There's no such thing as a free lunch. And while the first two paradigms ring true, more than 16,ODO students are finding that they can have a free lunch. Or load of laundry. Entree Plus , the University's prepaid student credit system for on-campus purchasing makes paying for a burger and fries as easy as the swipe of student ID card. Students, or their parents, put money into Entree Plus accounts at the beginning of the semester and the students can draw from that fund all term.
Any unused money is applied to students' other accounts at the end of the semester.
3 p.m. Many will wait for up to 45 minutes for bags of steaming food from Wendy's, Subway, Little Caeser's and Wok Express. Most students attribute the explosive popularity of these four restaurants to one thing, and it's not the delectable vittles. Entree Plus has revolutionized eating on campus. Annie Pezzetti '94 of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, has met her friends at the same table in the Union every day for the past three and a half years. It's much safer than carrying cash.