<p>From the new report on residential college dining halls:
Another goal of the task force is to increase access to the residential college dining system. Recommendations include a closer working relationship between the residential colleges and the eating clubs, increased hours of operation for residential college eating venues and a more diverse menu to support students with special dietary needs. The task force proposes shared contracts to allow students to take meals in both a college and a club, while encouraging the clubs to offer social memberships to students who dine in the residential colleges.</p>
<p>The report cites initial discussions between members of the task force, the administration and representatives of the eating clubs about developing new working relationships. “We believe that a truly significant opening has been forged here, an opening that can be exploited to the advantage of the colleges and clubs alike, but also one that could lead to generally improved relations between the clubs and the University, to the benefit of all concerned,” the report says.</p>
<p><a href=“Task force recommends ways to improve residential college dining”>Task force recommends ways to improve residential college dining;