> Extravagant expenditures on dining halls do little for safety. Parents are worried that their children might struggle to nourish themselves without the colle

> Extravagant expenditures on dining halls do little for safety. Parents are worried that their children might struggle to nourish themselves without the college or university seeing to their meals. Once all institutions have come to offer some form of meals on campus, individual institutions can then stand out from the crowd and attract students’ interest and parents’ approval by boasting more elaborating dining halls than other places. > A large number of european (as well as japanese) cities are very safe. Of course. But the issue here is that fretful American parents assume that anywhere their little darlings go off to will be unsafe, and their children shouldn't be left all on their own.