Stuart Leonard, an English instructor at Kean University who has been joining the protesters several times a week, said he was encouraged by Thursday’s turnout. But the Occupy Wall Street movement must do something new to stay relevant, he said.
“It needs to take a next step,” said Leonard, of Garwood.
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