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Union Organizing in the Ivy League

There's a dirty little secret here at Yale, and I suspect it's one shared throughout the Ivy League. It's the secret contradiction between the way Yale educates undergraduates and the way Yale attracts top faculty. In the public Yale, a few undergraduates gather at the feet of the world's top scholars as they train to become the best and the brightest. The real Yale, however, attracts its faculty by promising them a reduced teaching load. This Yale is one in which each professor only teaches one or two classes per semester (and gets a sabbatical every few years), rarely if ever leads a section or grades an undergraduate exam, and focuses primarily on research.