changing the food that our kids get when they're at school. this is the first time there's been an overhaul in a long time. french fries? gone. whole milk? gone. white bread? almost gone. and these are just some of the changes that are being proposed. and they come at a time when a lot of schools are already strapped for cash. some conservatives, including sarah palin, have said that this is a classic example of the government overreaching, but the agriculture secretary, tom vilsack, says the changes are necessary. these new standards will effect about 32 million kids who eat meals at school that are subsidized by the federal government only. they call for establishing a calorie limit, reducing by half the amount of sodium or salt in these meals, trans fats would be bad, more fruits and vegetables would be requiredded, and whole grains would be phased in. eventually, whole grains would be the only kind of grains available in these meals. the government claims about a