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Alumni Bulletin Hits Faculty Labor Interference
A blow at the interference by members of the University faculty in the recent labor trouble was struck yesterday by the Alumni Bulletin in its lead editorial.
"It is unfortunate," said the Bulletin, "that the accredited representatives of the Unions were embarrassed by outside pressure on their members and ironic that the activities of some members of the teaching staff in urging an intransigeant attitude on the members were, we understand, complained of by the Union representatives.
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