In this week's Yale Herald (it's a sidebar they haven't posted on-line), a leader of the Yale anti-GESO graduate student group, At What Cost, warns Yale's administration that its heavy-handed anti-union tactics are prone to backfire in the long run: The Yale administration is opposed to GESO, and no one is going to change that one way or another. My concern is that when the Administration enters in the fray. It lends credence to GESO's claim. As well it should. At What Cost, at the Academic Labor Board hearing last year, declined to support the administration's stated plans to have the results of an NLRB vote impounded and appealed all the way to the Supreme Court either. So it appears Levin's anti-union tactics find little sympathy even among anti-union grad students.