luna bars are so wonderful! i love the newer peppermint kind.when i lived in the dorms i had my doctor write a note saying what i couldn't eat. the cook/chef in my building actually had to make me one meal a day that i could eat. i would contact dining services about that to see if they can do it for you. we also have a nutrionist here who works with the health center, her fees are discounted and she makes good daily food plans. otherwise i bought a rice cooker/veggie steamer, a wok, and a hotplate and was able to make bland foods with those (and not so bland!) i tend to do good with oatmeal, crackers, pretzels, luna bars, health valley protein bars, pb&j with whole wheat bread, and soy protein shakes.. so i kept that stuff in my room. if you have problems with preservatives stay away from generic ramen. i really like 'thai kitchen' ramen type rice noodles with seasoning. they come in a small red package.. the garlic and vegetable and onion kinds are dairy free. i love them. one major chain and two health food stores here carry those. i always had celestial seasonings, choice organics, or the republic of tea chamomile teas on hand. bath and body works makes an awesome tea that has chamomile, catnip, and a few other things in it.. it comes in a jar with a tea steeper. when i get dedyrated i drink 'fruit water' or 'soy water'- i can't remember the name of the company that makes them.. but they are really good, preservative free, and have electrolytes.