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'''Cafe Nana''' is a small restaurant within [[Hillel]]. Featuring tents and other "Middle Eastern" design features culled from Old Jerusalem, and using the slogan "a taste of home", it has been accused of being presumptuous about students' attitudes toward Israel, and of maintaining [[Orientalism|Orientalist]] decor.
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'''Cafe Nana''' is a small restaurant within [[Hillel]]. Featuring tents and other "Middle Eastern" design features culled from Old Jerusalem, and using the slogan "a taste of home." It is open from 10AM-10:30PM Sunday-Thursday and offers a nice selection of sandwiches, salads, soups, and assorted Middle-Eastern side dishes. Interesting trivia: the tents were all constructed by hand by the students who founded it, and the coffee served comes from a Jewish-Christian-Muslim jointly run co-op.
  
 
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Revision as of 02:41, 26 March 2007

Cafe Nana is a small restaurant within Hillel. Featuring tents and other "Middle Eastern" design features culled from Old Jerusalem, and using the slogan "a taste of home." It is open from 10AM-10:30PM Sunday-Thursday and offers a nice selection of sandwiches, salads, soups, and assorted Middle-Eastern side dishes. Interesting trivia: the tents were all constructed by hand by the students who founded it, and the coffee served comes from a Jewish-Christian-Muslim jointly run co-op.