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The student news of St. Paul Academy and Summit School

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One plate overfills with creative contributions to lunch table conversation; the other features a bland assortment of food-based comments. This editorial argues that a variety of lunch table conversation topics can be more important than overanalyzing whether you've eaten a variety of food groups.

Clear the lunch table of food conversations

The Rubicon Staff, Editorial January 8, 2016
Lunch table conversation should never lapse into discussion about food; instead, talk about something relaxing, entertaining, or enlightening or just enjoy a moment of silence. Next time you set your plate down, think about what you’re bringing to the table.
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