Washburn and Chartwells signed a new 10-year contract that
will last through the 2025 school year.
In the past, students have been displeased with Chartwells. Not only are they dissatisfied with the lack
of selection and high prices in the union, Chartwells’ contract limits private
catering companies from catering events on Washburn’s campus.
In addition, students are frustrated with the meal plan
options. While leaving in the Living Learning Center, the highest meal plan allows
enough money to eat two and a half meals every day in order to zero out their
balance at the end of the semester. If not, students will have extra money that
will go to waste because the money does not carry over after the second
semester.
With having to eat multiple meals in the union every day, students
are tired of the food selection. There are not enough healthy food options and
of the options offered, they become tiring day after day.
Students are frustrated with the contract renewal and hope
Chartwells can make changes with the students in mind.
Nice edit. In the third paragraph, change leaving to living. Otherwise, very straight forward and of importance to students.
ReplyDeleteI thought this was a very strong and straight forward edit. I like that you took out the opinion part of the article and made it accredited to the general Washburn student body. The only mistake I saw was "leaving" as well.
ReplyDeleteI like that you changed the headline. The original, was miswritten. Great edit
ReplyDeleteVery nice edits, this flows much, much better than the first post. As the other ladies said, leaving should be living.
ReplyDeleteSo much better! Pretty much all the changes I suggested were made! I have no other comments except for good job!
ReplyDeleteLove the edit! The main sentence I wanted changed was rewritten! Well done!!
ReplyDeleteGood edit! the healine is very good
ReplyDeleteShort story. Good, relevant topic.
ReplyDeleteHeadline is much better!
ReplyDeleteGood edit, the story seems short. I would add some more text about different meal plans.
ReplyDeleteGreat edit! I agree with Justin, it does seem a bit short. I like the headline change, though!
ReplyDeleteGreat edit!! I like that the opinions were taken out. The information was simple and straight to the point, which makes it easier for the reader.
ReplyDeleteI like this edit. It is not as biased as the first article. Good job!
ReplyDeleteNice edit! I think you meant "living" in this phrase though: "While leaving in..."
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