Harvard students after their Lucky Charms

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It’s not enough, apparently, to go to the most prestigious university in the country, if you can’t get your Lucky Charms and Cap’n Crunch fix. According to this story in the Boston Globe, Harvard students are up in arms over the decision by the campus food service to swap well-known cereal brands with knock-offs like Marshmallow Mateys and Colossal Crunch, causing one enraged (sugar-addicted?) senior to start “Harvard Students for the Reimplementation of Brand-Named Cereals.”

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