Cafe Nana reopens for the semester today, after a managerial problems-related delay. Located on the second floor of the Kraft center, the restaurant combines Middle Eastern cuisine and Morrocan decor to create a “taste of home,” according to publicity materials. Cafe Nana drew mixed reviews when it opened last semester, with some students grateful to have another kosher food option and others critical of what they perceived to be an implicit political agenda.
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what was the “implicit political agenda”?