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Sanitation: [|New safety regulations spelled out for schools] By: Conrad, David//. Columbus Dispatch, The (OH)//, 08/16/2007 NOTES: New safety and sanitation regulations created by the Ohio Dept. of Health [|How Safe Are School Lunches?] // New York Times //, 5/ 4/1995, p24, 0p note: all food may not be fresh [|Low-fat's school, man.] // Nutrition Action Health Letter //, Jan/Feb94, Vol. 21 Issue 1, p3, 1/5p; note: new suggestion for a bill for healthier lunch guidelines [] notes: broken sanitation violations made health officials threaten to shut down Hampton University’s kitchen. Expired Food: *Expired: [|Retailers aren't required to pull most expired items from their shelves: Expiration dates mainly are a guideline to indicate a product's freshness] By: Maziarz Christmann, Samantha//. Buffalo News, The (NY)//, 07/13/2008 (//AN 2W62W62706628777//) notes: food stays on shelves over the expiration date. “ But, what is perhaps more surprising is that neither federal nor state law requires most food items to be pulled from shelves past a certain date.” [|How Safe Are School Lunches?] //New York Times//, 5/ 4/1995, p24, 0p note: all food may not be fresh [|Low-fat's school, man.] //Nutrition Action Health Letter//, Jan/Feb94, Vol. 21 Issue 1, p3, 1/5p; note: new suggestion for a bill for healthier lunch guidelines Amount: *Amount: [] Notes: school lunch program policy, gives students, unable to pay for lunch, cheese sandwiches Variety: *Variety: [|Naked lunch for schools.] By: Thomas, Archie//. Variety//, 4/4/2005, Vol. 398 Issue 7, p6-6, 1/7p, 1 color; Abstract: Focuses on the political significance of the reality television program "Jamie's School Dinners," hosted by Jamie Oliver. Impact of the TV program on the education policy of the British government; Move by British education secretary Ruth Kelly to pledge government funding to improve the nation's school meals. [|School lunch revolutionaries.] By: Kingston, Anne//. Maclean's//, 9/22/2008, Vol. 121 Issue 37, p93-93, 8/9p, 1 color; Abstract: The article profiles David Farnell and Lulu Cohen-Farnell and their business Real Food For Real Kids. The Farnell's organization prepares and delivers healthy food for children in grade school and in day care facilities in Toronto, Ontario. The article discusses a number of topics including varieties of food prepared, the organic nature of the ingredients and the socialization qualities attached to collective dining. [|School Lunch Quality.] //Pediatrics for Parents//, 2001, Vol. 19 Issue 3, p10, 1/5p; Abstract: Informs on the quality of school lunches in the United States, according to Department of Agriculture standards.; (AN //4361464//) note: school food has gotten slightly better [|Low-fat's school, man.] //Nutrition Action Health Letter//, Jan/Feb94, Vol. 21 Issue 1, p3, 1/5p; note: new suggestion for a bill for healthier lunch guidelines Lines: [] Notes: British school opening with eye scanners to purchase food and check out books
 * [|FINGER FOOD.] By: Baily, Cate//. Scholastic Scope//, 11/10/2003, Vol. 52 Issue 7, p21, 1p, 1 color; Abstract: Presents a debate on whether schools in the U.S. should use fingerprint detection in lunch lines.