Early Oct. 1, hundreds of Professors and lecturers who were brandishing signs, wearing academic regalia and holding alarm clocks gathered outside a bulky high-rise apartment building on East 68th St. that’s home to City University of New York Chancellor James Milliken.
“We’re here to wake him up with an alarm clock and say the time is now,” said Cheryl Wu, who has worked in the Bursar’s Office for 19 years. Over that time, she said, her co-workers have been expected to work more, while not receiving a raise for the past six years.
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