoys a Frosty at Wendy ' s. ABOVE RIGHT — Karen Vandeven enjoys getting away from the cafeteria. OPPOSITE PG. MIDDLE LEFT — These Lam- buth students felt they deserved a break today. 30