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NUTRITION Continued trom Page 1 tomers for offering a healthy menu Most people can't believe that the food tastes so good and is so healthy “There are so many choic es (or healthy foods that you don't have to xm rifice taste." he said Businesses lik« ('1 Pepper's could he taking the piece of other restaurants for some con sumers. People aren't eating at Mi Don ald’s as much as they used to. Vishnev said Their market is shrinking. To fill the demand for his food, Vishnev is opening anoth er restaurant on Alder Street, near the University Students who drive out to West Kugene to buy healthy items complain about the distance so the Uni versity area is the logiial place for a new store, lie said. Hut local restaurants are not alone in the trend. Taco Time has also attempted to make healthy food available ■ i its < iHkman, said Rom Mm k marketing coordinator. The restaurant offers veggie burritos made with whole wheat flour, beans, rice, sunflower seeds and vegetables — no meat The veggie salad is also a healthy item. Muck said. The corporation hired a chef whose job it is to come up with products that "appeal to not only Joe Past Pood, but stay on the cutting edge of what attracts health conscious customers." she said. However, Taco Time still offers the high-fat already exist ing on its menu. "You have to please every body," she said. "We make all of our food fresh everyday so it is QUAKE Continued from Page 1 tour the crushed city. They walked through the city, despite the danger of the after shocks and fires. Law enforce ment officials hadn’t cordoned off any buildings or roads. She was struck by one site where bottles and cans of juice and pop were scattered on the ground Even though there was no running water in the city, nobody dared pick up the bot tles. Even that would be consid ered looting. "There's no tooting. People would leave their stuff on the sidewalk and nobody would touch it.” she said "House after house was down, endless rubble." she said "It was really sad What we were Cash For Textbooks Mon.-Sat. Smith Famil\ Bookstore 768 E. 1 Jth I Block From Campus 345-1651 FAST FOOD FACTS Menu Hems with the highest catonea and tat content CALORIES FAT Denny's. Denny burger Roy Rogers Cheeseburger 563 3? Hardee's Big deluxe Rax Deluxe roast beet NOTE cor**m memuNK) xi or»rtt» SOURCE F*n Food Survive Owen fromAThwn Ecu** Council MATT (MR TONEmtrakJ easy lo customize an oritur for n customer." Olmos said to beware of mis leading advertising from fast food chains who arm marketing themselves ns health conscious The reality is they use sneaky little names to make people think it .s .1 healthier item Words like creams and crispy are usually warning signs Typically, fast food restau rants have been high-fat and greasy. Consumers have to know the fai Is when they enter a restaurant so they can make smart choices, she said McDonald's restaurants intro duied the McLean Delux in 1991 to give health-conscious eaters something to order It is n 91 percent beef patty with t2 grams of fat. Compare that amount to the Big Mai . which has 2B grams of fat. Around the same time, they introduced the Met .rilled Chick en Classic with 12 grams of fat looking at were houses with unrescued bodies. "I can't help but feel very sad,” she said. "It’s hard to describe the feeling. I've never been in the army, hut I'm sure war finds like this." She said the people in Kobe were not prepared because they honestly heiieved an earthquake would not happen there. They knew earthquakes frequently struck Japan but they always hit somewhere else. "They believed they were safe They were pretty ill-pre pared.'' she said. "They were like Oregon, they were immune, it's not a seismic concept, it's a popular concept." Palm will return to Kobe in mid-February with a research assistant to survey the city and response to the devastation. nml the Chunky Chit knit salad "Wo tvanlmi tt> have some thing that appealed to cus tomers," Webb* Dunn said. "They wt»rt> saving they wanted a chone A person looking for a healthy alternative to a Big Mat might go into M< Donald’s and order a Chef Salad, which has 11 grams of fat or a Chunky Chicken Salad, with r* grams of fat The dressing is the part that could he high in fat One packet of Ranch dressing has 21 grams of fat while a packet of 1000 Island has 1 t grains of fat The healthy alternative would he the l.ite Vinegrette dressing "We have a lot of things to appeal to all of our customers. ' Webh-Diinn said More healthy < hoit es are coming from most restaurants Consumers are becoming more aware and things will continue to change. Olmos said ■ CORRECTION The |an 31 Emerald erro neously reported that elec tronically taught journalism classes are taped at the IMt in the Knight Library The classes are actually carried live to locations around Oregon In the same graphic it was reported that the classes are Ixhtig transmitted via satellite to Southern Oregon State College where it should have road Eastern Oregon State College, and Central Oregon State College where it should have mad Central Oregon Community College. 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