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Man Chu Wok, a national wafd
Chinese restaurant food chain, is "I
scheduled to open February in the need
Russell House. The restaurant has ers a
been in the planning stages for Boyt
about a year, according to Marriot does
Dining General Manager Fred is hf
Wencell. any
Man Chu Wok replaces Fast 10 di
Break, which sold Dunkin' Bi
Doughnuts, croissants, nachos with veSe
cheese and snack foods. A Chinese exer(
restaurant was chosen partially She
because of the health-conscious beca
trend among USC students. man
Marriot's research since fall of "ce,
1991 showed that students always ^
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gave Oriental food a nigh ranking.
Wencell cited nutritional value conv
and big portions as advantages of 1
Chinese food. "Wellness and value 'n2 *
is the trend right now," he said.
The restaurant will be open eats
Monday through Friday from 11 lw*C(
a.m. until 9 p.m. The menu will
always offer side dishes such as everfried
rice and egg rolls but entrees ^ w
will rotate daily, Wencell
explained. eat
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Chu Wok's arrival for almost the Chinese i
ar, and most are looking for- him. "If they
1 to eating there. Man Chu W(
'm glad it's here because you addition," he s;
something new besides burg- Man Chu ^
nd pizza," biology junior Dina place students
:e said. Boyce said she usually Chinese fooc
n't eat on campus because she Grand Market]
ialth-conscious and can't find Cafe also offer
healthful food unless she goes "We do sen
e Grand Marketplace. the Patio and
Dyce eats lots of fruits and it, so I thin!
tables, drinks water often and would be a g
:ises 3 to 4 times each week. f00(j services
plans to eat at Man Chu Wok cafe Supervis<
tuse C hinese food includes said "Howeve
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noodles and vegetables. ^ ^ pati0
any students, like nursing Wanda D;
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lew restaurant instead ot hav
Chinese food delivered. * e ^r11)656,,1
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Chinese food only once or I would ;
2 a month, but plans to give place if they
restaurant a try. "I've tasted f?och if they '
ything else on campus, I might working then
ell try that, too." added that peo
arvin said he usually doesn't been discussin
on campus because its too Chinese food
nsive, but the added variety of real McCoy."
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resolutions are once aga
From being more ph
mentally lit, to rer
.j things, resolutions have
ebruarv bie span- some stude
J stop being jerks. Some
estaurant interests 10 st0P dating jerks, v
control the prices, iust want 10 "be exce11
)k will be a good other,
aid. To some students,
Wok isn't the only vers<; "Nothing chang
can expect to Find Year s Day" holds tru
1 on campus. The So' look for more bro
place and the Patio tions soon if they havi
Chinese food. been broken.
/e Chinese dishes at Business major (
people seem to like seemed suiprised about
: this (restaurant) don phenomenon. Ha
ood addition to the ne.w year ah"eady? 1 wa
on camnus " Patio relax and eni?y my m(
a i u/ ir bon 111311 iust d'dn't th
or Angela Williams x, . T,,; .
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el mat nothing will Sophomore Cassie S
"They're made to be b
avis, manager of Judd Wolfskill said, 4
des salon in the tries to avoid them."
, was concerned that For those who made
ood offered at Man health seemed to be
be too American. one concern,
go to the Chinese Student Body Tre;
serve real Chinese Dell vows to successf
aave Chinese people student activity budget
2," she said. Davis aace his personal life
pie in her shop have healthier and exercising
g whether or not the Sophomore Brian C
is going to be "the 10 riIul time to stay ii
keep up with current
Jared Mobley wants t
ning to get in shape
Columbia.
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"I thought of the
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?*,d that everyone ,
nembering attGITIpt this yGar
an incredi- forgot what it was.'
nls vow to
have vowed Unson
vhile others
lent to each
changing physical appeara
the old U2 in broadcasting senior S
es on New Mewbom's case, not to pi
e for 1993. change. v
ken resolu- Mewborn said, "I warn
en't already how long I can go withoul
cally altering my hair. I've
Bonnie Ko blonde, a redhead and a br
the resolu- haven't broken my resolut
s it been a but every time I walk dc
s so glad to color aisle or look at old pi
anth's vaca- want to be a blonde again."
ink about it. Chemical engineering
major this Mike Johannesmeyer want*
smoking. "I have the most
Iturkie said, tion when I'm drinking c
Token," and everyone else in the roorr
'My family one up."
Some students were very
resolutions, about their resolutions,
the number BAIS senior Pam Petrunj
"to gain weight and find a
asurer Eric conference/convention p
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;s, then bal- Bryce Nelson, a biolog;
by "eating said, "I hope to increase
more." collection this year, compk
omer wants Billy Joel set and addir
i shape and Beatles music. I'm comu
events, and finding a copy of Metallic;
o start run- nal demo album, 'No L
and to see Leather.'"
International studies
>ns involve Charles Piland had "just
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resolutions. "I want to work on
i npr- studying, getting into shape, watch \
ing less television, graduating on
ilUIIOn ,jme an(j being commissioned into
DOUI d the Navy before the year is over."
but I Senior Byron James decided "not
to be fake with anybody," and psychology
major Nicole Ferrari wants
Chang to keep a journal to chronicle the
Senior events of her life.
"I want to singje-handedly lift
nces, or country out of the recession
hannon using my credit cards," English
lysically major John Cunningham said. "My
1994 resolution is to pay them off."
t to see Carson Bush, a first-year internat
chemi- tional studies major, wants to pre:
been a pare for "the Clinton disaster."
unette. I Junior German and history major
ion yet, Ellis Lesemann said, "It's a good
)wn the time to be a young, politically
ctures, I motivated individual who wants to
make a difference."
! major "I thought of the perfect, practi>
to quit Cai resolution that everyone could
tempta- attempt this year," said senior
)r when unson Chang, "but I forgot what it
i .has lit was ?
Among students hoping to
specific reform (he resolution process was
graduate student Falicia Hart, who
XK. wants
. , recommends "semesterly" resolu]
tions. "I don't do resolutions. It
lanninc
lator" seems like * peer pressure.
y major Semesterly resolutions are far more
my cp) important to me."
*tin? my History and secondary education
io more student Stacey Dennis decided to
lilted to hike a different approach this year.
i's origi- "I decided not to make any stupid
,ife Till resolution. I just want to try to
have a better attitude toward life,
major With a better attitude, all should go
a few" well in 1993."
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