Ed. Notes reprint from Spring ‘99.
Here are the names of the groups and their basic platforms:
SERIOUSLY INACTIVE CAUCUS (SIC): Will do nothing after announcing they are going to run.
TELEPATHIC INDEPENDENT CAUCUS (TIC): Will put out no leaflets, but will reach out by projecting their thoughts.
PULL-OUT INDEPENDENT PARTY (PIP): Proposes that every teacher should be a pull-out teacher.
PUSH IN CAUCUS (PIC): Split from PIP. Wants every teacher to be a push-in teacher.
PARTY OF ENERGY CAUCUS (PEC): Wants a health club in every school.
New Inaction Caucus (NIC): Self-explanatory.
POLITICAL ACTION for TEACHERS (PAT): Every teacher should run for office in UFT elections.
PAY EVERY TEACHER A LOT (PETAL): Advocates accelerated payments for teachers.
CAUCUS in OPPOSITION TO POLITICAL ENTITIES (COPE): Union shouldn’t engage in political activity.
Rumor has it that PIC, PAC and PEC will merge and be known as: PIC ‘A PAC ‘O PEC 'O.
There are reports of a merger of Unity Caucus and Progressive Action Caucus.
This new caucus will tentatively be known as:
UNPAC or PACUP, UP-NAC, PAC-NU, PUAC, CUP, PUC, UPCHUCK.
PAY EVERY TEACHER A LOT (PETAL): Advocates accelerated payments for teachers.
CAUCUS in OPPOSITION TO POLITICAL ENTITIES (COPE): Union shouldn’t engage in political activity.
Rumor has it that PIC, PAC and PEC will merge and be known as: PIC ‘A PAC ‘O PEC 'O.
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There are reports of a merger of Unity Caucus and Progressive Action Caucus.
This new caucus will tentatively be known as:
UNPAC or PACUP, UP-NAC, PAC-NU, PUAC, CUP, PUC, UPCHUCK.
Lmao that is so true. It is hysterical how the oppositions cannot even come together to prevent a clean unity sweep. As a former member of one of those groups, as of a couple months ago.. I have just become disgusted by the useless futility
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