Common use of Meals and Dining Dollars Clause in Contracts

Meals and Dining Dollars. The dining plan includes access to the Dining Commons All-You-Care To-Eat facility through Meal Blocks of one (1) per meal and Dining Dollars, a declining balance fund with a dollar-for-dollar purchase equivalence that are used for retail food purchases at other dining locations. Meal Blocks and Dining Dollars for a semester are allocated at the beginning of that semester. Each of the residential dining plans includes five (5) guest meal passes to the Dining Commons per semester for friends or family.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Plan License Agreement, Plan License Agreement

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Meals and Dining Dollars. The dining plan includes access to the Dining Commons All-You-Care To-Eat facility (Dining Commons) through Meal Blocks of one (1) per meal and Dining Dollars, a declining balance fund with a dollar-for-dollar for dollar purchase equivalence that are used for retail food purchases at other dining locations. Meal Blocks and Dining Dollars for a semester are allocated at the beginning of that semester. Each of the residential dining plans includes five (5) guest meal passes to the Dining Commons per semester for friends or family; these passes expire each semester.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: East Campus, Main Campus

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Meals and Dining Dollars. The dining plan includes access to the Dining Commons All-You-Care To-Eat facility (Dining Commons) through Meal Blocks of one (1) per meal and some Dining Dollars, a declining balance fund with a dollar-for-dollar for dollar purchase equivalence that are used for retail food purchases at other dining locations. Meal Blocks and Dining Dollars for a semester are allocated at the beginning of that semester. Each of the residential dining plans includes five (5) guest meal passes to the Dining Commons per semester for friends or family; these passes expire each semester.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Plan License Agreement, Plan License Agreement

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