University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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FEATURE NORTHERN LIGHTS By Sue Wichayanuparp Located just behind Rolfe Hall, Northern Lights was this year ' s most recent addition to our campus. With its glowing fireplace and celestial atmosphere, Northern Lights had a warm and inviting feel to it. Because of its close proximity to the Anderson School of Management, the English Department, and the School of Theater, Northern Lights gave Espresso Roma and Jimmy ' s Coffeehouse some serious competition. Although Northern Lights duplicated much of Kerckhoff ' s menu by serving many of the same drinks and Baskin Robbin ' s ice-cream, they expanded their offerings to include more pasta salads and pastries. In addition, visitors to the newest coffee shop marveled at its spaciousness. Northern Lights has a way better layout. There ' s more room and more espresso machines, remarked Andrew Keefe, a fourth year mechanical engineering student. Besides its physical layout, much of Northern Light ' s allure was in its decor. Just before entering, visitors were greeted by the image of a steaming cup of coffee which hung just above the doorway. In keeping with its modern atmosphere, Northern Lights also included a brightly painted blue and white ceiling, metallic seats, and 90s music as part of its unique charm. These were just a few things that set Northern Lights apart from any of the other coffeehouses on campus. Since a cup of coffee has always been the number one remedy for midterm blues, finals week woes, and any other affliction associated with being a student, Northern Lights never had a shortage of patrons.

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