Exhaust in naturally ventilated apartment-style dorms

Hi, We have a tricky situation. We have a dormitory with apartment-style dorms. There is a common living area/kitchenette with four student bedrooms (with private baths) off a common corridor. The bedrooms and living area/kitchenette meet ASHRAE 62.1-2007 reqs for naturally ventilated spaces. Question 1: The students eat their meals at a common cafeteria and so the kitchenettes are equipped with an electric hot plate, microwave, and fridge and are used for preparing snacks, coffee, etc. Do we need to provide exhaust for the kitchenette? It is not a true kitchen/will be used sparingly and is part of a space being naturally ventilated. Question 2: Do we need to provide mechanical exhaust for the bathrooms? Typically in residential applications we do provide mechanical exhaust, but in this case the client would like to omit the exhaust since it is not required by code and the bedrooms are being naturally ventilated. Thank you for your insight.