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11pm on the weekends.
Students who stay here for
the weekend should not be
punished with earlier
hours. We pay top notch
just like any other PSU
campus and their dining
halls stay open later.”
Chris May
during
better for the
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casserole. It’s cold, no flavor,
and I'm sick of waiting for the
fryer late at night.”
“We are encouraged to stay
here on campus on the
weekends, yet the hours don’t
cater to those who stay,” says
Keely Savage. Students reported
“being starved” because of the
repetitive and extremely limited
food choices on Fridays,
Saturdays, and Sundays. The
students feel that the hours of
use some major
Anonymous
Students say that the MSC
should remain open until 11pm
or 12am - after all, it is the
weekend. One anonymous
student sometimes becomes
depressed when the weekend
approaches. She explains, “I
think the MSC should be
opened later for the people who
stay on the weekends, which is
a great population. I don’t even
have a car here, so when I get
hungry after 7pm, I have to
find someone and beg them to
drive me somewhere to go get
some food.” Students should
not have to fend for themselves
since all campus residents are
required to purchase a meal
plan.
“They are horrible especially
on Friday and Saturday.
Housing and food need to
realize not everyone goes
home. We are sick of
starving.”
Anonymous
Penn State MA students pay
too much for tuition to not
have meal service available on
weekend nights. The students
have spoken about the MSC
weekend operation and they
will continue to be aggravated,
miserable, and hungry unless
changes are made.
“Considering it’s dining hall
food, it’s decent. They try
to give you as many options
as possible without gouging
you with the prices.”
Darci Newhouse
“There should always be
two people working the
grill during breakfast on
the weekends.”
Joe Nardello
Students and family members having fun at the Family Dance
hosted by the Adult Learners Club
Photo by Amanda Christman