Brother Mai Goode speaks out again.
A high point of his career came in 1962 when he was hired by ABC News in New York, thus becoming the first Black to hold membership in the National Association of Radio and Television News Directors and the Association of Radio and TV News Analysts. Since then, he has appeared before audiences in more than 300 cities in discussions of civil rights or the United Nations. Zeta Alpha chapter presented Goode with a meritorious service plaque for his accomplishments during his career. Also honored were the St. Louis Argus, Sentinel and American newspapers for their service to the St. Louis area black community. Zeta Alpha chapter president, Stephen Suggs, said the workshop was a huge success. "We had excellent support and participation from most of the Missouri chapters," he said. "We're grateful to Mr. Goode and the visiting brothers who helped."
vention, the Brothers of Gamma Theta (University of Dayton) are not to be forgotten as they aid us in its formulation. When the work day is over, we relax to the fullest. We were driven in a chauffeured limousine at the Homecoming Parade and went on to take first place in the step show afterwards. Our intramural basketball team placed second, with Brothers Kenny Singleton and Donald Brame the leagues' leading scorers. Brother Singleton has been named as a starter in the Intramural All-Star game. We would like to acknowlege the three Brothers we will be losing to graduation. Brother Kevin R. Penn from Youngstown, Ohio, has served the chapter as Treasurer, Assistant Dean of Pledgees, and Dean of Pledgees. He was a charter member and past VicePresident of Sigma Tau Epsilon, the Industrial Technology Fraternity. As an Industrial Tech major, he will be graduating Cum Laude. Brother David E. Brown from Chicago, Illinois, has been Secretary to Delta Xi, since coming here in 1975. In 1976, he was voted Brother of the Year and in 1978 was selected for Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. A former CSU Supreme Court Justice and the Fraternity Rep. to Pan-Hell, he now ser-
ves as the Senior Class Representative in the Senate as well as the VicePresident of the Senior Class. Brother Edwin H. Lloyd, a native Brooklyn, New Yorker, is "Mr. President." He has been elected Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class President. He is the President of the chapter, Vice-President of the PanHellenic Council, and the Fraternity's Representative in the Senate. Brother Lloyd was instrumental in obtaining a NAACP College Chapter at CSU. Because of his professional and community service, he was awarded as an Outstanding Young Man of America. Part of the success of the chapter is due to the other hard-working members, who hold Alpha high. Now the load is being shared by eight new members, whose line was called "THE FORCE." The other part of our success is having the support of the Wilberforce graduate chapter. Having a Past General President, the President of the University, as well as Brothers serving as Dean of Students, Dean of the College of Business, Department Chairmen, and the Director of Instructional Services, we have an advantage over all other organizations. Because only the strong survive, we will be pushing onward and upward toward the light.
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central state u The Brother of Delta Xi, the Central State University Chapter are alive and indeed carrying out the goals of Alpha. We are constantly striving to keep Alpha Phi Alpha "First of All," on the campus. President, Vice-President, Treasurer, and Sgt.-of-Arms are offices of the Pan-Hellenic Council held by members of the chapter. In addition to the President and Vice-President of the Senior Class. We are working diligently with our neighboring Brothers of Xi Chapter (Wilberforce University) in raising $1,000 to be donated to the United Negro College Fund and the NAACP, which we are planning to present to them by the middle of May. With CSU being the site of next year's state con42
The Sphinx / Summer 1978