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The author also implies that the Harvard administration's "business attitude" towards unionization is lowlier than a "moral" prounion attitude. What is immoral about a business-like decision? We are discussing people's jobs here; you can be damn sure a business attitude is important to everyone concerned. Perhaps the...
We are tired of being interrupted at work and called at home by union representatives. We do not want to pay dues to these people. So, yes, we are looking forward to voting and hope that other employees who do not support the union will not feel threatened or afraid...
These students point out that the clubs are not only sexist, but also socially and financially elitist in that they select members through the closed "punch" system, give preference to children of alumni, and charge dues which not everyone can afford to pay. Since Schkolnick's complaint leaves these forms...
In response to recent protests by students and some faculty members, Stanford University will discontinue its policy of subsidizing dues for faculty and staff who are members of area social Clubs, including San Francisco's all-male Bohemian Club, administrators said this week.
But even if women and Blacks and Jews are invited to punch, the clubs will still remain socially elitist in their admissions policies and discriminate against students who can't pay dues. Faculty members and students who frequent the clubs continue to buy into this system. The law can only...