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Supermarkets steps from school

By Taylor Viles – Sports Editor

Valentine dining hall can only do so much in satisfying the taste buds of students. The food tends to blend together day in and day out, and the offerings are limited. Therefore, it’s understandable that students might want to experiment with other options for food to gratify the cravings for another flavor. The following are options for healthier or tastier ways to eat while going to Lasell:

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Little Big Diner: Low price, big taste

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Kara-aged Fried Chicken, with a bowl of vegan style miso ramen across the table, served at Newton Centre’s own Little Big Diner. Photo Courtesy of Casey DiBari

 

By Casey DiBari & Skylar Diamond – Opinion Editor & 1851 Staff

Right in Newton Centre, Little Big Diner is a modern restaurant that offers a variety of homey food. The size offers a more intimate setting, and whether or not it is crowded, you can easily hold a conversation with whoever you came with or sit comfortably in silence as you enjoy your meal.

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Halloween Howl at the Dining Hall

It’s creepy and it’s kooky, mysterious and spooky, it’s the Halloween Howl at Valentine Dining Hall! On Oct. 30, Chartwells gave the dining hall a spooky makeover complete with food, a photo booth and even a tarot card reader! The typical dining hall fare got a holiday twist  with haunted names and creepy details.

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Brewing up something EVEN MORE delicious!

 

EAT HERE! Photo by Megan Palumbo
Brewers Coalition in Newtonville MA. Photo by Mackenzie Dineen
What’s at the bottom of your glass? Photo by: Marissa Gugala
Brewers Coalition’s grilled chicken and avocado sandwich ($12.95). Photo by Mackenzie Dineen
An appetizer of boneless honey chipotle wings (also gluten free!). Photo by Megan Palumbo An appetizer of boneless honey, jalapeno wings
The low lighting created a relaxed feel to the restaurant. Photo by Megan Palumbo
Adding to the pub ambiance, Brewers Coalition is lines the interior with beer taps. Photo by Marissa Gugala
Brewers Coalition’s brick chicken ($18.95). Photo by Marissa Gugala
Brewers Coalition’s roasted chicken and apple salad ($13.95). Photo by Megan Palumbo

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Shamrockin’ Around Boston: The Best 21+ Places to Celebrate St. Paddy’s Day

By Dana Sutcliffe – 1851 Staff

Looking to spend St. Patrick’s Day somewhere a little more festive this year? South Boston is a prideful community full of cultural festivities, a thriving bar scene, local food favorites and the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade. So whether you’re just looking to grab a drink with friends or simply relax with some bar food classics, take a look at the list below and have a safe and exciting holiday!

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Photo courtesy of Google Images

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There’s no shortage of food on campus

By Emily Carroll – Contributing Writer

Lasell offers numerous options available for food on campus, and it is easy to find a suitable breakfast, lunch, dinner, or snack anywhere on campus. The photos presented here highlight various dining choices that the Lasell community can access, such as the Valentine Dining Hall, Einstein’s Bagels, “Take 3” in the Glow Lounge, and the newly innovated campus Starbucks. All photos by Emily Carroll.

Valentine Dining Hall’s tater tots and eggs are usually a breakfast favorite among students.
Jessica Pascucci (left) and Christina Green (right) sample the Saudi Arabian cuisine offered at lunch in Valentine Dining Hall.
Chartwell employees put in a lot of time and detail when preparing omelettes in the Valentine Dining Hall.
Elizabeth Savikas uses the touch screen fountain to get some Coca- Cola at the Valentine dining hall.
Students wait in line for tater tots at breakfast in Valentine Dining Hall.
The Glow Lounge in Winslow Academic Center continuously restocks their food options weekly .
Students wait anxiously in the long line at the new on-campus Starbucks in the Science and Technology Center.
Einstein Bros Bagels, located in Arnow Campus Center, is one of the dining options where students can use their dining dollars to purchase bagels, sandwiches, coffee, and a “Take 3” meal.
The coffee selection at Einstein’s helps get students through the day.
Einstein’s restocks their bagel and pastry options regularly after the morning rush.
A student opens up an egg and cheese on a bagel from Einstein’s in Arnow Campus Center.

 

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