Mardi Gras 2008: BlaQue To The Old School

You hear the "cuts" Strawberry Letter 23, Bounce, Roll, Skate, More Bounce to the Ounce, The Message, Planet Rock and more. Suddenly, you remember the days when a "battle" was defined by clever lyrics at a microphone not atrocities against people who look like you. You have visions of Kangols, Adidas, "Chuck Taylors" and yeah even Izod. You suddenly have a taste for Pixy Stix, Now and Laters, Jolly Ranchers and Lemon Heads...Where are you?

You're at the "BlaQue to the Old School: A Journey Through Hip Hop and R&B" featuring the World Famous DJ Kid Capri.



Old Schoolers don't miss your chance to reminisce. New Schoolers, don't miss the opportunity to discover where most of the songs you like today come from because that "phat beat" you hear was likely laid down years ago.



Don't hear about this one on "Monday", BE THERE! CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS



CLICK HERE For more information about this event!!!
http://www.ques-lgg.org/content.aspx?page_id=87&club_id=781981&item_id=39496


Dress: Grown and Sexy

LGG mardi Gras 2008

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You hear the "cuts" Strawberry Letter 23, Bounce, Roll, Skate, More Bounce to the Ounce, The Message, Planet Rock and more. Suddenly, you remember the days when a "battle" was defined by clever lyrics at a microphone not atrocities against people who look like you. You have visions of Kangols, Adidas, "Chuck Taylors" and yeah even Izod. You suddenly have a taste for Pixy Stix, Now and Laters, Jolly Ranchers and Lemon Heads...Where are you?

You're at the "BlaQue to the Old School: A Journey Through Hip Hop and R&B" featuring the World Famous DJ Kid Capri.



Old Schoolers don't miss your chance to reminisce. New Schoolers, don't miss the opportunity to discover where most of the songs you like today come from because that "phat beat" you hear was likely laid down years ago.



Don't hear about this one on "Monday", BE THERE! CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS

Kappa Omega Mardi Friday, March 28th & Saturday, March 29th, 2008

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Kappa Omega Mardi Gras
Friday, March 28th & Saturday, March 29th, 2008


Greetings:

It's that time again. Thanks for last year's support despite the
weather. I would like to take this opportunity to disseminate
information concerning our 43rd Mardi Gras.

I will have 100 tickets to sell to the "out of town" patrons up to the day of the event,
Friday, March 28, 2007 in the Radisson Penn Harris lobby. However if
you know you are coming and want tickets in advance, you can purchase
them with money orders or certified checks made out to: Kappa Omega
Mardi Gras 2007.

My cell number is (757) 329-4100 if you need to
reach me for further questions. Personal checks will not be accepted.
Mail your money orders or certified checks to: Dennis Lumpkin, Sr.;
6093 Cherry Hill Rd.; Harrisburg, PA. 17111. Once I receive the funds
I can either hold the tickets or mail them to you. Purchase of
tickets are final.

Motion hair care products will again be distributed Saturday night. Flyers with directions to other city
events will be passed out in the lobby or call me on my cell. Then as
usually, the Saturday Frat House Set-Out, immediately following the
traditional Saturday morning basketball game. And if weather permits,
provision for Saturday morning golf will be available as well. This
year promises to be the best Harrisburg Mardi Gras yet. The Mardi
Gras is Kappa Omega's largest fundraiser.

OMEGA MARDI GRAS TUNE-UP: Friday March 28th, 2008 9PM to 1AM
Will be held at the Radisson Penn Harris Hotel & Convention Center.
Music will be supplied by:" DJ Kevin Lynch

OMEGA MARDI GRAS 2008 - Saturday March 29th, 2008 9PM to 2AM
Theme: "A gathering of heroes from Aquaman to Zorro"

Music by: DJ Kevin Lynch and Band "A Change of Pace" from Washington, D.C.
Place: Radisson Penn Harris Hotel & Convention Ctr., Rt. 11 & 15 Camp Hill, PA
Cost: $50.00 per person

Attire: Costume: "Theme Appropriate" or Formal
The costume judging will be held from 11:30pm to 12:00am.

