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‘Black-Bear Pastrami’ Is No Longer on the Menu in This College’s Dorms

‘Black-Bear Pastrami’ Is No Longer on the Menu in This College’s Dorms
New York Times Friday 07 August 2026, 21:30 UTC By Miles G. Cohen 1 min read
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There have been no other known instances of wild animals being processed in residence halls, according to a Cornell University spokeswoman.

There have been no other known instances of wild animals being processed in residence halls, according to a Cornell University spokeswoman.
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