The unions have unrealistic views of what's expected from a job at Yale. We're dissatisfied with the services they've provided for us. They work for us and how dare they scream at us when we they are our employees. Many protesters expressed concern about the University's two-tier wage proposal under which new hires in Yale's cash operations would be paid less money than other workers holding the same jobs. That would mean that new hires would not be able to live in New Haven.
New Haven is already a city with huge problems.
But SUC members disagreed. Despite SUC interruptions, pro-union demonstrators said they were pleased with the rally. I think once again we showed them that there is a lot of undergraduate support for the unions and what they're asking for is not so extreme. Return to today's paper.