Tuesday, September 21, 2004
I'm unconvinced
From yesterday: "Rodney was joined by a handful of students and dozens of campus employees from five staff unions in his efforts to make a case to the administrators inside California Hall about the bargaining situation between the workers and UC, which has deadlocked on unions’ demands for wage increases."
Yesterday I mentioned this protest after having seen the end of it. Maybe I missed the "making the case" part, but I certainly wouldn't consider "G-R-E! E-D-Y! UC has no Alibi! They're greedy! They're greedy! They're really really greedy!" or "Everywhere we go. People want to know. Who we are. So we tell them. We are the union. The mighty mighty union," to be "making a case."
In fact, in general, protests don't make cases. Especially when screaming at buildings where the administrators in question rarely reside.
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