The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 11, 1981, Page Page 3, Image 3
* ARA Cancel
By LEZLIE WALLACE
Staff Writer
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meal special this year in an effort to cut costs and improve
quality, according to ARA manager Jerry Fay.
0The Real Deal offered a $1.45 breakfast consisting of an
| egg; two sausage links, one sausage patty or two strips of
oacon; grits; toast; one margarine; one jelly; a small juice
or a piece of fruit; and a small coffee.
The lunch and dinner Heal Deal was one entree; two
vegetables; soup, salad or dessert; two rolls; two margarine
patties; and a large drink for $2.60.
Fay said the meal plan was discontinued because of the
confusion it created for cashiers and students. In its place,
ARA will offer daily specials to save students n^oney.
ACCORDING to Fay, the Real Deal would have cost
students 10 percent more this year, "^he daily specials, which
?place the Real Deal are priced from $2.25 to $2.85.
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to give students lower prices and that prices on items such as
some salads, vegetables and desserts are down. However, he
also pointed out that some prices have increased.
Most students were surprised to learn there would be no
Real Deal this year. Many missed having the option of
choosing among different entrees, vegetables and desserts.
"The specials are nice, but they limit you so much," was
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"It was nice to know how much I would spend each day. It
was easier to budget my money/' said one student.
Fay said mostly older students have asked why the Real
Deal was canceled. He said after he explained to them the
Real Deal would have cost more this year and that some
prices were lower now because of the elimination of the Real
Deal, the students agreed it was best to cancel it.
Some students say the Real Deal was not such a good deal
in the first place and like the way the cafeterias are run now.
Fay said the cafeteria has to compete with the outside
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