The breakfast buffet will open at Midnight. The Omega Hymn will be sung at 1:00am

Room Rates: $103.00 per night (Single or Double). Call 717-763-7117
for reservations.

TICKET PACKAGE: Tickets are $50.00 in advance and $55.00 at the
door. Package includes Friday Night Tune-Up Party and Mardi Gras
Costume Ball. Tickets must be purchased as full event packages
ONLY. It is expressly emphasized that tickets be purchased in
advance. Only a limited supply of tickets will be available at the
door.

FOR DIRECTIONS TO THE MARDI GRAS TO INCLUDE ROUTES FROM HARRISBURG,
BALTIMORE-WASHINGTON AND RONALD REAGAN AIRIPORTS, PLEASE CALL MY CELL.

Fraternally,
Dennis L. Lumpkin, Sr.
2008 Mardi Gras Committee
(757) 329-4100

FIRST NETWORKING EVENT OF SPONSORED BY THE URBAN ASSOCIATES

FEEL FREE TO ATTEND THE FIRST NETWORKING EVENT OF 2008 SPONSORED BY THE URBAN ASSOCIATES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
japinckney@verizon.net

Mrs. Willa Mae Cooper-Hampton, the widow of our Founder Oscar J. Cooper

Brothers of Omega,

It is with deep regret that I inform you of the passing of Mrs. Willa Mae Cooper-Hampton, the widow of our Founder Oscar J. Cooper. She was 89 years old.

Funeral Services will be held on

Monday, January 28, 2008, 10:30AM

At

The African Episcopal Church of Saint Thomas

6361 Lancaster Ave
Philadelphia, PA 19151

215) 473-3065

Iota Nu ChapterPresents the“Mardi Gras Ball 2008”

Here is the flyer for the Iota Nu Mardi Gras… Pass it one to other brothers.

Call me regarding tickets…


Derrick Brockman

DB Enterprises, Inc.

267-977-5573

Email: Derrickbrockman@comcast.net

Check out www.que-iotanu.com

Iota Nu ChapterPresents the“Mardi Gras Ball 2008”
Donation: $50 per person
Cash Bar & DinnerEntertainment by Magic 95.9FM DJ’s Slice & Tim Watts
Purchase Tickets or Sponsorship Info Contact:David White –410-306-0343
Derrick Brockman –410-436-8709 Online at www.QUES-IOTANU.com

OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY, INC.Iota Nu Chapter
Pesents the“Mardi Gras Ball 2008”To Purchase Tickets Contact: David White –410-306-0343, Or Derrick Brockman –410-436-8709 or online at
www.QUES-IOTANU.com

For Hotel Reservations: Ramada Hotel 410-679-0770 or www.ramadaedgewood.com
SaturdayFebruary 23, 20088:00 PM to 1:00 AM

Donation: $50.00
RichlinBallroom at Ramada Inn Hotel●Edgewood, MDRichlinBallroom atRamada Inn HotelEdgewood, MDFor Hotel reservations: 410-679-0770

Rep. James E. Clyburn of South Carolina (Member of Omega Psi Phi), the highest-ranking black member of Congress, said he was disappointed in Clinton's

Rep. James E. Clyburn of South Carolina (Member of Omega Psi Phi), the highest-ranking black member of Congress, said he was disappointed in Clinton's comment, but declined to take sides in the primary.

QUES Night Out :: Richmond, Va... UPSILON NU Chapter

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Chi Upsilon Chapter 2008 Omega Talent Hunt

