Locker Talk: If the cafe could serve anything, what would you want it to have?

March 5, 2013 by lpahomov 1 Comment

Candy, bacon, chocolate covered pretzels, and tacos. No pizza! Pizza sucks. - Junior Jess Maiorano — Candy, bacon, chocolate covered pretzels, and tacos. No pizza! Pizza sucks. – Junior Jess Maiorano

Pizza, but not soggy pizza. - Junior Willie Wilson — Pizza, but not soggy pizza. – Junior Willie Wilson

Cheesesteaks, the real cheesesteaks. - Senior Chris Fechera — Cheesesteaks, the real cheesesteaks. – Senior Chris Fechera

Italian food like spaghetti. - Sophomore Aaron Tang — Italian food like spaghetti. – Sophomore Aaron Tang

What my momma makes. - Sophomore Julian Makarechi — What my momma makes. – Sophomore Julian Makarechi

Barbecue chicken, it's my favorite. - Lunch Lady — Barbecue chicken, it’s my favorite. – Lunch Lady

Probably steak or calamari. - Freshman Stephanie Dyson — Probably steak or calamari. – Freshman Stephanie Dyson

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Wilson Biggs says

March 5, 2013 at 10:53 pm

Filet Mignon with italian Bruschetta. With sundaes. And wine.

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