The Brief and Magical History of Fast-Food Buffets | Eater
"A fleeting, campus‑only experiment in which a dining‑hall Taco Bell unit was folded into an all‑you‑can‑eat meal plan for roughly one year, allowing students to order large quantities (recollections include requests for 15 nachos or 11 bean burritos) without paying per item. Student reporting from the era corroborates the existence of the unlimited arrangement and alumni remember it as a brief, utopian oddity in campus dining." - MM Carrigan
