Union Blues in the Sunshine State

Leaders of the U. of Florida say collective bargaining would hamper the institution's bid for excellence

By SCOTT SMALLWOOD

At the University of Florida, many professors feel the rules of the labor-relations game have changed. For decades, since before the students now sitting in their classrooms were even born, professors were represnted by a faculty union. And then...

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