You eat in your college cafeteria everyday lunchtime. However, you think it needs some improvements.

Dear Ms Margaret, I have decided to write
this
letter to inform you of a few personal ideas that I have about our
college
cafeteria. As a regular customer, I would like to take the opportunity to express my gratitude to the people behind
this
cafe and I
also
believe some improvements would make it even more attractive. I am hoping that you would publish my ideas in your
college
magazine. I personally feel that our
college
cafeteria has a great environment and offers delicious and healthy
food
. I appreciate the hard work of all the chefs and management for their attempt to serve meals to the students who are sometimes fussy and hard to please. The management
is in
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is, in
fact, doing an excellent job.
However
, many students, including
I
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myself
me
, feel that the
food
served in the cafeteria is expensive. Our canteen charges $15-$20 for lunch and
this
is considerably higher. A few other
college
canteens in our city
charges
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charge
less than that. It appears that students will soon make an inevitable choice to eat outside the campus due to the high price. As an individual who would love to continue eating fantastic
food
at our central eatery, I would like to suggest you publish an article about
this
issue. I hope
this
will help the canteen management become aware of how we think about their
food
price. If you have any
further
questions about
this
, please let me know. Yours faithfully, Kay Lim

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