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Right to campus dorms

China Daily | Updated: 2008-10-27 07:52

Schools can't arrange dormitory rooms for students based on their economic conditions, says an article in Qilu Evening Post. The following is an excerpt:

As a recent report said, the dormitories at Guizhou Institute of Light Industry are classified into two types: the cheap one that costs students only 300 yuan per bed per year and the expensive one that costs them 700 yuan per bed per year.

The difference between the two lies in the fact that the rooms in the expensive dormitories have separate toilets and larger space for each student. Many parents hoped their children could live in the cheap rooms, but they were told by the school to present evidence of their family's economic conditions before their children were allowed to move in.

Right to campus dorms

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