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...this move is not just the death of a particular size, it is the death of an era. It’s unlikely that McDonald??s will retreat to Super Size in its original concept, and Dartboard will have to learn to sadly recite the simple word “large” after placing her orders. McDonald??s plans on “phasing” Super Size out—vanishing completely by December—in order to wean addicts like Dartboard gradually off, most likely to prevent vast withdrawal symptoms. Perhaps...
...rather voracious appetite, she had one joy in life. Well, she had many joys, but one joy stood out above all the rest. Dartboard spent most of her time with her basketball team on the road where the only food option was the fascinating land of golden arches: McDonald?...
...Dartboard engage in this behavior, discovering that the young growing Dartboard could eat these beautifully caloric meals without worry, unlike the Dartboard of today, who at least maintains the cover of a vaguely healthy lifestyle. But this doesn’t mean that Dartboard was not greatly distressed when McDonald??s announced last week that they would be taking away their Super Size fries and beverages in an effort to promote better nutrition...
...front-page coverage in various publications—including The Crimson last week—and force big-name animal abusers to clean up their acts. In 1993, PETA persuaded General Motors to stop using pigs and ferrets in crash tests; in 2000 and 2001, the organization forced McDonald??s and Burger King to set stricter regulations in its slaughterhouses...
...promote vegetarianism, given that every person who stops eating meat spares the lives of more than 100 animals every year, PETA is equally committed to urging reforms in the meat industry that would not require shutting it down. PETA’s hard-fought campaigns forced fast-food chains McDonald??s, Burger King and Wendy’s and grocery giants Safeway, Kroger and Albertsons to demand significant animal-welfare improvements from their suppliers, and PETA will continue its campaign against KFC until the chain adopts reforms...