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Not Your Ordinary Cafeteria Food

Carroll University students take their cooking skills to the next level in "Iron Chef" competition

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students participated in an "Iron Chef" competition Saturday evening in the school's cafeteria.

"Carroll's food theme is a campus initiative to raise awareness of the broad range of issues related to food – from hunger to health to religion to cultural life to travel, and more," according to a news release.

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