To: jlogajan
Ability to negotiate is heavily dependent on leverage. Unless things have changed a whole lot since I was in college, students don't have much leverage when they deal with the university.
37 posted on
09/23/2002 2:11:29 PM PDT by
blau993
To: blau993
Ability to negotiate is heavily dependent on leverage. Unless things have changed a whole lot since I was in college, students don't have much leverage when they deal with the university. In realistic terms the best students could hope for would be a schedule (rather than random or unannounced) inspection. I doubt there is great love in the college staff for storm-trooper tactics in general. So it might not be that hard of a sell.
38 posted on
09/23/2002 2:15:43 PM PDT by
jlogajan
To: blau993
I believe that the students have a very potent leverage. As a student body, if they inform the faculty that a large percentage of them will not return to the campus the following cemester, you can bet a reasonable resolution that honored student rights would be found. At least that's my perception.
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