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This article originally appeared on Imprint . Last week I visited Zuccotti Park, the shaky seat of Occupy Wall Street. It was Thursday, the two-month anniversary of the Lower Manhattan encampment, and although the NYPD raided it earlier in the week and rousted the protesters from their tents, there was a sizable crowd there before 7 a.m. They were there to march on the New York Stock Exchange, the first in a series of events that day, ending with a rally in Foley Square. At the park, I picked up the newest issue of the Occupied Wall Street Journal, the movement’s free newspaper, which is produced by volunteer designers and printers.