Chi Upsilon Chapter
2008 Omega Talent Hunt

Walt Whitman Arts Center
2nd & Cooper Streets
Camden, NJ 08104

January 25, 2008
7pm
$10




Contact
Bro. Hassan Sabree 856. 236. 2737
Bro. Jamal Dickerson 856. 217. 0349

Bridge Builder Tailgate @ the Mu Omega Frat House

Philly Area Que's Present the Bridge Builder Tailgate @ the Mu Omega Frat House

Bridge Builder Tailgate @ the Mu Omega Frat House

YOUR INVITED BY THE PHILLY & SOUTH JERSEY QUES
Mu Omega (Philly)
Omega Delta Delta (Temple Univ.)
Mu (University of Penn)
Zeta Iota Iota (Lincoln PA)
Beta (Lincoln Univ.PA)
Beta Gamma (Cheney Univ.)
Chi Upsilon (Camden NJ)
Pi Kappa Kappa (Sicklerville NJ)
Phi Kappa (Rowan Univ.)
NuNu (Willingboro NJ)
Pi Epsilon (Chester PA)
And Others
Eagles-Saints:
Sunday, December 23, 2007
1:00 PM ET
Tailgate Party
Mu Omega House
431 E Locust Ave
Philadelphia, PA 19144-1323
http://www.mapquest.com
The Area Bruhz are coming together to drop their Tailgates and have another party! The day includes a buffet of delectable cuisine from our award winning local Bruhz that Grill.

New Philly Area Brothers will be introduced for the first time and in keeping with the local Bridge Building tradition between Philly and Jersey, the Oil will Flow unstop.
This year's Bridge Builder Tailgate We'd like to welcome back all the Tailgating Bruh from Philly / South Jersey to close out another great Football season in Friendship and Fraternity.
Just visit http://www.muomegaques.com/ for more information.
Mu Omega Contact Bro's
Bro. Jesse's 215-920-1856
Bro. Darryl 267-254-8315
DarQ Gable 267-235-6005.

The Bridge Builder
An old man, going a lone highway
Came at the evening, cold and gray,
To a chasm vast and wide and steep,
With waters rolling cold and deep.
The old man crossed in the twilight dim,
The sullen stream had no fears for him;
But he turned when safe on the other side,
And built a bridge to span the tide.
"Old man," said a fellow pilgrim near,
You are wasting your strength with building here.
Your journey will end with the ending day,
You never again will pass this way.
You've crossed the chasm, deep and wide,
Why build you this bridge at the eventide?"

The builder lifted his old gray head.
"Good friend, in the path I have come," he said,
"There followeth after me today
A youth whose feet must pass this way.
The chasm that was as nought to me
To that fair-haired youth may a pit-fall be;
He, too, must cross in the twilight dim-
Good friend, I am building this bridge for him."

— Will Allen Dromgoole

P&G Bowling Party:NuOmicron of Omega/DRO of AKA Holiday Bowling

In a message dated 12/13/2007 3:59:43 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, PowerCopeInc writes:
Thank you for your past support of Nu Omicron Events





Nu Omicron Chapter

Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.

P.O. BOX 230145

HOLLIS, NEW YORK 11423

“Friendship is essential to the Soul”



Nu Omicron Chapter of

Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.

Presents its

5th Annual Benevolence Bowling Party &

Toy Drive



Co-Hosted by the Delta Rho Omega Chapter of

ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC



Friday, December 14th, 2007
10PM- 2AM

Buffet

Cash Bar

Unlimited Games and Shoes included



$25 General Admission

$15 With a New/Unopened Toy


AMF Van Wyck Lanes.



13240 Metropolitan Ave. Richmond Hill, NY 11418

Queens NY (718) 297-5250

15 minutes from Manhattan

Exit #6/ Jamaica/Hillside Exit off the Van Wyck Expressway

E/F train to Jamaica Ave



Visit us at www.NuOmicron.org

Proceeds will be donated to:

The Ivy Rose Foundation, Inc.

Brookdale Hospital Medical Center Pediatric Sickle Cell Anemia Fund

Nu Omicron Chapter’s Benevolence and Scholarship Programs

Nu Omicron Chapter’s Early Childhood Education Center

I started a Missing Person's face book event for this bruh.

