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Vending machines
"Pop" is actually called soda by some people.
Please update frequently with Diet Coke availability, card acceptance/rejection, eating of money, and any other advice/warnings.
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Schow Entrance
Probably the most-used on campus. Nifty dispenser. Runs out of Diet Coke frequently. Known to eat cards. The only machine with Dr.Pepper, also known to contain diet coke with lime just after being re-stocked.
Has, in the past, been very convenient for Williams Trivia players seeking caffeine at 5 AM.
Bronfman Basement
A good alternative if the Schow machine is empty. Has been known to emit two bottles of diet coke for the price of one on more than one occassion, perhaps due to the fact that the bottle sometimes gets stuck while being dispensed and some don't think to reach up and pull it out. It can be frustrating, however, that there are three slots for regular coke despite the fact that diet coke is frequently sold out.
Jesup 2nd floor
Another good alternative, though it has sometimes not worked.
Goodrich, 2nd floor
A dark horse reliable diet coke source which lurks next to the copy machine on the second floor.
Sawyer entrance
Infrequently empty.
Stetson near Office Services
Somewhat creepy as it's motion-activated; when you approach it, it suddenly springs to life.
Prospect
If you're in the mood for Jagged Ice, be warned. To get this most awesome of the Powerade varieties, you may have to push the button for the less awesome orange-colored Powerade variety.
Very convenient for Odd Quad residents seeking caffeine at 3 AM.
Fitch basement
Near the pool table; a good alternative if the Prospect machine is empty or not working.
Also very covenient for Odd Quad residents trying to finish problem sets at 3 AM.
Mission
Machines on both sides.
Greylock Dining Hall
Thompson
It's between the Big House and the annex. It dispenses Coke products, and it has the motion sensor thing.
Brooks
It's a coke product machine underneath the staircase as you go down to the basement. Be forewarned, however, that it steals coins--don't even bother with them.
