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In this blog I’m going to give you some advice on how to not spend any of your own meal plan money on your next meal! I got this tip from an upper classman and my good friend, Matthew, he told me that this tip for the most part will always get you a free meal; if you ask nicely that is! In order for this to work you will need a friend (male or female) and they’ll have to not like eating the food here on campus, or they just have a lot of money on their hill card. So you’re going to want to ask your friend, very nicely of course, if you can get food using their hill card. It’s as simply as that! If they’re a true friend they’ll cough it up no problem. This tip works best with true friends, small girls/guy friends or people who don’t use their meal plan money often and are okay with letting you eat. That’s it for this week. Please come back for my next blog. And as always, stay classy stonehill!

This past week I went to enjoy dinner with my fellow friends. We went to the Commons for this meal as they usually have a wide variety of menu options. I narrowed my options down to mozzarella sticks and pasta, which was the most appealing to me at the time. But what I had not realized or even thought of was to compare the prices of the mozzarella sticks served in the Commons and the Hill. For 5 little mozzarella sticks in both locations, the prices varied heavily, $4.00 in the hill and $5.20 at the commons. I had realized the mistake I had made after an upperclassman had pointed it out in front of everyone. This experience comes as a learning curve for me as I will know also pass this crucial information down to the freshman next year to save them $1.20

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In them doing so they have actually given me a tip I did not know about and they said to add money to your hill dollars so in the case that you run out of money on your meal plan, you get charged from hill dollars and you can spend hill dollars off campus and you will get whatever is left over, back at the end of the semester.

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Best Time to Travel Many want to know when’s the best time to travel during the fall, summer, winter, or spring. I believe it’s when you are very stressed with work and want to get away from everything. It does sound crazy but if you haven’t had any days off from work for a vacation. Work can be very annoying and draining, why not take the chance and ask your boss or manage to allow you to have a vacation with your family. When you travel, you are away from all the stress from work and even in your life. When your in a new environment you see a lot of different places and meet different people as well. Focusing on your mental health, will make you happy and also return to work and responsibilities with great focus and commitment. Remember a great vacation isn’t all about fancy place like on TV and movies. It can be going to the beach, hiking, or just visiting family or friends.

Magically Trip When thinking of deciding a perfect place for your family to go and visit, it’s important to consider the ages of your kids and ask yourself if they are mature enough to go to other countries. If they aren’t, think about staying in the country. Young kids love watching cartoon shows, think about going to Disney World, Universal Studios, and Sea World. These places are all in Florida but there is also Disney Land in California.  Depending on where you live, see if driving to your destination is an option, because you will be saving a great deal of money. Having the ability to pay for gas and not for three or four plane tickets that can cost over $300 a ticket. With that said paying for gas that can cost around $100 if Disney is a long drive. Also, hotels or resorts near Disney are very reasonable. Usually Marriott’s near Disney are the cheapest with breakfast included. Resorts are usually expensive because it includes pools and other entertainment, as well as the convenience of being on park property, which increases the pricing. There’re many affordable restaurants around Disney that are just as good if not better as the food inside the Disney park. Hopefully this blog helped you understand the cheapest way to have a good time with family in Disney!

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First Day of Practice: Do’s and Dont’s Today was Stonehill Basketball’s first day of practice and I was able to pick up on some things that may be helpful to some people interested in playing college basketball. Here are some Do’s and Dont’s of practice. Use these tips in your seasons because all practices are ran basically the same, but the only difference is the intensity at different levels of competition. Do’s and Dont’s  Do play hard as soon as practice starts Do not wait for the middle to get things going Talk loud and be intense as long as possible Do make mistakes Do not practice to stay the same, always work to become better. Understand that practice is where mistakes are meant to be made. Do Compete against your teammates. That is the only way to get better Do not take it personally when a teammate begins to get very competitive. Nothing is better than hard competition to prepare a team for games. Do ask questions Do not wait until the middle of the game to being asking questions that should have previously been asked It is true that many times when you ask a question someone else was also wanting to ask the same question. Do work on new moves Do not wait until the game to tryout new moves because they may not work The more you mess up in practice the less you will mess up in the games Do try to impress Do not assume that you need to stay complacent in practice Whenever you have the chance try to move up the ladder in terms of your position on the team. Practice is the time where you show the coaches what you can do.

