Established in 1861 SUNY Oswego has always held education in high regard as evidenced by it's founder Edward Austin Sheldon who is credited with creating a revolutionary teaching methodology among other accomplishments. As an institution of Higher Education it is our duty to uphold intellectual discourse and logical syntax in our facilities. Therefore we, the students of SUNY Oswego, are requesting the following measures be adopted:
- Change the labeling of "Meatless Meatballs" to "Meatless Balls" or a label with proper syntax.
- Change the labeling of "Meatless Meatloaf" to "Meatless loaf" or a label with proper syntax.
- Change the labeling of "Meatless Meat Sauce" to "Meatless Sauce" or a label with proper syntax.
- Adopt a policy henceforth stating that any "Meatless" product label will not be followed by the word "Meat".
Thank you and good day.
Isn't it a meatball recipe that's been altered to taste similar to a meatball without having meat ingredients? Wouldn't that make it kind of an appropriate name choice? And if naming it based on high academic rigor is the goal wouldn't "soy ball" be more appropriate than meatless ball? Otherwise we'd be calling things meatless bananas and meatless cake wouldn't we?