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Abolish the Dining Halls

Summary by The Stanford Review

Every day at Stanford's dining halls, thousands of students surrender their meal swipes—and their dignity—for institutional slop masquerading as nutrition. From the rats to the microplastics, the dining halls leave students almost universally disappointed and with upset stomachs. The idea of the college meal plan is so entrenched, however, that no one stops to consider why we even need a university-provided meal plan to begin with.Imagine what c…

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Abolish the Dining Halls

Every day at Stanford's dining halls, thousands of students surrender their meal swipes—and their dignity—for institutional slop masquerading as nutrition. From the rats to the microplastics, the dining halls leave students almost universally disappointed and with upset stomachs. The idea of the college meal plan is so entrenched, however, that no one stops to consider why we even need a university-provided meal plan to begin with.Imagine what c…

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The Stanford Review broke the news in 6 days ago on Monday, March 31, 2025.

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