French students get taste of Olathe.

From: Olathe News (Olathe, KS) | Date: October 31, 2006 | Copyright information

Byline: Sarah St. John

Oct. 31--Dietitians aren't the only ones paying attention to the food offered to Olathe students. It was one of a number of differences noted by a group of French exchange students in Olathe for the past two weeks.

French students eat better, said Annabelle Teixeira, a senior at Lycee Francois-Mauriac Forez high school. Teixeira said the French eat much healthier with lots of vegetables and fruits in their diet. She's not a fan of all t...

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