This post I want to take the time to interview another freshman player, Adam Freese, and ask him questions about what it means to him to play for Stonehill, and what being a college athlete takes. SJ: What keeps you going everyday even though each practice is hard, and intense? AF: “Wanting to get better, and my determination to get better. I also like to take on challenges head on.” SJ: How do you prepare for a game or scrimmage? Any pregame rituals? AF: “I need to get a good nights sleep, and I eat a nice meal, and I make sure that I keep my head focused on the game and the task ahead of me. I avoid all distractions throughout the day.” SJ: How do you prepare yourself for a season in general? How are your offseason workouts? AF: “I understand that the season is going to be long and rough, but I always mentally prepare myself for it first. I understand that adversity is going to hit, and I find ways to overcome adversity on an everyday basis. I also know that the work that I put in during the offseason will pay off during the regular season. So, by giving my offseason workouts everything that I have I know that the effort I put in will pay off during my regular season.” SJ: What is your favorite part about being a college athlete? More specifically a Stonehill Skyhawk? AF: “Simply put, living out the reality of playing sports, and going to school for free is one of the most rewarding feelings in the world. At Stonehill we take sports seriously, and the love for competition excites me at Stonehill, and that is why I love being a Stonehill Skyhawk. SJ: What are the big differences that you have noticed between high school basketball, and college basketball? AF: “College basketball is a much more intense, and fast paced game than high – school basketball. College basketball is also much more time – consuming as well. SJ: How do you recover, after a game or practice? AF: Icing is critical for me whether it is before or after any main event. I always take precautionary measures after any practice as well.

From my experience many college coaches are very similar in terms of what they are looking for from their players. I want to discuss this post, what exactly my coach says during practice, and the things that he stresses that I feel every player should know about. Play Hard Pay close attention to detail Play within your own limits (Do not do to much)   Play Hard: Many coaches stress the importance of working because there are mistakes that are made throughout the game that can be made up by simply giving effort. If you miss an assignment, and get beat off the dribble it is expected that you give it your all and recover to stop your man. By not showing any effort your assignment will simply score, and make you look bad. My target audience for this assignment is mainly people who are looking to try and play college basketball or simply improve upon their game. The one thing that people do not take into account is that there are hundreds of people who are talented, but playing hard will take the most talented players to the next level. Pay Smart: Even though I previously stressed how important working hard is once in college that just simply is not enough at this level. Over the course of one practice the team is responsible for learning a handful of defensive principles, and different offensive sets. If you were not paying attention to practice, then the next day when you do not know a set, or mess up a defensive assignment coaches will get on you about it. Every player can play hard, but the ones’s that get the most minutes are able to play hard while also executing the scout perfectly. One quote that our coach has bought to our attention recently is a quote by Brad Stevens that says: “When considering the consequences of not doing the little things, you realize there are no little things.” If a coach gives you a small task, or a small pointer many people do not take these seriously enough and it will show in games. Take these things seriously, and take pride in doing the little things then you will notice that you will be ahead of your teammates. Play Within your Limits: In high school many people are able to get away with trying new moves, or shooting bad shots that they think may work well in a game. In college this kind of play quickly gets shut down because nine times out of ten when a player tries to do too much it will not work out well. If you are a player who hits a lot of shots, then don’t try and all of a sudden start playing in the post. If you are a player that works well inside do not try shooting threes, and contested two. Do what you do best, and you will thrive as a college player. Coaches need people who understand what they can bring to the table, and will consistently bring that everyday. Making your coach happy means that you are doing something right. So try your best to please your coach whenever possible.

