They say it is the only way they can hope to be heard by the administration.
When speaking of the plans for actions this semester, Skomarovsky smiles.
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"I can't say everything," he says. "But we definitely want to be much more assertive."
Organizers are currently planning a large rally to bolster student support for the cause.
McKean says he hopes the upcoming semester's actions--the first to take place within a week--will directly impact administrators.
"I think the administration forgets how difficult it is to exist on a living wage," says McKean, who is also a Crimson editor. "It's a good idea to give them some taste of difficulty."
And campaign members say they are excited by the prospect of upping the ante.
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