Jump to full article: Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, 2007-12-23
Author: BRETT BENNETT Northwest Arkansas Times
Intro: As students at one of the few high schools in the state that allows an open lunch, Fayetteville High School pupils are not confined to a cafeteria and designated areas of the campus during lunch time.
They can use the 46-minute lunch break to eat out at nearby restaurants, run errands or study.
Some students use it for another opportunity - a chance to walk off campus and take a cigarette break.
One of the popular areas to go smoke in the recent fall semester was on the west side of the campus' Garland Avenue border near the University of Arkansas nowdemolished Carlson Terrace apartment complex.
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