Having that merchandise certainly was not in the best interest of WCU or Student Services, Inc.

Since then I put measures into place that include a review of our current inventory and checks and balances to ensure such materials do not appear in the bookstore’s inventory in the future. As the new director of SSI, I was very surprised and personally appalled that such an objectionable product was on our shelves. It was insensitive and contrary to the mission and values of the West Chester University and Student Services, Inc. sincerely regrets and apologizes for the inappropriate sale of a six-inch ‘inflate-a-date’ doll. (SSI), acknowledged the company's poor judgment in selling the male and female dolls, which some students decried as sexist, The Delaware County Daily Times reports. In an e-mail to all West Chester students and faculty, Donna Snyder, executive director at the Student Services, Inc. Weeks after students at West Chester University protested the sale of inflatable dolls at its bookstore, the company responsible for stocking the $7.99 'perfect female specimen' on shelves has issued a formal apology.

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