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For all you alum and for those who may have kids coming to MSU in the future, you should check out the renovations to Miller Dining Hall. It's pretty damn nice and the food is terrific. We were able to go down and sample it today and it was outstanding. Far different from when I was a freshman in 2000. If you're on campus in the near future, I'd encourage you to go check it out and the other new additions.

coachouert wrote:For all you alum and for those who may have kids coming to MSU in the future, you should check out the renovations to Miller Dining Hall. It's pretty damn nice and the food is terrific. We were able to go down and sample it today and it was outstanding. Far different from when I was a freshman in 2000. If you're on campus in the near future, I'd encourage you to go check it out and the other new additions.

Is this in the SUB?

allcat wrote: Is this in the SUB?

Sorry, should have mentioned that. This is the renovated dining hall between North and South Hedges.

little nicer than when i was there in 2000....

A lot nicer then 1972 !!!

No more food schwag?

Spoiled brats.

Seriously nice improvement. I wouldn't feel bad about paying the dorm food bill now.

falconcat wrote:A lot nicer then 1972 !!!

I was delivering Pepsi there in probably "71"-"72"...

Imay have to concede my geezer status. I was there 74-76.

Ate there in 66/67. Was pretty new then.

LongTimeCatFan wrote:No more food schwag?

Spoiled brats.

Seriously nice improvement. I wouldn't feel bad about paying the dorm food bill now.

Haha, the food schwag... ahh the memories.

coachouert wrote:

allcat wrote: Is this in the SUB?

Sorry, should have mentioned that. This is the renovated dining hall between North and South Hedges.

So I've heard the technology in it is pretty sweet, but I didn't get specifics. What can you tell us about it other than the pictures, which look sweet?

Last time I eat there it didn't look that! That was back in 1989. Very cool indeed. To compete with today's students you have to step the game up. Thanks for posting those.

Each room in north hedges rents out for over $2000 bucks a month. That gets you 2 people in a 160 sq ft room with community bathrooms and food. Is that more expensive than downtown Seattle?

Sorry to sound like a curmudgeon, but room/board have gone up a ton since I started school. WAAAAAAAY cheaper to live off campus

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Is there still red and green to drink?

vike_king wrote:Is there still red and green to drink?

I thought that was the jello. Oh the snarfing memories.