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But if you’re not one to stage a sit-in over the issue, at least get out there and throw the old wiffle ball around for an hour or two.
Oh Mr. Rudenstine, must you stoop to this level? Must you hold your own little sit-in inside our inboxes, and not go until we feel your pain? Such mass e-mail messages are generally frowned upon by rules of ‘netiquette,’ and, for less...
At least we can give the living wage protesters this: if their sit-in pioneered the use of mildly coercive tactics to get attention, now such tactics seem the weapon of choice. Everyone, it seems, is grabbing the biggest bullhorn they can find to get their message out.
Although slightly more than half of students support PSLM's principle of a "living wage," defined as $10.25 an hour, the sit-in has made two out of five students less likely to support the PSLM than they were before the sit-in began.
The Crimson poll, conducted yesterday, is the first statistically significant poll on the issue of a "living wage" in more than a year, and the first since the sit-in began.