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From new fast food restaurants to trendy new stores ,

buildings began to pop up in west Omaha that gave students

convenience that was greatly needed .

For seniors with open campus . new fast food restau-

rants allowed them to eat at a variety of places each day .

New restaurants popular to students included Taco John 's,

Quizno 's, Panera and A & W.

"It has given me more-options for lunch everyday. It's

good to have a little variety out here , so we don 't have to eat

the same stuff everyday ," senior Dave Hunt said .

New shopping centers and department stores gave
students the opportunity to find many different styles of

merchandise at stores not too far from home .
"The Jones Store is my absolute favorite store . When

Old Navy opens at Oakview , I'm sure I'll shop there a lot

more often ," junior Sarah Weigel said .

While convenience was always a plus for students

when deciding where to shop or dine , spending money every-

day began to burn a hole in the pockets of some.
"I go out to eat more . which is not always good , and I

always spend way too much money shopping ," senior

laura Parrish said .

For both entertainment and convenience purposes , the

new businesses popping up in west Omaha allowed students

to explore new boundaries .
Seniors Aaron Ai zenberg and
By Sara Qui nnette Julie Brown stop for a quick bite
at Arby"s during th eir lunch hour.
Restaurants near Arby"s included
Burger King and Taco Bell . photo
208 Divider br Sandra Springer