Monday, April 19, 2004
Ok, The Thing That Should Not Let It Be is the most brilliant piece of music ever recorded.
In other news, if Yale really had "Right Management," they wouldn't be laying people off in the first place as some lame anti-union tactic which will probably culminate in strike number 14, now would they?
Last but not least
Strong YDN coverage of the Yale SHAME rally...
YaleSHAME "Chief Executive Officer" Naasiha Siddiqui '05 opened the ceremonies by reading a prepared statement about the group on Beinecke Plaza. The statement explained the members were "high-network student activists who put investment of profits above all else." Siddiqui engaged the audience by leading interactive cheers, such as "Let's hear it for lead pollution!" Siddiqui characterized Farallon's money management tactics as "General Sherman-style investment strategies."
Ok, "Got To Get You Trapped Under Ice" is pretty amazing too.
Smash Yale-[ comments.]
In other news, if Yale really had "Right Management," they wouldn't be laying people off in the first place as some lame anti-union tactic which will probably culminate in strike number 14, now would they?
Last but not least
Strong YDN coverage of the Yale SHAME rally...
YaleSHAME "Chief Executive Officer" Naasiha Siddiqui '05 opened the ceremonies by reading a prepared statement about the group on Beinecke Plaza. The statement explained the members were "high-network student activists who put investment of profits above all else." Siddiqui engaged the audience by leading interactive cheers, such as "Let's hear it for lead pollution!" Siddiqui characterized Farallon's money management tactics as "General Sherman-style investment strategies."
Ok, "Got To Get You Trapped Under Ice" is pretty amazing too.
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