Ithaca Labor News
Here are three recent developments of interest to Cornell Review readers about labor relations
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CML Realizes It Overstepped Social Norms
On Wednesday, Sept. 18, the Coalition for Mutual Liberation (CML) marched from Day Hall to Statler Hall and disrupted the ILR School’s Human Capital and HR Career Fair being held in the Statler Ballroom that included Boeing and L3Harris. At least one faculty member filed a complaint against the protesters with the Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards for violating the Student Code.
CML took responsibility for the disruption but then attempted to rationalize its violation with an Instagram posting and a Sun op-ed by student activist Nick Wilson ‘26. Their arguments have a number of fallacies and will not persuade most Cornellians.
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Cornell Republicans to Host Ben Shapiro
On Monday, October 28, the Cornell Republicans will host a highly anticipated event featuring conservative commentator and author Ben Shapiro. The event is expected to delve into recent cultural issues, the current political climate, and the upcoming 2024 election.
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Opinion: Honor The Spirit of the Kops Lecture
The Cornell Kops Lecture deserves more respect.
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Cornell Students To Apply For Antitrust Settlement Funds
Cornell students can now apply to share the funds from a long-running class action lawsuit regarding cooperation between top-tier private universities to collaborate on calculating financial aid awards.
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CML Disrupts Campus Recruitment
The 1:30 p.m. September 18 rally by the Coalition for Mutual Liberation (CML) targeted on-campus recruiting.Previously, CML focused upon divestment: CML demanded that Cornell disclose where it has invested its money and that none of it should be in companies that do business with Israel.
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Teamsters to Strike BorgWarner
On Sunday, Sept. 8, a collective bargaining agreement between BorgWarner and about 700 assembly line workers represented by the Teamsters Union expired.
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Cornell Republicans and Democrats come together to Plant Flags on 9/11
On the 23rd Anniversary of September 11th, 2021, the Cornell Republicans and Cornell Democrats came together to plant flags in honor of all of the victims of the largest terrorist attack in U.S. history.
