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Patio Café Quits Serving Breakfast

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   The Patio Café served breakfast for interested customers and committed to stay open in the mornings through Spring Break.

   The amount of business from the extended hours generated only two or three customers. Charlie Kremer talked with Clay Brown, vice chancellor of Student Affairs, and decided to cut back on the hours of the Patio Café.

   Robin Neblett, a worker in the Patio Café, commented on the lack of interest in the morning hours.

   “It is better on the company period because they are not losing money,” Neblett said. “In some ways not everybody knew because we are a commuter college; not everyone knew we were open.”

   The Patio Café and cafeteria welcome ideas and suggestions from the students for improvements. The cafeteria provides a suggestion box for students with ideas or students personally can talk to Aramark Food Service director Charlie  Kremer or Neblett. The suggestion box sits next to the cash register.

   Kremer commented about the extra hours.

   “We might try it again next year. If one was really slow, we would shut it down,” he said.

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