Thanks! Yes, as an aside, Omega Psi Phi does have some beautiful songs--both melodies and lyrics. This is not simply an Omega man bragging. I've heard other Greeks(esp. women!
) say the same. One of things that draws people to our Memorial Services is the singing of our hymn,"Omega Dear', which is the last thing we do. It is a beautiful and moving hymn with crisp, meaningful lyrics and a haunting melody. Yes, not only Langston Hughes, but Dr. Charles Drew, the man most responsible for the development of the use of blood plasma in WWII and a great surgeon/educator and Dr. W. Mercer Cook, Professor of French at Howard Univ. and Ambassador to Senegal (of whom it was said that he spoke English with a French accent!),wrote this song when they were undergrads at Amherst College.
"Que Psi Phi til the day I die!"