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Today, food has become much more a part of personal lifestyle, health regimes and religious observances in institutional settings than it once was. Various legal implications and liabilities also come to play. For example, correctional institutions have been sued by inmates because they do not offer meals that comply with various religious preparation requirements. As noted in the text, Lesley University was sued for not adequately accommodating students with certain food allergies.

Many students today demand that vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free menu offerings always be available. Some schools have sought to integrate them into specialized stations in large dining halls, while others have sought to create specialized areas or dining halls that become destinations for students who want or need such fare.

Again, students at a college must be considered differently than ordinary consumers choosing where to dine in terms of a commercial restaurant. While students are usually no longer true captive customers, they still expect their schools to provide for specialized needs or wants, whereas in the commercial restaurant world they would simply choose a different restaurant.

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