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NEWS ASG passes resolutions on eating disorder prevention and GPA issues for law students Associated Student Government discusses eating disorder prevention The Associated Student Government (ASG) revisited a resolution regarding eating disorder prevention at the Nov. 4 meeting. Senator Preston Brooks, who proposed the legislation, said he looked further into Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations to see what administrative boundaries would apply to Miami University. “Restaurants with over 20 locations that operate business under the same name and substantially the same menu items is the wording they use and that does not apply to Miami dining so that is off the radar,” Brooks said. In addition to this, there are no barriers in the contract with Chartwell’s, the dining company that Miami University is partnered with.

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