Dining Hall definition
Dining Hall. Behavior: The community nature of a university dining hall is unique. Unlike any other eating situation, elements of both a home atmosphere and a restaurant dining environment are present. Students must respect the rights of, and cooperate with, other diners in maintaining a clean and pleasant environment. We ask your cooperation in keeping the dining hall atmosphere one that everyone can enjoy. • Dining Hall Attire: Casual, comfortable attire may be worn at all regular meals served in University dining facilities. However, students without shirts, shoes with soles, or wearing only bathing suits will not be admitted to the dining halls. • Second Helpings: Unlimited seconds on all food items are available at each meal session in the Residential Dining Hall. Meal plan users have the option of eating their meal in the dining location or taking their meal to-go, but are not permitted to do both at the same time.
Dining Hall means, as relevant, a building designated as a dining hall on the College or the Refectory located on the University campus. Director means the person identified by the University from time to time as the 'Director (Student Accommodation)' of the College.
Dining Hall. Maximum 100 occupants (For single day event; No overnight) $50/day Sleeping Lodge: 12 occupants (No. of rooms: 6; 2 bunk beds per room) $15/person/night Tent platforms: 12 occupants (No. of tents - 3; Max. no. of occupants per tent – 4) $15/person/night House: ? occupants (No. of bunk beds - ?; 2 queen size beds) $50/night Classroom/Studio: Maximum 30 occupants (Minimum 2 days) $50/day Entire facility: Maximum 100 occupants (Minimum 2 night stay) $50/day *Rates are subject to sales tax and any local lodging taxes in effect at time of check-in or cancellation.
Examples of Dining Hall in a sentence
EVK (Everybody’s Kitchen), Parkside Restaurant and USC Village Dining Hall Service Schedule.
USC Village Dining Hall, Parkside and Everybody’s Kitchen are all-you-care-to-eat facilities.
Board rates quoted are for normal through-the-line (cafeteria style) food service in the Dining Hall.
The College will provide the Student a residence in the student housing complex and meals in the Dining Hall during the term of the agreement, except in cases where a temporary assignment may be necessary.
More Definitions of Dining Hall
Dining Hall. All tables and cupboards in the Dining Room need to be wiped clean with proper cleaning product. Chairs/highchairs need to be wiped down and returned where they were stored.