Bruhz,
I started a Missing Person's face book event for this bruh. For
those on facebook, feel free to join the event and it is imperative
that you invite all your facebook friends. The more people people who
see it, the more aware they can be. Here is the link
Killer's XE92 first cousin MISSING PERSON in Philly,
http://fsu.facebook.com/event.php?eid=6539858406

John D. Skief, 59, an educator and political activist

John D. Skief, 59, an educator and political activist who labored all his adult life to promote self-reliance among African Americans, died Saturday after an apparent heart attack at his West Philadelphia home, his family said.
His wife, Tonya, said Mr. Skief had complained he wasn't feeling well on Friday. He was out of bed, unable to sleep, she said, when the attack occurred early the next morning. She said he died about 6 a.m. at Albert Einstein Medical Center.

Mr. Skief was a promoter of the charter-school movement in Pennsylvania and was founder of Harambee Institute of Science and Technology, one of the first charter schools to be approved in Philadelphia, in 1997.

Harambee, which today has about 500 students, had its roots as an after-school program in 1974 in a storefront at 60th and Walnut Streets. Mr. Skief later introduced a full-day program during a city teachers' strike.

Mr. Skief had been introduced to the civil-rights struggle in the 1960s by his father, John D. Skief Sr., who had marched with Philadelphia NAACP leader Cecil B. Moore.

He was involved in a 12-year movement to elect the city's first black mayor beginning the year after his graduation from Cheyney University. He worked as a campaign organizer for Democrats Hardy Williams in 1971, Charles Bowser in 1975 and W. Wilson Goode in 1983. It was Goode who finally achieved the goal.

Goode, speaking yesterday in an interview, said Mr. Skief's educational achievements impressed him even more than his political activism.

"He was a passionate advocate for education of young African American students," Goode said. " . . . He went out of his way to make sure that kids got what they needed to succeed."

Mr. Skein continued to be active in mayoral politics until 1999, when he backed former state welfare secretary John White Jr. in an unsuccessful Democratic primary battle.

White said yesterday that Mr. Skief was an expert at training election-day workers on how to get out the vote for a candidate.

But like Goode, White said of Mr. Skief: "His passion was education."

Mr. Skief went to West Philadelphia's John Bartram High School. At Cheyney University, from which he graduated in 1970, he was a record-setting high jumper and a member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity.

He began his career as a history teacher at Benjamin Franklin High School and later taught at three other city high schools: Edison, West Philadelphia and University City.

His interest in what his wife called "alternative" schools began with his growing conviction that "the public schools were not serving African Americans the way they should," she said.

He had been working to add a high-school program at the Harambee school, which now serves students in kindergarten through eighth grade.

His son Masai, 26, who teaches math and science at the school, said Mr. Skief hoped to begin a program next fall in which high school students would work online at home from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. each day, then go into the school building from 3:30 to 6. Saturday classes were also planned.

"He said he'd hang up his gloves and retire when he graduated his first senior class out of high school," Masai Skief said.

Besides his wife and son Masai, Mr. Skief is survived by three children: Terrell, 38; Kimberly, 35, and Kalima, 19. He had a son, Damani, who was shot to death in Philadelphia 10 years ago, his wife said.

A memorial service is planned to run from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Pinn Memorial Baptist Church, 54th Street and Wynnefield Avenue, West Philadelphia.
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HOW DO you create dynamic change in a community?
For Baba John (Skief), it was a lifelong question that he answered through the arts initially, and then through education. It is a powerful and deep wound to the black community and to the city to have lost such a large and charismatic figure who was overflowing in that sense of consciousness and community empowerment as well.

The work that John Skief spent his lifetime on laid the foundation on which the black arts, and, yes, education reform, are resting on in Philadelphia today.

The black arts movement in Philly followed the black arts movement of the '60s.

John and his peers were bearers of the torch, a torch ignited by that first black arts movement - and then the civil-rights movement, and carried into the 1970s by young lions like John.

In an often uncredited way, John's life's work made a great difference in the arts, cultural and even educational scenes of Philadelphia. Once upon a time, celebrating Kwanzaa was as foreign to black people as it would be for them to celebrate Hanukkah. But with John leading the way, the city held its first Kwanzaa celebration in the 1970s.

Following this landmark achievement, John went on to build one of the first charter schools in the city, an Afro-centric model no less modeled on the Kwanzaa principles of unity, self-determination, collective work and responsibility, cooperative economics, purpose, creativity and faith.

