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Food Committee circa 1981
During 1980, the yearbook featured a food committee that consisted of students who wanted to know what students thought about the food in the cafeteria, as well as around campus.
Food for Thought
Myer Auditorium hosted many events in the past, many of which incorporate science and socializing, with food! On Thursday, November 15, 2012, students from Lake Forest College presented their posters while attendees enjoyed coffee and desserts.
Food in Downtown, Lake Forest
The Lantern has been a popular restaurant for LFC students for nearly half a century.
Food Rebellion in the yearbook
The food rebellion of 1967 as it appeared in the yearbook.
Former Wait Staff at LFC
Being a waiter used to be a campus job at LFC. Before 1945, the best looking boys from sports teams were chosen to bring food to the girls in Lois Hall. But throughout 1945-1950 there were both male and female waiters.
Fraternity at LFC
Fraternity house was a common place for students to dine.
Freshman fifteen...
Brook Ferguson recalls her freshman year, the glory of having so many choices of food.
Going Green
You can’t beat fresh! Advocating for a movement towards fresh farming, Michael Ableman came to Lake Forest College on April 21, 2011 and discussed his books and various projects to create a more green earth.
