By: Kait Bedell and Ruth Kehinde – News Editor & Digital Editor
On April 15, Chartwells hosted a Culinary Throwdown that featured four teams that served various foods for Lasers to choose to eat from and vote on. Festive decorations greeted those entering the dining hall as staff members dressed the part by wearing costumes representative to their teams.
Continue reading “Culinary throwdown event in Valentine”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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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.
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.
Photos were taken by Editor-in-Chief Avery Stankus & Sports Editor Adam Hallenbeck. Continue reading “Halloween Howl at the Dining Hall”
By Marissa Gugala & Casey Dibari – News Editor & Opinion Editor
The marketing manager of Chartwells hosted focus group meetings regarding students’ reception of dining hall staff and its food on Tuesday, March 26 and Thursday, March 28 in the Crow’s Nest of Valentine Dining Hall.
Marissa Gugala – News Editor
Students have been complaining about Star Market’s high prices and subpar food quality for a while. With the shuttle only going to Star Market on weekends, it would be more beneficial to take students to Market Basket in Waltham instead.
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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