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Widespread student outcry about the potential closing of the Refectory as it is currently known may not have an affect on the fate of the popular campus eatery.

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By Thanh-Ha Nguyen

January 22, 2013 | 7:50am EST

Widespread student outcry about the potential closing of the Refectory as it is currently known may not have an affect on the fate of the popular campus eatery.

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