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Balanced nutrition



            By Dawn Mitchell                         little extras,  you  could end up  eating  a  meal
            Do you ever wonder how the food on your   that  has  around  1,400  calories.  As  Grimit
         plate gets there or how many calories  it con­  puts  it,  “It  depends  on  how  much  they  pile
          sists of? Do you ever wonder how healthy or   on their plates.”
          fattening  the food you put in your mouth  is?   Another  item  that  is  becoming  very
          Well  if  you  do,  Richard  Grimit,  Ralston   popular  is  the  pasta  and potato  bar.  Both  of
          School  District  Food  Service  Director,  has   these could be very low in calories,  yet once
          all the answers you may be looking for.
                                                     again, it depends on what extra toppings they
            While  we  sit  in  lunch,  stuffing  ourselves
                                                     add.  Let’s  consider  the  pasta  bar  first.  It
          until we’re satisfied, Richard Grimit is work­
                                                     usually  consists  of  the  pasta  itself,  sauce,  a
          ing  in  his  office  preparing  the  menu  for  the
                                                     slice of bread and a carton of milk. The pasta
          following  week.  While  deciding  what to put
                                                     itself is  600 calories,  the bread and milk  are
          in  each  line,  he  keeps  in  mind  the   each  100  calories,  and  the  sauce  is  around
          government’s policy.  Each  line  must consist   800.  Once  again  if  someone  decided  to  get
          of the four basic food groups. There must be   greedy and overindulge, it could add up. The   Sophomore  Tracy  Foster  enjoys  the  last  bit  of  her
                                                                                                lunch.
          a  bread,  a  milk,  a  meat,  a  fruit  and  a   potato on the other hand could run as high as   Sophomore  Tricia  Schurtz  lends  a  hand  to
          vegetable. Most of the time Grimit says three   2,000 calories.                       Sophomore Dannielle Wade.
          out of the five are eaten.
            As  usual  the  favorite  of the  student is  the
          extra line. After buying a candy bar or M and
          M’s from one of the clubs, Sophomore Holly
          Jostes says, “I’m usually not very hungry,  so
          all I usually get is  a malt or maybe an orange
          juice.”  That  opinion  is  shared  by  many  of
          Ralston’s  students.  Yet  there  are  some  who
          decide  to  stick  to  a  healthier  diet.  Those
          students  usually  hit the  salad bar or trayline.
          Yet when buying a salad the calories can add
          up.  The salad itself is 200-300 calories,  then
          when  adding  dressing,  cheese,  and  all  those











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