Having first met John as a child 30 years ago, and having worked closely with him as an adult, just to be in his presence inspired you to want to go out and change the world.

Everything he envisioned 30 years ago, he made come true. Citywide Kwanzaa celebrations - he did that. Paving the way for mandatory teacher and student learning of African-American history and culture - he did that. Getting an old schoolhouse and turning it into a charter school - he did that. Building a charter school up from the ground up in a black community - he did that. Living long enough to make his vision a reality . . . yes, he did that, too.

His death is a terrible loss for the city at a time when the community needs leadership like his in education.

But don't grieve for him. Celebrate, to a conga drumbeat and a resounding trumpet; celebrate, for his was an inspiring life that rejoiced in celebration every chance he could get.

In closing, let me say this: Death comes like a thief in the night, and it will steal your energy, it will steal your passion, it will steal your motivation to do much of anything.

But what will challenge death is celebration, celebration of life. There is too much work to be done to allow grief to steal our motivation to move forward. And so I ask, how will you celebrate his legacy? Focus on that, and each of us will find the energy and inspiration to do what we need to do.

Cartoon not intended to offend - Opinion

Cartoon not intended to offend - Opinion

Philly’s Men Are Cookin’After Party

Greetings from The Ivy Legacy Foundation, the 501(c)(3) charitable arm of Rho Theta Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. This year, The Ivy Legacy Foundation is celebrating the sixteenth annual Philly’s Men Are Cookin’: Philadelphia's Premier Celebration of Taste, a noble fundraising event that showcases the culinary talents of volunteer chefs, both amateur and professional, who prepare and serve their signature dishes for attendees to enjoy. While Philadelphia is known for hosting wonderful events that highlight the culinary arts, Philly's Men Are Cookin' is the only local event of its kind that is overwhelmingly attended by an affluent and influential African-American population. Your presence will make it an even greater success. As a result, we would like to extend to you a personal invitation to this year's legendary benefit.

For the second year in a row, The National Constitution Center, in the heart of Center City Philadelphia, will provide a stellar backdrop for our event that will be held on Saturday, November 24, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. and will feature a VIP Reception, the Main Event, Silent Auction and Post Event Social. This event historically attracts over 1,000 guests and is guaranteed to be a fantastic evening of great networking, fabulous entertainment and delicious food in support of raising funds for our scholarships and community grants.

Philadelphia Ticket Locations
Glassman's Ticket Agency - 231 S. 13th Street
Modern Gent - 1515 Spring Garden Street
Omega Optical - 2385 Cheltenham Avenue, Cheltenham Square Mall
Sherman Toppin Real Estate - 2112 Walnut Street, 4th Floor

MU OMEGA CHAPTER IS CALLING ALL BROTHERS TO CELEBRATE

FOUNDERS DAY THE OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY, INC.
MU OMEGA CHAPTER IS CALLING ALL BROTHERS TO CELEBRATE
SATURDAY, November 17, 2007

EDGAR A. LOVE
1891 – 1974

OSCAR J. COOPER
1888 – 1972

FRANK COLEMAN
1890 – 1967

ERNEST E. JUST
1883 – 1941

Achievement Week Activities
SATURDAY, November 17, 2007 – SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2007
come out and celebrate with the brothers of omega psi phi fraternity, inc.

SATURDAY, NovEMBER. 17, 2007
What: Founder’s Day Brunch
Time: 10:30AM – 1:00PM
Place: Mu Omega Frat House, 431 E. Locust Ave.
Attire: Business Casual
Keynote Speaker: Bro. Kenny Jackson
Theme: Building Brotherhood through Friendship
* Brothers only
SUNDAY, NovEMBER 18, 2007
hat: Achievement Week Program
Time: 3:00pm
Place: Grace Baptist Church
25 West Johnson St. Philadelphia, PA 19144
Keynote Speaker: Rev. Kevin R. Johnson
(Sr. Minister Bright Hope Baptist Church)
* Friends and family are encouraged to attend!

