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When students trade their high school diplomas for college dorm rooms, friends and family wish them luck and tell them to enjoy their new-found freedom by "going nuts." But while most students blow off steam by partying until the wee hours of the morning, some students at Columbia University seem to have taken the "go nuts" advice a little too literally.
According to the Columbia Spectator, the Ivy League institution introduced Nutella to its campus dining halls last month, hoping to give its students a taste of luxury living (because living on the Upper West Side of New York City is clearly "roughing it").
To the administration's surprise, students' demand for Nutella quickly exploded to the tune of 100 pounds consumed per day. But consuming the "breakfast food" in the dining room wasn't enough for some of the sticky-fingered undergrads, who ultimately decided to abscond with the buttery, chocolatey, hazelnut spread by the jar.
The Nutella news broke when Spectator student life reporter Cecilia Reyes published a story after being passed along a Facebook page where one student council representative posted a message regarding the high volume of Nutella disappearing from the dining halls. Council representative Peter Bailinson explained his post to Reyes, saying that Executive Director of Dining Vicki Dunn had told him that Nutella consumption was reaching 100 pounds per day since it first debuted in the cafeteria.
According to a New York Times article, other Facebook members put their thinking caps on to work out the total cost of 100 pounds of Nutella, coming up with $5,000 per week.
"'They took the 100 pounds and used it as a hard fact' in doing math on the Facebook page," Bailinson told the Times. "I quickly commented, 'More than 100 pounds was a rough guess, I don't have the hard figures.'"
Reyes told CNN she reached out to Dunn for comment, but was unable to reach the dining director regarding the pricy crepe filling. "I was told their policy is not to comment on numbers from dining," she said in a phone interview with CNN. "But they would neither confirm nor deny the $5,000."
CNN obtained a tongue-in-cheek e-mail exchange between Assistant Vice President of Media Relations Robert Hornsby and Columbia University officials denying press reports claiming that campus dining halls were "running rivers of nut-brown ink to the tune of $5,000 per week in allegedly pilfered Nutella."
"It is true that in the first 3-4 days after Nutella was recently added to the dining hall selections, demand was indeed extraordinarily high, with students enjoying a large amount in that initial short period," Hornsby wrote in the e-mail. "However, the actual cost was only about $2,500, and quickly went down to $450 per week for dining halls that serve some 3,600 students, seven days a week at three locations."
"Ironically the media attention to Nutella-gate has cut down on the amount people have been taking in recent days," Hornsby added.
According to the Dining Advisory Committee minutes from the Columbia College Student Council's website, thefts from the dining halls are not limited to just Nutella.
"Dining spends $50,000 a year replacing things like plates, silverware and Sriracha sauce!" said the website. "This is money that could be spent on new products like Speculoos, and keeping products like Jamba Juice around for years to come.
Now while I have no idea what a "speculoos" is (Editor's note: it's essentially a spiced cookie or a cookie spread, and you're totally missing out), I do know that it was a rite of passage in my day for college students to "liberate" food from the cafeteria -- from Lucky Charms to chocolate chip cookies, anything you could fit in a white Styrofoam coffee cup was fair game. But when did it become socially acceptable to steal entire cans or jars of food?
Turns out, there are entire articles devoted to stealing from dining halls -- from sneaking out five gallon bags of soy milk to rice that can last all week long. And in case you need a play-by-play on how to steal, here's a hint: don't get caught.
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The Line It Is Drawn - Funny Animal Superheroes!
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VOTE: The 50 Greatest X-Family Stories Of All TIme!
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CSBG's 50 Greatest X-Men Stories of All-Time
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This week, CBLR goes in depth to look at the mysterious "Death" of Iron Fist in the last issue of "Power Man and Iron First" in the mid-80s! Why did he die so suddenly? Was he going to return in the Avengers?
The Line It Is Drawn - Comic Book Cover Homages
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Wolverine Legends Revealed!
In honor of "The Wolverine" opening this weekend, CSBG collects all of their past Comic Book Legends Revealed columns spotlighting the mutant who's the best there is at what he does!
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Talking Post Election Politics On The Extremely Liberal Podcast
My apologies for the late posting of this podcast which was recorded on November 14, 2012. It's still worth a listen, Republican stupidity hasn't gone away, that's for sure. We listen to and talk about the great rant that Rachel Maddow did on the day after the election plus lots of other good stuff. Give a listen.
