At that time the movement's underground newsletter, Ha'Metsudah (the Fortress) also began publication, expressing the active trend of the movement.

It was the headquarters of The Grapevine, an underground newsletter that was critical of the Vietnam War and President Richard Nixon.

Staff discontent recently led to an underground newsletter that criticized the center's management for, among other things, failing to have a policy on how to protect workers from tuberculosis.

But the main emotion prompted by a speculative trawl through the bounteously still-up-and-running archives of sadly defunct American underground newsletter Arthur is one of pure enjoyment.

Twice in 2011, groups of students produced and distributed an underground newsletter protesting changes under the new administration.

Faiers became an anti-war activist in Miami, Florida, attending demonstrations, organizing a campus group and publishing an underground newsletter.

The Fearsome Five were founded by the psychopathic criminal Doctor Light, through an ad he placed in the Underworld Star, a criminal underground newsletter.

He has encouraged free discussion, even something he calls an "underground newsletter" - a computer site where employees can post their thoughts about the company anonymously.

This was followed by the underground newsletter "Pink Triangle" (1981) and the book "Twenty-five Questions about Homosexuality" (1981).

The group smuggled in mimeograph machines to print its underground newsletter Komunikat, which had a circulation of around 20,000 by 1978.