Paying Their Dues

At the U. of New Hampshire, a union fee raises professorial hackles

By SCOTT SMALLWOOD

Stacia A. Sower doesn't like her faculty union. She never has. As a professor of biochemistry for the past 22 years at the University of New Hampshire, she has always thought that the American Association of University Professors fostered mediocrity and kept down salaries for the most-talented faculty...

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