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College students are famous for their voracious and eclectic appetites, and Spar- tans were no exception. Although students living on campus were required to pur- chase a 14 or 21 meal plan, the 14 meal plan was the most popular, leaving some meals to the discretion and imagination of the student. Besides cooking in the dorm with borrowed pots and pilfered silver from the cafeteria, deliveries were popular as were trips in a crowded car to a restaurant close by. Off-campus students could also buy meal cards through the cafeteria, or they could purchase them from students who were willing to sell theirs cheaply. A new system that combined the meal card with the student identification card made it necessary to have one ' s card encoded or decoded when buying or selling a meal plan. Deliveries from House of Pizza Cinema, New York Pizza, Domino ' s Pizza, and Pizza Transit Authority were frequent in the dorms, especially during exam times and bad weather. Midnight confessionals over pizza turned acquaintances into friends and brought friends closer together. Students with cars could hit High Point Road, nicknamed The Strip, for food from McDonald ' s, Burger Kmg, and Roy Rogers. Other ways of eating included a trip to Tate Street, where Hong Kong House of- fered oriental dishes and special fruit drinks. There was also House of Pizza Cin- ema with large screen TVs featuring video music channels and ESPN. Popular places for a rea dinner were The Carolina Coffee Shop, Equinox, and Darryl ' s. But no matter where students ate, most agreed that nothing came close to mom ' s cooking at home. Opening in Novembet ol 1983, Liltle Genera! gave dorm and commuling sludents a place to buv snacks 2-4 hours a day
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