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Coke returns in light of budget, ethics approval

A successful 2006 Kick Coke campaign removed Coca-Cola products from Sharples due to questions about the soft-drink company’s labor practices, but current economic pressures have now brought Coke products back to campus.

“Cost was definitely one of the reasons we considered this [change],” Stu Hain, vice president of facilities and services, said. While exact figures cannot be released due to the terms of the college’s contracts with both companies, Hain said that serving Coke products costs t…

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