Later this summer, thousands of miles from the University students he feeds on a daily basis, Steve Biery, Observatory Hill Dining Hall executive chef, will be helping to cook up almost a thousand recipes for hungry media representatives and others attending the XXIX Olympic Games in Beijing, China.
As of early July, Biery will be putting his cooking skills to the test in a media tent in preparation for the Games. Biery, who is employed by Aramark dining services
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