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So when are you going to set up an RSS feed for these? I don't know about the rest of your followers but I'm not going to download, store, and try to play individual MP3 files when the RSS protocol has already been established for feeds like this.
It's easy to set up so what's the hold up?
Ciao, CH
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I'll look into it again this weekend, CH. If I can RSS without screwing up my plan to get it on iTunes, I will. The fact that I use a free wordpresss account for this site limits my options with iTunes. And I don't know a hell of a lot about it other than the little time I spent looking a while back. Email me if you have any great tips.
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WHAT CRAZY WOMEN Steve????
Sounds like you might be speaking from experience!!
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stevo wrote:Good luck with all the crazy women
xmasbaby67 wrote:No take your tarp Sienna.......Rosco is the Tarp expert he will do it for you.....
Stevo.....na I won't scare them all away I think they have all worked you out already!!!
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sienna wrote:I have 2 fur kids and lets just say that it's often an uneasy truce between them and my 4yo. I had them long before he arrived and they aren't really suited to young kids as they were already adults. But what can you do? Love them all regardless.
I was sick til 18wks with the first one but this time round I've been given some anti nausea meds which have helped a lot. I'm just starting to get my strength back a bit but I still take it pretty easy. The last few days have been better so I'm hoping that the end of morning/all day and night sickness is in sight. (touch wood). Some people are predicting a girl cos it's different this time round. I'm not really sure yet. Will have to wait for the scan down the track. Maybe I should start a poll. Guess what sex it will be?!
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Tuesday, 12/02/1997
CoreStates Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA
Set 1: Buried Alive > DwDDown with Disease[1] -> MakisupaMakisupa Policeman, CDTChalk Dust Torture, Ghost > DividedDivided Sky, Dirt > Taste, Star Spangled BannerThe Star Spangled Banner
Set 2: Mike'sMike's Song -> Simple[2] -> Dog Faced Boy -> Ya Mar[3] -> WeekapaugWeekapaug Groove, Bouncin'Bouncing Around the Room, Character Zero
Encore: GinsengGinseng Sullivan > SampleSample in a Jar
[1] Unfinished.
[2] Trey/Page musical duet.
[3] Fun play on the actual lyrics.
· Crosseyed and Painless tease in Ya Mar
Noteworthy Jams: Mike's Song (highly recommended), Simple (highly recommended), Dog Faced Boy (highly recommended), Ya Mar (highly recommended), Weekapaug Groove (highly recommended)
Average Song Gap: 18.5
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: Disease was unfinished. Simple featured a Trey/Page musical duet. Ya Mar included a fun play on the actual lyrics and a Crosseyed and Painless tease. Dog Faced Boy was played for the first time since August 12, 1996 (109 shows).
Song Distribution:
3 Stash
3 Hoist
2 Billy Breathes
1 Farmhouse
1 The Story of the Ghost
1 A Picture of Nectar
1 Lawn Boy
1 Junta
1 The White Tape
Songs by Debut Year:
This show was part of the "1997 Fall Tour (a.k.a. Phish Destroys America)."
Set I kicks off in fun fashion with Buried Alive, then leads into a sharp, if somewhat short, DWD that in turn segues directly into Makisupa Policeman. That Makisupa, as it turns out, is a breather for an absolutely ferocious Chalk Dust Torture, with an intense solo from Trey that earns a hearty cheer from the crowd. Ghost steps up next, and the band churns out a deliciously funky version that never quite hits Type II but will leave you bobbing your head all the same, until it leads nicely into Divided Sky. The rest of the set is perfectly fine, but the Buried Alive to Ghost sequence gives this first set an edge over many other first sets, even of Fall '97, where any first set could enter the pantheon on any given night.
The second set is a real treat, practically crying out for the LivePhish remaster treatment now that the major players of Fall '97 have seen official release. Kicking a set off with Mike's Song is always a good move, and this version is a multifaceted beast, rumbling along with a real dark intensity before opening up and letting some funkiness in, then cooling down for just a brief moment before really letting go and letting Trey do his thing. Let me tell you, this is one hell of a Mike's Song; I know this Weekapaug gets the plaudits, but I think Mike's is just as good. We then get the traditional segue into Simple (always the best way for Simple to appear, IMO), albeit not quite as smooth as a key change is necessary out of the Mike's jam, and Simple books along in its catchy way before, out of nowhere, the bottom drops out and Page and Trey have themselves a gorgeous duet, guitar and piano beautifully melding and spiraling in and out of each other before growing dissonant and slightly uncomfortable. There are better Simples, but none with an ending quite like this, and anyone that has not heard it needs to do so.
