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A Week in the Life of Campus Kitchen

by Kerry M. King ('85)

Illustration by Stephanie Zuppo

Spring 2019

| January 2, 2019
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Campus Kitchen, David Ajamy, Fresh Market, Ian Karnick, Kerry M. King, Kitchin Residence Hall, Lowe’s Foods, Mareesa Ahmad, Matthew Bagby, Morgan Briggs, Spring 2019, Stephanie Zuppo, The Pit


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