Archive for May 2009
Dining hall, Specific changes discussed
By: Andrea Thomson -

The Retriever Weekly spoke with Tom Deluca, Chartwells District manager about the changes to come to the Dining Hall by Fall 2009. Here is what he had to say. TRW: What changes will be brought to the dining hall and why? TD: There will be quite a few changes. We have redesigned the service area…

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Wireless access in dining hall
By: Gaby Arevalo -

According to an e-mail sent out by Kim Leisey, the Associate Vice President of Student Affairs at UMBC, the campus dining hall is now equipped with wireless access.

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How can we improve the Retriever?
By: Andrea Thomson -

Hi Everyone, The Retriever is constantly changing and growing and we want advice from you so that we can best cater to your needs and interests. As News Editor, I have heard from several students who love the Retriever and many others who have compained that the Retriever doesn’t write about anything that interests the UMBC…

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Dining hall renovations and a farmer’s market? mmmmm
By: Andrea Thomson -

I recently talked to Chartwells District Manager Tom Deluca and he’s working on bringing a farmers market as well as more organic options to UMBC. This is a work in progress, we MIGHT be able to expect something by next semester, but not much seems to be certain at the moment. Also, the Dining Hall…

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Ben Cardin: Can we achieve energy security and a healthy environment?
By: Andrea Thomson -

Senator Cardin believes that UMBC is positioned to solve the biggest 3 problems of our generation: 1) the lack of affordable healthcare, 2) the lack of affordable and effective education, and 3) the seemingly competing interests of environmental health and energy security. In a speech with UMBC faculty and students today, Cardin addressed the third…

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