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has steadily pushed for more
vegetarian choices at campus
dining facilities.
“Since renovations of Gibbes
and the Grand Market Place,
the food options have gotten
better,” she said, adding that
she “loves Gibbes’ vegetarian
sushi” and that “Gibbes has
great food options.”
When asked why she chose
to be a vegetarian, Ketter said
the thought of eating an animal
that was once alive disgusts ftec
Not everyone who becomes a
vegetarian remains one. First
year chemical engineering
student Stefanie Biechler used
to be a vegetarian but said she
stopped “because of health
problems.”
When asked what made her a
vegetarian, she said, “I never
liked the taste of meat. It really
grossed me out, and I just
couldn’t imagine eating
animals.”
USC Dining Services has
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USDA’s Food Guide Pyramid is designed for those who eat meat.
I Vegetarians have different ideas about appropriate food choices.
made an effort to catch up with
the demand for meatless dishes
and dishes that accommodate
vegans, who do not eat animal
products.
At every meal, the GMP and
Gibbes Court offer items
catered to vegetarians.
“Our menus are designed to
fit vegetarians and vegans,” said
Eunice Montgomery, Gibbes
Court’s dietitian.
Montgomery said Gibbes
Court offers vegetarian plates
every day that consist of three
choices of freshly steamed
vegetables and a dinner roll.
Gibbes Court also has special
vegetarian dishes, including
potato-ginger pie or the
aforementioned seven
vegetable stew.
The popular Web site
www.facebook.com has groups
that cater to USC’s vegetarians.
One group, “Vegetarians and
Vegans,” has 26 members.
According to the group page,
“cutting animal products out of
your life is a fairly simple thing
you can do, with far-reaching
effects. It is very healthy too.”
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