Then, out of the midst of the guitar/piano duet comes Dog Faced Boy, and it is a great version of an increasingly rare tune, charming and weirdly innocent (if that makes sense). And then, with joyful ease, the band rolls into Ya Mar, playing around with the lyrics ("he was an old grandpa/he was MY grandpa") before heading into a very rhythmic, spartan breakdown that bounces along and then gradually picks up intensity, spreading out in ways Ya Mar just doesn't usually do. And then, as though three glorious segues aren't enough, the band drops easily the best one of the night, as the Ya Mar jam slowly molds into Weekapaug Groove while retaining the jam's rhythmic base, giving us a Weekapaug that brims with funky goodness instead of the usual high-octane rockout it usually provides. And I do mean funky goodness - Mike really puts on a show with the booty-shaking lines he drops in the jam. That is, until about the 9 minute mark, when Trey suddenly decides "it's time to go interstellar in this bitch" and cranks the intensity up to 11 for a fiery rock jam, a much more palatable cousin to the 11/30 Wolfman's metal jam of doom (and then of soporific boredom), then gets things weird for a bit (dig the '80s Laser Floyd organ effects from Page!) before leading us into the usual Weekapaug closing section. This Weekapaug lives up to its bold-faced billing, and is the perfect capper to a glorious Mike's Groove, one of the best of the late 90s.
Final thought: I don't buy @Poster_Nutbag 's assertion that the last 4 songs drag this show down; if that were the case, 12/6/97 II (and not just 12/6/97 II) would immediately be disqualified from "best set ever" status. I like to think of Bouncing/Zero as a fun way to close what has been a heart-stopping second set, and Ginseng/Sample a charming encore that you don't NEED to listen to when you break this show out. And come on, we just had two fantastic sets dropped on us, how can they possibly be less epic just because they gave us some standard closer/encore fare and not a 25-minute Tweezer or something? At any rate, quibbles with closer songs aside, 12/2/97 serves as yet another reason why Fall '97 has entered into the stuff of legend - high class jams, massive servings of funk, powerful guitar declamations, astounding segues, perfectly placed bustouts, and sets that you never want to end.
The opening set is average for the tour and anchored by a ripping Chalk Dust Torture, a thoroughly funky and enjoyable Ghost, and the only Divided Sky of the tour. This Ghost contains breakdown jamming similar to that of the Worcester (11/28) Ghost, but not quite as good.
The second set is absolutely filthy, boasting one of the best Mike's Grooves of all time. Mike's Song itself is ferocious, featuring that angry funk that permeated through the song during this period. The following Simple is a beauty as Page and Trey take a duet. Simple's outro slides into an uplifting take on Dog Faced Boy, as opposed to 11/14/95's version which comes out of a menacing Stash. Ya Mar comes next via a smooth segue. This Ya Mar bares little resemblance to a typical Ya Mar jam and the segue into Weekapaug is amazing, one of the smoothest transitions you'll ever hear. Weekapaug starts out very funky, but eventually becomes a raging, Trey-led jam. This Weekapaug is among the best, plain and simple. Bouncing Around the Room and Character Zero are just thrown in there as a bonus on top of the hour of awesome improvisation that preceded it. Ginseng Sullivan, my favorite of the bluegrass covers, (I seem to review a lot of shows with Ginseng Sullivan in them, coincidence?) and Sample seal the deal.
This second set is one of the best sets of the tour and must-hear. The first set is average-great Phish from this period and still well worth checking out.
The entire show flows beautifully!
Awesome segues everywhere starting at buried alive>dwd>makisupa (keyword: pot)
The mikes>simple>dog faced boy>ya mar>weekapaug is pure bliss!!
A must download!
this show smokes from start to finish. a raging burried alive>DWD>makisupa>chalk dust is the way to start a show. the ghost>divided was great. no one ever saw divided coming out of that ghost and the two worked together beautifully.
but the second set. the second set is where it is. a standardly stellar mikes starts things off. like all fall '97 mikes this is funky and rocking at the same time. very patient. simple is great and goes off on this funky groove into dog faced boy. yamar brings the set back into focus and with silky-smooth precision the segue into weekapaug is a thing of beauty. i would put this segue up there with any other segue phish has done. totally sick. and the weekapaug rages too.
do yourself a favor. listen to this show. a true gem from fall '97 that does not get its due.