The New Electronic Cross & Crescent Magazine

Tom Earp · #1 11-13-2006, 06:28 PM

Brother Lynn, your are to modest to say the least for those of us who know you.

I also know some from IHQ who check G C and there is a lot of interesting information and comments here. This has replaced Digital on our web site.

True, the Brothers, here on G C who are many and spread all over the world, have insights and things to say for the good and the bad of l what happens in LXA.
If any as we know have seen and read many of the items and posts on G C, they can see what the Brotherhood of LXA really is.

From Eastern Long Island to California, Minnesota to Texas, that is where we are located and do keep up on all of the items and problems of our Fraternity.

As you know, we are all men and Brothers who have our own minds and ideas and profess them proudly to try and help our fellow Brothers.

I am sure having worked with the New now, some what older IHQ people they also understand.

Jason is under the gun for a Monthly C & C, but as I was told once, the main % of reading was about Zetas.

Well, We as Brothers are always interestred about our Brothers from no matter where and the new ones who may join us.

Granted the ones who of our Brothers have obtained stature, there are many of us who add to the Alumni Foundation with no matter how little or how much.

We are important also.

Maybe if Jason reads some of the posts, the C & C can be taylored more.

I am sure it will take a while, and We are all patient. But if a change is needed, heed us.

Not only awards (Order of Merit), but what about articles of the Grand High Zeta Members who give their time and effort for LXA.?

They are the people who are important to us. Why, Because they are looking over the Brothers along with the IHQ Officers.

docroc67 · #2 12-02-2006, 06:44 PM

Brothers,

The latest issue of the Electronic Cross & Crescent Magazine is on-line and on time since November, 2005. Commitment made and kept!

I hope that you all enjoy this edition.

Yours in ZAX,

Mike Raymond,
Z-U Zeta

Tom Earp · #3 12-03-2006, 11:24 AM

Mike, reading your historical writings is always high on my list to read.

The history that you present is always an in depth essay of LXA of yore.

The Warren A. Cole story is one that is very interesting as very little, many times, is unknown about Brother Cole. I cannot wait to read the second part of the Cole history and about the expedition.

HONKY660 · #4 12-03-2006, 06:31 PM

Did you notice in the chapter news, that a lot of alumni have posted comments expressing their views on how IHQ has kept them in the dark about operation standards of their former zetas that are now closed, and expressing a need for recolonization.

docroc67 · #5 01-02-2007, 09:33 AM

Brothers,

The latest issue of the Electronic C&C was posted, as promised and on time, last night!

I want to thank all of my fellow GChaters who helped in any way with the discovery of Warren A. Cole's "lost grave site." You humor, advice, research, encouragement, and work are much appreciated by me.

John G., thank you for taking the time to actually find and document the grave site. I wish that I could have been there with you!

I hope all of you like the Warren Cole article and the rest of the January Cross & Crescent magazine.

Yours in ZAX,

Mike Raymond
Class of 1967
Miami University
Oxford, Ohio
Zeta-Upsilon Zeta

Tom Earp · #6 01-02-2007, 05:36 PM

Was on C & C and now cannot get on it for some reason. PMed you to see if you could be of help!

No email advisory and cannot get on through LXA Site!

Anyone else having problems?

john1082 · #7 01-02-2007, 06:28 PM

We can always do a summer tour!

Quote:

Originally Posted by docroc67

Brothers,

SNIP

John G., thank you for taking the time to actually find and document the grave site. I wish that I could have been there with you!

Oh Hell are you suggesting a Road Trip?

Yes!!!!

Ottor 246 · #8 01-03-2007, 09:20 AM

Brother Raymond,

Great article on Cole's grave site. Somehow, I missed the December issue, so I just read Part 1 of the Cole story for the first time. While it is interesting that Cole's sons didn't join Lambda Chi Alpha, it isn't really surprising, is it? Since they would probably have been college age during the time when their father was sort of an "nonentity" at headquarters?

It's my understanding that Warren Cole wasn't even listed as a founder or even a member during the time between 1920 and 1957. If a fraternity had given my dad the boot that way, deserved or not, I probably wouldn't join either.

Regardless, great article. Do you have plans for a Part 3?

In ZAX,
Ottor