Originally Posted by DSTCHAOS (Post 1620859)

They are probably SUPER hot, too.

A name like "Omestad" is so...muscular slave dudeish which HAS to be HOT.

Originally Posted by DivineDiva47 (Post 1624876)

LOLOL...soror you are a mess. But I do AGREE.....;) Since I am well pass my undergrad days Imma need to see some ID...LOLOL!

Originally Posted by DSTCHAOS (Post 1620859)

They are probably SUPER hot, too.

A name like "Omestad" is so...muscular slave dudeish which HAS to be HOT.

Originally Posted by Wolfman (Post 1620526)

Per a report from the 13th District KRS (Secretary), it has been announced that a group of undergraduates at Carleton University in Canada have been initiated into the sacred fold of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., making them the first undergrads recently "made" in the 13th (International) District of the Fraternity.


Well its The 13th, The International QUES
Brothers, the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity now have undergraduates in
every district. Under the leadership of Bro. Jonathan Griffin, 13th
District Representative, we would like to congratulate “The OMESTAD
8”
Nu Gamma Gamma Spring 2008 in Ottawa, Canada at Carleton University
for
making history.
“The OMESTAD 8” - Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada, Charter
Line
Name Line Name Home
1. Stefan Keyes “Cinque”
Jamaica
2. Stephane Auguste “Time Bomb” Haiti
3. Kweku Winful “Prince HaQUEem Ghana
4. Michael Sakyi “Mandingo” Ghana
5. Bichoux St. Juste “QUE Tube” Haiti
6. Clement Ndegeya “I Am Legend” Rwanda
7. Delon Young “Predator” St.
Vincent & the Grenadines
8. Brian Crooks “No ID”
Trinidad

Originally Posted by Wolfman (Post 1620897)

Also, this marks the return of Omega to Canada. Initially the Sigma chapter (now at Michigan State) was located in Westmount (Montreal), Canada in the 1920s. This chapter was largely associated with McGill University, the "Harvard" of Canadian higher education. This chapter's most illustrious member was Bro. Charles Drew, M.D., DSc., who was a medical student at McGill at the time. He went on to do pioneering work in the use of Blood Plasma during WWII and trained many black surgeons at Howard. Charles Drew, along with chapter brother W. Mercer Cook, Ph.D. (later a Prof. of French at Howard and Ambassador to Senegal), while they were students at Amherst College in Mass. wrote 'Omega Dear', our national hymn, and one of the most beautiful and moving Greek songs in existence.

Originally Posted by michiganblkman (Post 1752597)

I crossed at this chapter. 5 - Nu Gamma Gamma - 93 . Back when it was a military chapter in Panama.