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Source: Jett Cattani |
Every person in the
world needs to eat. And this particular student is no different. In fact I have
never seen a person take advantageous of their unlimited meal plan like this
guy does. I seriously have no idea where it goes. The obvious reason why people
eat is to live and recharge. But the Devil’s Diner in Palo Verde Main not only
provides decent food to its patrons but grants a great environment for students
to reside in. The many chairs and lounge areas to sit in gives the student the
opportunity to study while they eat or talk while they consume their meals.
According to the student that is being observed, he is very satisfied with the
facilities of the Devil’s Diner. Because he frequents the diner so much he
gains strength and energy as well as some rest time to tackle academics. The
overall environment of the place is one that his positive and thus helpful to the
own mental health. Thus, according to Lounsbury, “students satisfied with one
domain of their
college experience are likely to be satisfied
with other domains,
and vice-versa”(717). Therefore,
due to the fact that the student enjoys the atmosphere of the diner, this
ultimately will spread to enjoying the overall other facilities of the campus.
This mental boost is crucial in having and enjoying the benefits of overall
campus life. Which in turn, will ultimately make a student much more easily
attuned into maintaining a good academic GPA and being mentally healthy with
the environment. For students living off campus eating at home on the other
hand, will not experience the feeling of being satisfied with the diner and
thus with all the other facilities of the school thus leading to an absence of
the mental boost that students living on campus would gain. Otherwise, everyday
life on campus would be a boring or frustrating struggle. The overall campus
can be said to be driven on food, otherwise students would not even be able to
study or even have healthy diets. The diner is definitely a recommended place
to go for good food and some social activities.
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