Most vivid of these memories will be talk of being hungry and the lengths one went to rectify that condition. He doesn’t remember who first asked for the bucket of bones or how it became “a thing.” But a thing it is. Thanks to a program initiated by Harris Teeter, students at five HBCUs won’t have to search for an all-night eatery willing to part with their discards cheaply. A 2020 Hope Center survey of 195,000 college students revealed that 39 percent said it was a problem for them. She addressed the issue of hungry – food insecure – students on her campus at least five years ago and started the food pantry to which Harris Teeter is now contributing.

Source: thestar September 05, 2022 19:37 UTC