internetter
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02-10-24 12:53 AM - Post#362933
Starting Saturday?
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internetter
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02-10-24 11:23 AM - Post#362945
In response to internetter
https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2024/02/mens- ...
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Penndemonium
PhD Student
Posts: 1973
Reg: 11-29-04
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unionization?
02-12-24 04:50 AM - Post#363143
In response to internetter
Just curious. How does this work, exactly? If they strike, does the team just stop playing games? I know that won't look good for alumni, but it doesn't exactly impact the broader school 's operations or business.
I'm just a little bit lost on this concept. Anyone have insight?
If this is something real, then the Union chose a pretty weak starting point. This is one of the least revenue generating, least profitable, least prestige building, least irreplaceable teams in sports - against a school and league that doesn't care that much about sports and has a lot of financial capacity to deal with legal issues.
This is also one of the situations where they will have the least sympathy. Wouldn't fellow students and alumni resent them asking to be paid in a money losing sport which has brought little glory to the University - while the cost of tuition is rising? Do they threaten to leave the school? Would students stop attending classes and paying tuition and would professors stop showing up to support them?
As you can see, I'm not getting it. This feels like some students trying to build a story to tell about their courage - but it seems selfish in that it will hurt all of the student athletes - especially in non-revenue generating sports.
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internetter
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03-06-24 12:00 PM - Post#364637
In response to Penndemonium
https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2024/03/we-ar ...
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SRP
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unionization?
04-05-24 02:19 AM - Post#367024
In response to internetter
Inside story on how the process played out. Pro-union slant but informative.
The Dartmouth basketball team’s groundbreaking unionization push got assists from a dining-hall agitator, a union painter and a MLB labor leader.
https://www.wsj.com/sports/basketball/dar tmouth-ba...
Edited by SRP on 04-05-24 02:20 AM. Reason for edit: No reason given.
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Greenhorn
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Reg: 11-24-04
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04-12-24 03:34 PM - Post#367348
In response to SRP
Men's hoops player writes about why he voted against unionization.
https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2024/04/a-mem ...
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SRP
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Posts: 4952
Reg: 02-04-06
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04-13-24 12:09 AM - Post#367355
In response to Greenhorn
School prez says hell no:
https://www.wsj.com/articles/dartmouth-wi ll-bust-i...
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Columbia 37P6
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04-15-24 07:49 PM - Post#367464
In response to SRP
I hope the Dartmouth players who voted for a union appreciate the freedoms we have the United States of America. Try unionizing sports teams in China, Cuba and Iran
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SRP
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04-18-24 08:51 PM - Post#367593
In response to Columbia 37P6
For your amusement (or outrage, depending on where you stand, I guess):
https://www.wsj.com/articles/claiming-vic timhood-a...
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rbg
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04-25-24 11:18 AM - Post#367757
In response to SRP
Sportico: Ivy League Asks NLRB to Review and Reverse Dartmouth Union Decision
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/iv y-league-...
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Go Green
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04-25-24 11:30 AM - Post#367758
In response to rbg
So much for the Harvard Athletics Director's recent comments that Harvard would not have a problem with their athletes unionizing if they wanted to do so.
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