We see the strike and the tuition fee increase as two sides of the same coin. There aren't enough resources in the system to prevent these problems.

Voluntary binding arbitration, if accepted, would end the strike immediately. Both parties would agree on an arbitrator who would, after a serious evaluation of the positions of both parties, provide an informed resolution to the dispute that has kept students out of their classes since March 7 . This process would be trusted by both faculty and management and would bring the best results for all parties.

Calling on an arbitrator to simply pick one side or another is also seriously flawed. Clearly both sides have rejected the latest offers, so forcing an all or nothing decision is merely a game of brinkmanship that won't address the real issues of the dispute - quality. Again, students will be the biggest losers.

That's what makes them so perfect -- they were two different sides of the same coin,

Every blessing, just like a coin, has two sides

Peace and justice are two sides of the same coin.