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Stretch Stretching will not only prevent injuries, but it is the easiest way to prolong one’s career. Many people I know in their late 30’s believe that if they took more time to stretch while they were younger they would still be playing. Stretch and Roll out: Hamstrings Quads Calves IT Bands Upper body Lift Lifting is a great to prevent injuries if done right. Strengthening core, lower body, and upper body are essential for a player who wants to stay on top of their game. Below are a few lifts for people who do not know where to start. Ice, and Recovery At any time possible try to hop in an ice bath, or see the school trainer for some extra treatment.   Lower Body: Back Squat – 5 x 3 Strap Raw – 10 1/2 Pallof Hold – 20 seconds Goblet Split Squat – 8 Partner Glute/ Ham Drop Down – 3 1/2 Banded Chop – 6 Upper Body: Bench – 5 x 3 SL OB Glute Bridge – 8e Birddogs – 5e Alt. DB Incline Bench – 8e Pullups – 6 Bear Position Hold – 30s

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bout Welcome to Skyhawk Sustenance! Here you will find helpful tips on how to live a nutritious lifestyle as a student at Stonehill College. As a young college student, it is easy to be oblivious to eating habits, however, your body (and mind) needs to be fueled properly in order to perform as one of  Stonehill’s best. And, with today’s emphasis on healthy eating, who wouldn’t want to be apart of a nutritional community? To give an overview of this blog, you can expect to learn about what a nutritious diet should look like, places to satisfy nutritional needs around the Stonehill campus, and even quick and healthy dorm recipes. Make sure to check back for weekly updates, and remember to have fun with your food!

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Introduction To My Story It all started in the fourth grade when I believed in little things like wishing upon a star or an eyelash before blowing it away. At the time I had thick, long, beautiful eyelashes and I thought every wish you made on an eyelash would come true someday. I remember the first time I did it. I was standing in front of the full body mirror at the end of my hallway just to the left of the stairwell. I had just made a wish on an eyelash that had fallen out on its own. I then wanted to wish again, but there were no fallen eyelashes to wish upon. In that moment, my life changed forever. I started to pull out eyelashes to make wishes on. At first, it wasn’t noticeable. But over the years, this secret of mine became more public. Somehow pulling out an eyelash to wish upon turned into not only a nervous habit, but one that had taken over my life and what was once manageable became uncontrollable. The first time it got “out of control”  was while we were working on our floor routines in gymnastics. A girl on my team approached me while we were waiting for our turn on the floor. She asked, bluntly, “Why do you pull out your eyelashes?” I was caught for the first time in my most vulnerable state. My only reply was, “I’m not pulling them out, I just have itchy eyes.” That was the beginning of many excuses. Fast forward two years and I am sitting in my sixth grade math class with Mrs. Jones. We all had our math books open to math box number 8. Right then and there, with everyone around, I began to pull out eyelashes instead of doing my work. Soon my book page began to fill with eyelashes instead of numbers.  At that point, I still had almost a full set of eyelashes, with some holes here and there. Fast forward another year and I am sitting in my seventh grade English class. The desks were spread apart and I was sitting at the one directly in front of the door. We were reading our independent novels. For the third time in my life, I pulled out eyelashes in front of people and within the course of that one school year, I managed to pull out about 150 eyelashes, the average amount of eyelashes for a person to have. Then there were none. No eyelashes. No eyebrows. Nothing left. By the time it was summer going into freshman year, I had come up with the idea to wear fake eyelashes to cover up the missing parts. This was my way of trying to solve my problem, while also trying to cover it up. Although this “fix” didn’t work out as planned in the way that I still have this ongoing problem, it has helped me to feel more comfortable with my appearance. I no longer feel like everyone is staring at that one flaw, but instead looking at me as a whole person. Something that started as wishing upon an eyelash became something unmanageable. Now the only wishes I make are upon stars. Always wishing to break this habit.

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Introduction to the Blog… For this blog, I will be covering and blogging the topic of Stonehill Boys Rugby. In the world of modern American sports, rugby, which is extremely popular worldwide, is often overlooked and overshadowed by its more popular counterpart, football. My goal for this semester is to not only popularize Stonehill rugby, but to popularize the sport in general. I hope to expose people to the sport and help readers understand it better. This blog will start off with the basic rules and overview of the Stonehill rugby team, but after that every post will be about the team’s most recent game or looking ahead in the season. The big news this year is that the team is good and looking to make a playoff push. Personally, I look forward to the playoffs especially since everyone is so much more invested rather than a regular season game. At the end of each post, I’m looking to discuss happenings in international rugby and cover some scores there, but not enough as to overshadow the Stonehill team.

