Smoking is permitted on campus, but only in lounge areas.

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The question presents a policy statement about smoking on campus and provides two options: True or False. Since the answer field is empty, we do not have a confirmed correct option from the source data, so we will examine the statement itself and discuss typical campus policy considerations to help evaluate it.

Option True: If we interpret this as a factual policy that smoking is allowed anywhere on campus except in non-lounge areas, the statement would hinge on the existence of explicit lounge-designated spaces where smoking is permitted. In many institutions, indoor smoking is banned, and outdoor smoking is restricted to designated areas that are not necessarily called 'lounges.' The phrasing 'lounge areas' could imply indoor or informal social spaces, which is unusual for smoking allowances. Therefore, this option would be correct only if the campus policy explicitly allows smoking exclusively in those lounge areas, with all other areas prohibited.

Option False: This would assert that the policy as stated is incorrect—i.e., smoking is not permitted on campus, or it is permitted in locations other than lounges, or the campus has a broader or different set of designated areas. In many universities, smoking is restricted to designated outdoor zones or banned outright in many or all buildings and grounds. If the campus policy follows common practice of restricting smoking to certain outdoor areas or banning it altogether, then the statement 'smoking is permitted on campus, but only in lounge areas' would be false.

Key factors to weigh when evaluating the options include:
- Indoor vs. outdoor policy nuances: Are lounges indoor spaces or outdoor seating clusters labeled as lounges? If indoor smoking is illegal, any statement claiming indoor smoking is allowed would likely be false.
- Designated smoking areas: Do lounges exist as a sanctioned category, and are they the sole permitted locations, or are there multiple types of designated areas (outdoor patios, courtyards, etc.)? If lounges are not the sole designated areas, the statement may be incomplete or incorrect.
- Enforcement and changes over time: Campus policies can change; a statement could be accurate for a prior policy but not current, so dating the policy matters.

In summary, without the official policy text or date for this campus, both options require assumptions. If the campus truly designates smoking only in lounge areas and prohibits it elsewhere, Option True would reflect that policy. If, however, smoking is banned or allowed in different locations (or not in lounges exclusively), Option False would be more accurate. Consider verifying with the campus health or facilities policy document to determine which option aligns with the current rules.

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Smoking is permitted on campus, but only in lounge areas.

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