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Food Politics
by Marion Nestle
Feb 7 2019

San Francisco: UCSF Institute for Policy Studies

This is a brown bag lunch conversation with Laura Schmidt on food, nutrition, and politics.   It’s at noon in the Lange Room, UCSF Library 5th FLoor, 530 Parnassus.   More information is here.

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