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At this elite university, a very serious debate over cereal Read for the inside scoop of the election for vice presidents for milk and cereal, a debate about the worth of non-sugary cereals and a surprising number of cereal-themed haikus.

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Yorkshire Lass9 months ago

A serious debate over cereal? Sounds like they’ve got too much time on their hands! How about sorting out the real issues, like why the good stuff is always on the top shelf?

snacksheet9 months ago

God Tier: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Meh Tier: Everything else

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