See, because that could mean just one vote in your neighborhood, just a single vote in an apartment building or a college dorm room, somebody who sits next to you in a cafeteria.
Ms. PEGGY LEE (School Lunch Administrator): And I remember sitting in a cafeteria in elementary school and I didn't want my peas and I put them in my milk carton beca--and tried to hide them because the teacher wouldn't let me go until I'd eaten all my peas.
But what does it mean when you go from Bill and Dave in shirtsleeves sitting beside you on a bench in the company cafeteria to a ghostlike Carly floating on a television screen?
All it took was setting up a collection bin in every teacher's room and a couple in the cafeteria.
The Connecticut House last week passed a ban on junk food in schools, and in Kentucky, a new law will limit Pizza Hut in the cafeteria to just one day a week.
They swarmed in and out of a large cafeteria and browsed in the factory book shop.
That was clear when I gathered two moms and a dad in the cafeteria of the KIPP Believe College Prep School, a new charter school in New Orleans.
George Hennard who killed 23 in a Killeen, Texas cafeteria, had definite paranoid thinking.
The party takes place in the cafeteria of a church school building on the corner of Clouett and Pleasure streets.
We competed so keenly that when the school stopped ranking us some industrious students set up a table in the cafeteria where classmates could report their grades.
And so working with university presidents to try to figure out, where can you cut costs -- of course, it may mean that the food in the cafeteria is a little worse and the gym is not as fancy.
The eBay Green Team is an informal group that has worked on everything from eliminating Styrofoam cups in the cafeteria (a project my own team of environmentally active students is trying to accomplish at Yale SOM) to pushing for green buildings.
"We don't have anything in the newsroom for you, but I could see if we could get you a waitressing job in the Times cafeteria, " said the personnel director.
The group's plan would include an ice rink installed over the pool in winter months and a new cafeteria.
We have an in-house cafeteria with a well-stocked salad bar, drinkable coffee and, on most days, a delicious homemade soup or two.
In the cafeteria there is a large sign posted prominently with the instructions to recognize if someone is choking and how to perform the Heimlich maneuver, should it be necessary.
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At Facebook, employees can take home a free dinner or, if working late, their families can come in to eat with them, leading to a regular sight of children in the campus cafeteria.
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The connected yurts house civilized bathrooms, some picnic tables, a rental shop and a cafeteria where the only hot dishes are those warmed in a microwave by customers themselves.
You could write an article about how Apple is serving a new kind of soup in the cafeteria and there would be thousands of people who would click on the headline.
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Though Zynga's food setup is currently makeshift with the kitchen nine blocks down the street from the dining room, the company is in the midst of planning a new corporate cafeteria with a roomy kitchen when it moves into a new office next year.
"Schools understand that students want to leave their mark on the way out the door, but a better way to do that is to take up a donation and plant an oak tree, " said Mark Goulet, a lawyer for the school board in Smithville, Texas, where students last month were suspended after a cafeteria food fight involving burritos.
Yet he could also be charming and disarming - opening shareholder meetings with a prayer and eating his lunch in the cafeteria.
Workers in the school's cafeteria work on a contract basis, Boles said.
It was not always thus: Boyle, 55, was born into a working-class family in Manchester, northern England, the son of a power plant worker and a cafeteria employee, and as a child had hoped to become a Catholic priest.
"It is worse than in-flight food, or at a cheap college cafeteria, " exclaimed her boyfriend.
In its cafeteria recently, Ultra fund comanager John A. Sykora picked at a bowl of fresh fruit and tried to avoid an open bag of Cheetos tantalizing him from the lunch tray's far corner.
Around seven in the morning, I escaped to the cafeteria on a coffee run.
Located on the campus of the University of Pittsburgh, "The Dirty O" has a reputation for decadent spuds: hand-cut and peeled Idaho potatoes, twice fried in peanut oil, and served golden and crunchy on a cafeteria tray.
Reports indicate the shooting occurred in an outside area between the library and the cafeteria, a law enforcement official said.
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Putting a gym in a major office center, monitoring the food served in the cafeteria, and building organized participation in community-based fitness programs such as the Fit- Friendly Campaign by AHA are not expensive or difficult to implement.
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