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Off-campus alternatives to typical college fare

04/05/2018 Anna Walnoha | Staff Writer When you ask college students about the prevailing diet on campus, or what they have delivered every weekend, many would likely say pizza. But wouldn’t most students like to branch out and, try new places and foods? Pittsburgh is a large melting pot of cultures and people, each bringing different exceptional tastes and flavors. There are many places around … Continue reading Off-campus alternatives to typical college fare

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New Indian restaurant offers traditional flavor and charm

02/22/2018 By Shivani Gosai | Opinions Editor Move over Chipotle, Indian barbecue is coming to take your place. Choolaah opened its doors Friday, Jan. 26 in East Liberty, near Oakland. Co-founders Raji Sankar and Randhir Sethi debuted an Indian eatery that prides itself on fresh, healthy food. Choolaah focuses on bringing a casual, fast approach to traditional Indian dishes, and that is exactly what they’ve … Continue reading New Indian restaurant offers traditional flavor and charm

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Dorm Room Delicacies: Recipes for cheap college cooking

By Rebekah Devorak | Opinions Editor For some students, one of the worst parts about coming back to college in the fall is missing out on home-cooked meals. Instead, daily culinary adventures are confined to either campus dining, take out or instant ramen noodles. That said, just because there might not be a full-blown kitchen waiting back in your dorm room does not mean that … Continue reading Dorm Room Delicacies: Recipes for cheap college cooking

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