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September 1994 Washington, D.C.
U L A O A Mu Lambda Chapter, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
President’s
Message Welcome backi It seems
In college days, the season of Fall, with its requisite September classes, always brought change from the summer job and the summer’s hot doldrums. And even though the speed of life is now fast, and the years gone by are sometimes great— the season still brings, like
the Brotherhood that Iwould
the color of the leaves, afeeling of
focus on four themes: 1)
change and recon guration. In that spirit, the Mu Lambda Torch has gone through ametamorphosis.
Membership Reclamation, 2)
as if last week we were hold¬
ing our June meeting at the Howard University Blackburn Center. Two years ago, when Iwas elected President of Mu
Lambda chapter, Ipromised
The Mu Lambda Torch has
changed to re ect the growing di¬
versity of opinion in the chapter, and to more effectively reach out to ‘Servants of AH”
all brothers.
To accomplish this goal, this newsletter will expand its coverage to encompass sections for poetiy, general editorial, and world events. 1hus, the Torch strongly encour¬ ages that all brothers submit articles on anything that they think is news¬ worthy or impacts on the brother¬ hood of Mu Lambda. Brothers
should give special attention to lending their intellectual and cre¬ ative gifts by submitting poetry and
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the chapter— therefore, all should participate by lending their voices in writing by the 15th of the month preceding the month in which you want your work published. Please send material to Bro. Jeffrey ICimbrough, 2001 North Adams Street, Apartment 507, Arlington, Virgima 22201.
Let’s make the Torch our bea¬
personal current events or accom¬ plishments to the Ticker Tape will also be greatly appreciated.
con— ashining the light for all of the rest of the fraternity to see.
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work left to be done.
Let me tell you what we ac-
The newsletter is are ection of
editorial comment. Submissions of
Henry A. Callis George B. Kelley
Community Service Develop¬ ment, 3) H.A. Callis expan¬ sion and development, 4) ac¬ quiring achapter house. Af¬ ter two years, our success has been extraordinary, al¬ though there is there is much
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Give every man thine
ear, but few thy voice:
Take every man's censurOj but reserve thy Judgment” ●Shakespeare complished. We are now the largest chapter in the Frater¬ nity. We have implemented a successful community ser¬ vice committee, and we have
developed aMu Lambda See Message page 2
Charles H. Chapman Eugene Klnckle Jones Nathaniel A. Murray Robert H. Ogle Vertner W. Tandy
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