LSE Catering Service Survey
LSE's Catering Services emailed students to ask for completing online surveys on LSE catering and eating habits.
The prize for cooperation is ...
"a free meal in The Garrick or Brunch Bowl"
I don't need that! (The Garrick and Brunch Bowl are the names of LSE student canteens.)
As I'm grumpy a lot about LSE's catering outlets (so I almost never use them in favour of other school canteens near the campus), I'm willing to participate in this survey anyway, expecting that I'm allowed to give a comment on LSE catering services in sentences.
But the survey only asks multiple choice questions, not allowing the respondent to provide any opinions freely.
I wanted to say, "Why does a bowl of salad with dressing cost nearly 2 pounds?" or "LSE canteens may be above the average in UK universities, but they are certainly below the average by non-UK standards."
So LSE Catering Services do not seriously take into consideration the views from students. No hope for much improvement in the future.
Well, it doesn't matter to me as I leave LSE this autumn. But I'm sorry for LSE students to continue suffering from LSE canteens.
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