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For this post, I sat down with a friend of mine, Anthony Poente, to ask him some questions about his rugby experience, his adjustment to the rugby world, and his overall thoughts of the rugby season. Q: When did you get into rugby? A: This year, I had played football throughout my life so I thought since the two sports are similar I would give it a shot. Q: Why did you get into rugby? A: My cousin came to Stonehill and he played rugby and loved it, so I thought that I would give it a try. Like I said before, I had played football and loved it and since its a varsity only sport here I thought I would try and do the closest thing to it. Q: Since you had played football before, were you surprised at the differences between the two sports? A: Yes, theres a lot more fundamental things that are incorporated into both sports, like tackling, picking up the ball, and the pace of the game is a lot faster. Without a knowledge of the rules, it is much harder to play rugby than one would expect. When playing football, it is a much easier sport to pick up rather than rugby Q: How much did football help you with rugby? A: The way I look at it, football prepared me mentally, like to know what to expect when you are getting hit or going for a tackle. But everything else in rugby I learned from practicing and watching the game. It has many more aspects than you would expect out of a game that seems so similar. Q: For the spring sevens season, how do you think Stonehill will do against the competition? A: I have high hopes for our team. We’ve been practicing pretty hard this year and I think that if the sevens carry that same mentality over they will have a successful season.

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The Academic Services and Advising office can help you with a number of concerns you may have pertaining to your academic experience throughout college. They offer assistance in workload time management, future career research, and course selections for coming semesters. I personally believe that this service is truly beneficial to students (especially newer students that are still adjusting to college academic life) because you are 1 on 1 with a credited advisor who will know how to assist your academic problems and will offer great suggestions to you. Also this resourve can be so impactful to your academic worries because there are numerous advisors part of the service that specialize in a different area. For example, one advisor specializes with students in the business program, while another advisor specializes in first generation college students, while another focuses on transfer students in need of adjustment assisntance. These are only a few examples of the different types of advisors. There are many more so there is a good chance that there will be the right advisor for you if you have an academic need. It is quite simple to schedule an appointment with the office of academic services and it is extremely hepful as a student academic resource on campus.

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’80’s Fashion vs Today’s Fashion-Men Men’s fashion also like women’s fashion has ‘80’s fashion inspiration. Men ‘80’s fashion and today’s fashion are very similar to one another. Some men’s ‘80’s fashion that is still present today is Converse and bright colored clothing. White high top Converse are back in style for men. I always see men wearing Converse on campus now which because they look good and match with everything. In the ‘80’s Converse were very popular shoes for men and so many guys wore them, and as a little kid I remember seeing old pictures of guys wearing Converse, which I thought was strange because I assumed they were women’s shoes. Converse for women seem to never go out of style, but for men it seemed they did for awhile, but now have made a comeback. If you ever go to a place like a college campus, you will see guys wearing Converse with khakis or jeans and any type of shirt because they look good with everything. Bright colored clothing was big in the ‘80’s, but is also very popular now. Many men’s stores have started making clothes colorful to fit the style. Polo has been making there collared shirts very bright, so now not only do I see young people wearing bring colors, but also older men. Other companies like Nike and Adidas have made their clothes very colorful and the shirts have crazy patterns. I really like that this trend is back, because bright colors and crazy patterns look really cool and add character. Comparing it to the ‘80’s men and women both wore bright colored patterns, but it seems only men today wear the colorful patterns. Usually men wear wear a bright colored shirt or sweatshirt and jeans very casually, but the color adds a lot to the outfit and makes the outfit look very trendy.

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I cant speak for all of my classmates, however I know that I constantly find myself getting tired of eating the same food at the cafeteria. Venturing off campus to Back Bay Bagel would provide a change of scenery, a change of menu, and an opportunity to work on your school work!

