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COLUMN: Labor strike accents Ohio State U.'s bad attitude
News Wire article from: University Wire ...U-WIRE) COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Sometimes, the actions...of this school are on strike, asking for a $2 wage...itself look like a pro-labor regulatory committee abroad...sic) and apologists state with downcast eyes...their heads and solemnly state, ...

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