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Chick-fil-A Inclusion Almost Sinks Contract Extension

The College of DuPage has extended its contract with campus dining services provider Sodexo despite some controversy over bringing a Chick-fil-A unit to the campus.

November 25, 2013

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The College of DuPage in suburban Chicago has extended its contract with campus dining services provider Sodexo despite the latter's intention to bring Chick-fil-A to the Glen Ellyn campus that had provoked controversy, reports the Daily Herald. DuPage's board of trustees voted 4-3 to approve the contract extension with the amendment to bring a unit of the popular chicken chain to the school's cafeteria.

Chick-fil-A is controversial because of past comments made by President/CEO Dan Cathy that some construe as anti-gay. Over the past few years, the chain has provoked controversy at a number other schools such as Indiana University in South Bend and Elon University.

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