date:Aug 16, 2013
ns that have issues with human rights and workers rights, Mr. Rosenberg said.
Coke was paying Brooklyn College $60,000 a year through three years of a five-year contract, he said, but that deal was superseded by the new Pepsi contract.
Ray Rogers, the director of the campaign against Coke, claimed victory in the CUNY decision, likening it to a switch to Pepsi from Coke at Rutgers University amid student protests in 2005.
But as Rutgers officials did then, CUNY officials attributed their switc