My feeble attempt to put it into words… Attitude: Everyone is in a good mood. Was there something in the juice? Unlike a Conclave or Regionals where there’s serious work to do. This week had one purpose – celebration. Sorors: This week would not have been the same without them here. Scale: Blue everywhere. Bigger than … Read moreIt was EPIC
Happy Centennial – A Very Rare Gift – Honoring Uncle G (Zeta Alpha Spring 1939) It is here! The Centennial Celebration. At first, I wasn’t looking forward to it. But over the last 72 hours, the phone calls, invites, offers to stay at my house, just brought it all full circle, and I shed a … Read moreThe Crescent – Fall 1938
Brother Trennor Thomas Beckwith: one of the first 14 initiates. Alpha Chapter. Many years ago, I searched on the internet for our Brother – Trennor T. Beckwith. i didn’t find really anything until I guessed that his middle name might be Thomas. When I searched that I came up with an interesting story from a … Read moreTrennor Thomas Beckwith
A Brother from the first 14 initiated. Brother Theophilus Steward Langston. Originally from Bridgeton, New Jersey. Served in the U.S. Army and eventually moved to Chicago where he was a successful dentist. Apparently, he lived and worked at his office. Address: 4835 Michigan Ave. (Any Brothers in Chicago, try to take a picture of that … Read moreTheophilus Steward Langston
Last night, Dr. Bro. Kevin Rome (Chi chapter) was the keynote speaker at the Young Scholars Program event in Richmond, CA. Bro. Rome was the chapter advisor for Omicron Pi chapter at Cal Poly SLO when I pledged. (Note: Coincidentally, Omicron Pi celebrated its 30th anniversary earlier this week). For ten years, the program has … Read moreDr. Bro. Kevin Rome Speaks at Young Scholars Program Event