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02-02-2006, 05:05 PM
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Brother Mike, especially enjoyed your Emily Butterfield article and relayed it to the AGD Thread.
Amazing How intertwined We as GLOs really are.
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02-03-2006, 01:18 AM
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I agree great article.
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02-08-2006, 11:42 AM
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Thank You!
Brothers,
I really appreciate your kind words. I enjoyed doing the research about her for the article. I also thought the information about BPA and Balfour maintaining departments to create everything for a fraternity or sorority was interesting too. I would like to get my hands on the archives of those two companies. Can you imagine what treasures they hold?
Your in ZAX,
Mike Raymond, Z-U Zeta
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02-08-2006, 07:33 PM
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Mike, You would probably have such an orgasmic experience You would not be with us any more!
Also sent Link to The President of AGD!
Thought She might enjoy it!
She Did!!!!!
Many Thanks!
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03-02-2006, 09:34 AM
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The March Cross & Crescent is On-line!
Brothers,
The March Cross & Crescent is on-line. This makes the fifth issue of the magazine published on-line and on time! That is 80 pages of information so far.
I recommend reading the "Recruitment" article. It addresses some of the issues raised here about our declining membership.
Don't forget the "podcast" and the printable pdf versions of the C&C.
Yours in ZAX,
Mike Raymond,
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03-02-2006, 07:56 PM
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Mike,
Loved your most recent article and left a comment. I think it's the best yet. Great job!
ZAX,
Jono
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03-02-2006, 10:12 PM
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Echo, Brother Jono. He beat Me to posting on Your article!
Another Article so well done and need to go back and reread it now that I am home for the evening!
Thank You for all of the investigating to get all of this information.
Well Done!!!!!!
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04-02-2006, 09:30 AM
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The Sixth Issue of the Electronic C&C Has Been Posted
Brothers,
The sixth issue of the Electronic Cross & Crescent Magazine was posted early this morning. This makes six issues in a row issued on time as promised! A total of 96 pages of information about different aspects of our Fraternity have been published so far.
Of particular note this time is a fine sidebar in the History Department by the one, only, and not to be duplicated Jono Hren. I hope that this is the first of many by Brother Jono!
I have noticed that some of our Zetas are linking their webpages to the magazine. I think that is a great idea!
Please do what you can to pass the word that this new version of the C&C is on line.
Finally, remember that you can print out a version of the magazine. It is different in some respects from the electronic issue of the C&C.
In any case, enjoy....
Yours in ZAX,
Mike Raymond,
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04-02-2006, 10:36 AM
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I just finished reading the April C & C and again found another interesting Article into The History of LXA!
Thanks again Mike Raymond!
I am sure I can see Brother Jonos hand print in the Article also!
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04-02-2006, 01:07 PM
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Mike Raymond wrote the excellent article on the Expositor.
I only did the sidebar (at his request).
ZAX,
Jono
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05-02-2006, 08:19 AM
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The May Issue of the Cross & Crescent
Brothers,
The May issue of the electronic version of the Cross & Crescent magazine was posted early this morning. This is the seventh issue of the C&C that has appeared on time as promised. This represents 114 pages of new material since the magazine first appeared in November, 2005.
Of course, there is much more to this issue than meets the eye! How about a slide show? A Blog? Podcast? The magazine is very
"interactive," with many words and illustrations linked to more "stuff!" A very rich experience if you take the time to look at it!
I hope you enjoy it and find it worthy of our Fraternity.
Yours in ZAX,
Mike Raymond,
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05-02-2006, 05:19 PM
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Thanks again Mike-docroc for another great insight on LXA of Old!
There is so much to catch and went back from the links tha I had forgotten. Ordered Da Vinci Code to check out Rene' of Anjou!
Got a funny from Jono about the Brother on the Braille sustem. A nice bit of insight tid bit.
This is waht I enjoy so much. History of LXA that so many do not ever know.
I impart to My Zeta and it is only 40 years Old of our History. So small a pitentence of Life!
Thanks Mike for another Job Well Done!
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05-03-2006, 01:08 PM
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Re: Online Magazine Tells Stories - May
Isn't it interesting how religion seems to bring out the best in everyone?
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05-04-2006, 05:19 PM
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Re: Re: Online Magazine Tells Stories - May
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Originally posted by JonoBN41
Isn't it interesting how religion seems to bring out the best in everyone?
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Brothers,
An interesting little "drama" is being played out in the latest issue of the C&C. It appears that the Da Vinci Code continues to "ruffle some feathers!" How we get from the DaVinci Code to homosexuality, Satan, and the need for all to believe in some particular religious doctrine to be "saved" is beyond me.
The Bible, in my opinion, has been used to justify about any belief anyone wanted to impose on others. Of course, people have a wonderful capacity to see things, even the same thing, in many different ways. In pre-Civil War America, both sides of the slavery issue used the Bible to justify their positions. It took a war, another 100 years, and the Civil Rights Act to gain general acceptance that Blacks were not property but people entitled to civil rights. Of course the debate goes on....
You might want to check out the "Online Magazine Tells Stories" article by Jason Pearce in this month's issue of the C&C. You might even want to jump in on one side or the other of the discussion!
Yours in ZAX,
Mike Raymond,
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05-04-2006, 06:02 PM
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The Bible has always be suspect.
But, what is amazing, it keeps coming up what really semi happened. It is a Historical Book that is being proven daily!
But There are so many things that have happened sense the beginning of time.
I did buy ther Da Vincci Code to make a Reference to see what is happening!
I am not sure who was really there who wrote anything!
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