We're more of a grassroots movement than a club. What our group advocates is lifestyle change rather than revolution. You, in changing your lifestyle, and making sure that the services around you permit that, you can change the way things work. There's a lot of talk at Brown, I think, about community. In order to find the epitome of community, he suggests that one would have to look to the rain forests, where each person works toward the common good.
People do such ridiculous things as it is.
He feels that the best way to alleviate such claims is by getting the word out, a goal that cannot be achieved if the University continues to remove the group's manifestoes from around campus. Inc. You may not reproduce this material in any form without the permission of The Brown Daily Herald. Contact The Herald if you have any comments or suggestions.