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Moreover, why does any political group that strays from bland centrist ideology—including the Progressive Student Labor Movement (PSLM)—immediately meet with the student body’s disdain...
...spirit of that movement, PSLM hopes to be part of a coalition of groups working together to democratize Harvard in the coming months...
...opportune time to push for democratization and possible student representation on the Corporation. This campaign for democracy will require an enormous education campaign to convince students that they deserve a say in the decisions and institutions that most fundamentally impact their life. Now is the time for PSLM and other groups at Harvard to step up their actions toward this goal...
...moral outrage as an extracurricular in general and Harvard’s very own Progressive Student Labor Movement (PSLM) in particular, I was concerned by the news that 97 percent of Harvard janitors recently ratified a new contract after weeks of negotiation with the administration (News, “Janitors Wage Still Not a Living Wage,” Mar. 4). I noted that the new base wage exceeded the various living wage standards set by the City of Cambridge, the Harvard Committee on Employment and Contracting Policies (HCECP) and the PSLM itself, and further that union leader Rocio Saenz...
Fortunately PSLM is taking its role as the righteously indignant third wheel in this negotiation process seriously, with fiercely-worded statements about the inadequate nature of the new contract and the unresponsiveness of the administration to the janitors’ needs. My concerns are alleviated, and I can only hope that PSLM members will redouble their efforts over the next few months, or at least until their Goldman internships begin in June...