There is the unlawful force, the person in which the unlawful force is being used against is Allan Nosworthy himself. The second part of the definition states force is used to coerce a group in order to further an agenda. The hunger strike is an attempt to coerce Dr. Jischke and the entire student body in order to further his agenda. Terrorism does not have to be a bunch of lunatics holding a plane hostage. Terrorism is not defined by whether or not the FBI is involved.
Terrorism can occur without buildings being bombed or women and children dying in the streets.
Nosworthy is committing an act of terrorism by holding his life in front of us. Just like a stereotypical terrorist threatens the life of an innocent bystander to achieve his demands, Nosworthy is threatening his own life to achieve his demands. The only difference between most terrorist acts and a hunger strike is that the victim is not innocent. Nosworthy has chosen to be the victim of his own terrorism. A hunger strike is an act of terrorism, and it should be treated like all acts of terrorism.