📖 Texto de lectura
The university will implement a new policy requiring all students to purchase a meal plan if they live on campus. The plan costs $2,500 per semester and includes 10 meals per week at the main dining hall. The administration believes this will encourage healthier eating habits and promote a stronger sense of community among residents. Exemptions will be granted for students with medical or religious dietary needs.
🎧 Conversación de audio
Man: Did you see the email about the mandatory meal plan for on-campus students? I can't believe they're forcing us to pay for it!
Woman: I know, it's really frustrating. I usually cook my own meals because I have dietary restrictions, but they said only medical or religious needs get exemptions. My preference for vegan food doesn't count.
Man: Exactly! And $2,500 for just 10 meals a week? That's way too expensive. I often eat at off-campus places with friends, and this plan will just waste my money on meals I won't use.
Woman: Plus, the dining hall closes early on weekends. So even if I wanted to use my meals, I couldn't get dinner on Sundays. This policy is unfair and impractical.
Man: I totally agree. They should make it optional, not mandatory.