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|  #21 Posted on 12.9.03 2319.54 | Instant Rating: 4.05 | Originally posted by Quezzy
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And the line about not having enough food isn't crap because I know people in that situation personally.
One of my ex's went to Towson Univ. a I-AA school if you don't know...she wasn't an athlete (unless RAVER is a sport) and when I stayed over at her dorm, remember that she's not an athlete, she had prepaid meals and guest meals on her acct.
One swipe of her ID card, and she was allowed in the chow line (me too!).
I'm sure that scholarship athletes get AT LEAST that in terms of food.
I think that your friend is the exception to the rule...
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| Jaguar
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| #22 Posted on 13.9.03 1544.36 | Hey, it depends on if your school serves edible food. I attended UNC-Asheville and never had a hard time finding something to eat. My girlfriend attends Sweet Briar College, where students seem to regularly get sick from the food they serve. She usually buys food from Wal-Mart and cooks it at school, but she usually has some money to spend. If my school didn't serve edible food, being the poor schmuck that I am, I'd be SOL.
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 | ges7184
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| #23 Posted on 14.9.03 2333.34 | Student athletes on scholarship get food, if by food we mean the three standard meals in the day. Now if we are talking about something to cure the midnight munchies, then probably not, but they shouldn't be starving.
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