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Posted on October 23, 2018Local Skyhawk Eateries & Study Spaces: Beanery on Washington Beanery on Washington: The Beanery on Washington is a local coffee shop located at 181 Washington St, North Easton, that offers its customers all the comforts of home.  They offer their customers delicious coffee as well as breakfast sandwiches in a warm, welcoming environment.   What are they known for? The Beanery on Washington is known for their appetizing breakfast menu, as they earned 4.5 stars out of 5 from customers on yelp. They are especially known for their coffee and breakfast sandwiches, which their customers rave about. Another aspect of this coffee house that sets them apart from others is the homely feeling that they provide. As you can see in the picture above, they provide the sense of warmth associated with your living room as customers can sit by a fire place in comfortable arm chairs. Will I be Able to Study There? The Beanery on Washington is open Monday-Friday from 5:30 A.M.- 6:00 P.M., 8:00 A.M.- 5:00 P.M. Saturday, and 9:00 A.M.- 5:00 P.M. Sunday. Therefore, at any point throughout the day you could go, get a cup of coffee, and get your work done with all the comforts of home. Why the Beanery on Washington over the Cafeteria? If you are tired of drinking the same coffee everyday, and eating the same breakfast everyday, give the Beanery on Washington a shot! They are highly regarded among their loyal customer base, and will provide a change of scenery from the library or your dorm for you to get work done! Posted on October 18, 2018October 23, 2018Local Skyhawk Eateries & Study Spaces: JJ’s Cafe JJ’s Cafe: JJ’s Cafe is a restaurant, located at 610 North Main Street, Brockton, that specializes in breakfast, and is highly regarded by the surrounding community.  On American Restaurant, JJ’s cafe received a score of 4.8 out of 5 for total customer satisfaction. What Are They Known for? JJ’s Cafe is known and loved for their vast breakfast menu. Customers rave about their different meals such as the “City of Champions” meal or the “Eggs Benedict”. They are known for having high quality food for a very reasonable price, with outstanding service to top it off. Will I be Able to Study There?  JJ’s Cafe is open from 7:00 A.M.- 3:00 P.M. Tuesday-Sunday, and is closed on Mondays. Although the physical location is on the smaller side, if you plan your visit for a weekday morning, besides Monday, you will experience a quiet, calm atmosphere, therefore allowing you to complete your school work and enjoy a delicious meal. Why JJ’s Cafe over the Cafeteria?  JJ’s Cafe offers a wide variety of delicious breakfast meals, unmatched service, and very reasonable price. If you are looking for a change if scenery from the Cafe then JJ’s Cafe might be a great option for you! Posted on October 13, 2018Local Skyhawk Eateries & Study Spaces: The Farmers Daughter The Farmers Daughter:  The Farmers Daughter is owned by Chandra Gouldrup, who is also the head chef. It is located at 22 Main St, North Easton, which is a short ten minute drive from Stonehill. The Farmers Daughter is known to be slightly more expensive than surrounding breakfast and lunch restaurants, however they justify the price with the quality of food. What are They Known For? Growing up, Sandra was legitimately the daughter of a farmer, which sparked her appreciation for farm grown food. At her restaurant, which serves breakfast and lunch, she prides herself in providing “comfort food” that came straight from the farm. The Farmers Daughter has become a very popular name in the local restaurant industry and has earned 4/5 stars by reviewers on Yelp. Will I be Able to Study There? The Farmers Daughter is open Monday-Friday 8:00 A.M.- 2:00 P.M., and Saturday and Sunday 7:00 A.M.- 3:00 P.M. The restaurant, due to its popularity, is almost always busy during its business hours.  However, if you are able to get a table then you should be able to enjoy a nice meal as well as do your work. Why The Farmers Daughter over the Cafeteria? Although the school cafeteria may offer cheaper food, many students get sick of eating the same food every day. If you are willing to spend a little extra money every once in a while, and enjoy a delicious meal for either breakfast or lunch, made with farm fresh products, The Farmers Daughter may be a good option for you! The Menu Link: http://www.thefarmersdaughtereaston.com/our-menus/   Posted on October 9, 2018October 23, 2018Local Skyhawk Eateries & Study Spaces: Back Bay Bagel Back Bay Bagel: Are you looking for a delicious breakfast from somewhere other than the cafeteria that is close to campus? Do you have work to do before your morning class? Kill two birds with one stone and grab breakfast at Back Bay Bagel! Back Bay Bagel is located at 1280 Belmont Street, Brockton, and is within walking distance!  