Despite rumors, there are no plans to close the Stein this year, said Vice President of Campus Operations Mark Collins, whose department oversees Aramark. Approximately 20 student employees would lose their jobs if the Stein were to shut its doors.
Rumors that the campus restaurant would close as early as this weekend began circulating among Stein employees earlier in the week after Stein employees were summoned to an emergency ...
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Despite rumors, Stein to remain open
Despite rumors, there are no plans to close the Stein this year, said Vice President of Campus Operations Mark Collins, whose department oversees Aramark. Approximately 20 student employees would lose their jobs if the Stein were to shut its doors.
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This Week's Poll:
How many final exams do you have?
- Two (36%, 12 Votes)
- Three or More (33%, 11 Votes)
- I'm not a student, this poll sucks! (15%, 5 Votes)
- One (12%, 4 Votes)
- None (3%, 1 Votes)
Total Voters: 33
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