[Senusret I]

As all the Brothers should probably be aware of by now, Alpha Phi Omega produces a History CD-ROM. The CD has a lot of good information on it, basically everything that would be in a national history book, but with more multimedia, such as recordings of the Toast Song and interviews.

My question: Should the Fraternity once again publish our History in book format?

I think so. Every organization has some sort of bound volume available to its members. Sure, the CD is nice. But I want a book to be able to pull off of my shelf and look at whenever I want to. And let's not forget that we still live in an economically divided society. By only producing a CD-ROM History, the Fraternity forgets that not every college student can afford a computer of their own to view this data.

What are your thoughts?