What are they known for? As you may have guessed, Back Bay Bagel is known for their delicious bagels, as well as the overwhelming selection they have to choose from. Along with bagels, they also sell pastries, coffee, and bagel sandwiches, all for a very reasonable price. On Yelp Back Bay Bagel is rated 4.5 stars out of 5 by customers. Will I be able to study there? Back Bay Bagel is open from 5:00 A.M.- 5:00 P.M. Monday-Saturday, and 6:00 A.M.- 3:00 P.M. on Sundays. Luckily, Back Bay Bagel does not typically become overwhelmingly busy, and is usually the perfect atmosphere to do homework in.  No matter what time of day it is, Back Bay Bagel is almost always a workable environment. It also has a nice seating area where students and faculty could sit, enjoy their food, and get their work done! Why Back Bay Bagel over The Cafeteria? I cant speak for all of my classmates, however I know that I constantly find myself getting tired of eating the same food at the cafeteria. Venturing off campus to Back Bay Bagel would provide a change of scenery, a change of menu, and an opportunity to work on your school work! Posted on October 2, 2018October 23, 2018Local Skyhawk Eateries & Study Spaces: Starbucks Starbucks:  In case you are not familiar with Starbucks, it is a Coffee shop that also sells gourmet treats and various breakfast foods, along with its most famous item, Coffee! The Starbucks in Brockton is located at 1285 Belmont Street, and is within walking distance of Stonehill!  What are They Known For? What sets Starbucks apart from competitors such as Dunkin Donuts would be the quality of coffee they provide, so if you do not mind paying the higher price, Starbucks may be for you! If you go to a Starbucks and order a coffee, you may realize it takes longer to make than at other coffee shops, and this is because they pride themselves in brewing the best quality coffee around. Due to the high quality of coffee, they also charge a higher cost per cup, so if you are looking for a cheap morning pick-me-up, Starbucks might not be your place. Will I be Able to Study There? Starbucks is open from 5:00 A.M.- 8:30 P.M. Monday-Friday, 4:30 A.M.- 9:00 P.M. Saturday, and 5:00 A.M.- 9:00 P.M. According to Yelp.com , it is usually pretty slow and quiet between the hours of 10:00 A.M.- 8:00 P.M., which makes for a perfect study environment. Why Starbucks Over the Coffee Spots on Campus? You may also be saying to yourself, “Why wouldn’t I just go to one of the locations on campus that sells Starbucks?” and my answer to you would be the study environment. If you go to one of the locations on campus, I have found it difficult to study due to either lack of space, or to many distractions surrounding you, such as friends and teachers. If you need to study and are looking for a quality cup of coffee, I would certainly take the time to check out Starbucks! Below I will attach a link to Starbucks’ menu as well as a photo of the potential study environment! https://www.starbucks.com/menu Posted on October 2, 2018October 23, 2018Local Skyhawk Eateries & Study Spaces: Georgio’s Roast Beef & Pizza Georgio’s Roast Beef & Pizza: Can you guess what Georgio’s Roast Beef & Pizza is famous for? You guessed it! Their roast beef and pizza! Georgio’s is listed by Trip Adviser as a 4 star restaurant and is located at 1041 Pearl Street, Brockton, Massachusetts.  What are They Known For? Some of Georgio’s most popular meals include the “Super Roast Beef Sandwich”, “Cheese Pizza”, “Pepperoni Pizza”, and the “Roast Beef Sub”. Their customers constantly rave about their unparalleled Roast Beef, as it is their signature meal. Will I be Able to Study There? Along with having amazing food, Georgio’s can also provide a great study environment if  you go at the right time. According to Georgio’s.com, the least busy hours include 10:00 A.M.- 11:00 A.M., 3:00 P.M.- 5:00 P.M., and 8:00 P.M.- 9:00 P.M. During these hours, Stonehill College students or faculty could enjoy good food and a quiet study atmosphere. Why Georgio’s over the Cafeteria? Georgio’s offers customers a change of scenery, as well as a change in food! If you find yourself getting sick of the cafeteria food for three meals a day definitely switch it up and try out Georgio’s!   Attached below will be a link to the official Georgio’s menu as well as pictures of the study area: https://www.georgiosroastbeefandpizza.com/menu.html

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