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m i l Mu Lambda Chapter, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
Washington, D.C.
November 1994
President’s
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Message Where there is truth,
may we bring harmony.
The Fourth Annual Alpha Towne Meeting ,which was held on Thursday. October 13, 1994 was avery special event. It was
Where there is error,
may we bnng truth, U A .
Where there is doubt,
may we bring faith, And, where there is despair, may we bring hope.
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successful in that it ful lled its
mission of stimulation of lively thought and vigorous debate di¬ rected at the topic: “Redrawing the Lines of Equality.” The dis¬
—St. Francis of Assissi
Greetings! In just afew weeks, families will begin
cussion and debate were adroit-
the centuries old tradition of
fully moderated by the con¬
giving thanks for the many blessings of the last year. It
vener, Brother Ron Allen.
Before the presentations, a call to order was made by
is with this thought that Mu Lambda has much to be
Brother President C.C. Jones;
thankful for as well.
the fraternal prayer by given by Brother Rev. Paul Hoggard; and
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alegislative brie ng was made
in the Nation's Capitol Since 1923.
by Brother Ron Allen. The pan¬ elist invited to make presenta¬ tions and answer questions were Brothers Moses Boyd— Senior Counsel to the Senate
In October, we conducted the Fourth Annual Alpha Towne Meeting on Capitol
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Banking and Joe Rogers— Staff Counsel and Legislative Assis¬
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tant for Senator Brown.
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haughtiness and arrogance for
Committee on Commerce and
The thrust of Brother Moses
Boyd’s presentation surrounded the theme that presently African Americans ineffectively use their political clout— namely their right of franchise.
those who fear.
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those who wait; swollen with
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