Abstract
Let this article serve as the first formalized student grievance against the faculty, the administration, the Board of Higher Education, and the State's Public Employment Relations Board for turning a deaf and indifferent ear to the sound of the concerned and serious-minded student. This grievance stems from the failure of these bodies to: 1) recognize students as an interested group with established prerogatives, 2) permit the recognition of students as a legitimate party to the collective bargaining process, and 3) protect and uphold the very mission and purpose of this university which is owed the student. Students have witnessed the emergence of unionism on campus, and are aware of the problems arising from conflicts of interest in
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