Keg prices reduced by $10; bartenders remain expensive
In an effort to quell student dissatisfaction with the costs of University Catering keg parties, dining services officials have lowered their keg prices by $10.
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In an effort to quell student dissatisfaction with the costs of University Catering keg parties, dining services officials have lowered their keg prices by $10.
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Musee des Beaux Arts
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