| Vol XXXV No. 80 | Wednesday, January 30, 2002 |
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Food services raises prices in vending machines
Students might have noticed that purchasing a caffeinated drink for late study sessions or bottled water for lectures is more expensive now that beverage prices have risen in campus vending machines. During late November and early December, the cash operations group of Notre Dame Food Services decided to raise prices of beverages in order to offset increased costs of managing the vending machines. "Different costs have continued to escalate and that ... [more] |
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