Bro. Rickey Smiley We Miss Robert Drug Dealer Funeral Rap Video

Bro. Rickey Smiley We Miss Robert Drug Dealer Funeral Rap Video

Championing Children

Championing Children
Which CNN Hero profiled onair and online is your favorite?

You've seen them... been inspired by them... now it's your turn to vote for them!

26% 4078

Bro.Thabiti Boone
uses sports, hip-hop to raise reading scores in New York

Greeks Since Monday, we have been calling upon you to assist our good Brother Thabiti B. Boone in his quest to win the CNN Heroes Viewers Choice Award. In addition to this being a tremendous honor, the winner of this award will receive $25,000 to go towards furthering their respective causes.

Brother Boone was recognized by Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. for his work with the youth in our community promoting literacy. When you log on to the site, you will be able to view the CNN piece where Bro Boone was featured highlighting the work he is doing with our youth.

Thus far, Brother Thabiti has a slight lead in the voting which ends Monday November Voting in this category continues until Monday, November 5, 2007 (12 p.m. ET). We would like to thank those of you who have already voted, and implore those of you who have yet to vote to log on to the site http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2007/cnn.heroes/ and cast your vote for Brother Boone, and please encourage your friends, family ect to do the same.
Thabiti Boone:

Thabiti is the founder of Thabiti Enterprises, a business operation that facilitates all his activities as an Author, Former Basketball Star, Hip Hop Activist, Inspirational Speaker, Entrepreneur, Humanitarian and community Initiatives F.I.S.T., Inc. Youth Empowerment Organization and Rise To The Occasion Programs. He makes over 200 speaking appearances a year with important leaders and celebrities. He has appeared on TV, radio, featured in magazines and newspaper articles. He was selected as a distinguished Future Leader Of America. He works with the NY Knicks and many Hip Hop stars to improve the lives of young people. He is the Author of Rising To The Occasion Success Book. He is currently on a Sports, Hip Hop Reading Book Tour.





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offers promising athletes coaching and tutoring in Haiti

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brings hope to children growing up in poverty in Soweto

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teaches dance to children from Colombia shantytowns

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KAÁS ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP PARTY

2 WEEKS TOGO UNTIL KAÁS ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP PARTY AT THE INTERNATIONAL WORLD HEADQUARTERS NOVEMBER 10, 2007. TICKETS ARE ONLY $20. Omega Psi Phi Inc. Atlanta GA

Achievement Week Program - Saturday Nov 3, 2007 1-5pm (Lunch will be served promptly at 2pm).

The 1st Vice Grand Basileus (National Achievement Week Program - Saturday Nov 3, 2007 1-5pm (Lunch will be served promptly at 2pm).

The 1st Vice Grand Basileus (National Vice President) - Bro Carl A. Blunt will be the keynote speaker.

Honorees:

Citizen of the Year:

The Honorable NYS Senator Velmanette Montgomery (District 18)

Special Sponsorship Award:
Donyshia Benjamin
Hot97 FM Community Relations Director/Sr Promotions Manager

Omega Man of the Year and all other awards: TBA



Please come out an support!


OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY, INC.
ALPHA UPSILON CHAPTER

"BROOKLYN OMEGA"



THE MEN OF ALPHA UPSILON CHAPTER

CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO PARTAKE IN OUR….

NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT WEEK CELEBRATION LUNCHEON



SATURDAY NOVEMBER 3, 2007

1PM - 5PM

LUNCH TO BE SERVED PROMPTLY AT 2PM



GRACE A. HAREWOOD SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER

2D FLOOR
966 FULTON STREET
BROOKLYN , NEW YORK





HONOREES:



OMEGA MAN OF THE YEAR

CITIZEN OF THE YEAR

SUPERIOR SERVICE

COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN OF THE YEAR

BASILEUS AWARD

&

BRO EDWARD H. TAYLOR LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD





KEYNOTE SPEAKER:



BRO CARL A. BLUNT

THE 1ST VICE GRAND BASILEUS

(NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT) OF

OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY, INC.



LIVE ENTERTAINMENT WILL BE PROVIDED FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT!