“THE RANGERS JUST CHANGED the trash cans yesterday,” said Joshua Samuels, Iota Rho (Western Illinois), posing with his day’s trash haul from Lake Ouachita in Arkansas in one of his videos. “They’re going to be floored later when they drive by and see that it's full,” Samuels disposes of the 18 pounds of garbage he recovered from national forest land, clad only in his kilt and hiking boots. His medium-length beard disconnects from his hair, styled in a harsh undercut culminating in a ponytail that drops past his shoulders. If you tried to picture an environmentalist living out of his van relying on survivalist training on a months-long journey, you’d probably come up with something close to what Samuels looks like.
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