College food prices
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College food prices have risen significantly, with students now getting fewer cookies and drinks costing more. Students interviewed believe the food prices are too expensive, especially as the college lacks an ATM for students to withdraw cash. As a student, the reporter also finds the prices too high and hopes the college and students can agree to more reasonable prices in the future.
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