to learn such things as c o m m u n i c a t i o n e s t - t a k i n g skills, decision-making, values clarification, goal setting, etc. The program culminated with a "graduation" banquet for the participants and their parents. Each student received a certificate and four students were awarded s c h o l a r s h i p s r a n g i n g from $250.00-500.00. Victor Albert and Regina Gaskins were chosen to attend the Alpha Leadership Programs at Fisk University during the summer. Brother Stephens is to be commended for his tireless dedication to ensuring this program's continued success. Gamma Mu Lambda is clearly involved and carrying out the ideals of our dear fraternity. We are looking forward to another very successful year under our new chapter officers which include: Brothers Roland Gaines, President; Ceil Howard, VicePresident; Michael James, Corresponding Secretary; Al Whitaker, Financial Secretary; John McMillan, Recording Secretary; Gary Johnson, Treasurer; Curtis Richardson, Associate Editor to the Sphinx.
georgia G a m m a Sigma Lambda Awards Scholarship
Fort Valley, Georgia. Ms. Teresa Evette Love received The Gamma Sigma Lambda Scholarship award recently for having the highest average in the Freshman Class. Teresa is a Computer Science major with a minor in Mathematics. She is affiliated with the C o o p e r a t i v e Developmental Energy Program, Honors Program, Baptist Student Union, and the ROTC of The Fort Valley State College. She was an honor graduate of Montgomery County High School in Mount Vernon, Georgia where she was active in the Beta Club, Academic AilAmerican, and Who's Who. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Elverett E. Love, Sr.
tennessee Vigorous Agendo For Alpho Delro Lambda
The brothers of Alpha Delta Lambda Chapter has undertaken a vigorous The Sphinx/Winter 1989
agenda this fall. We began the year by hosting the Tennessee State Convention along with the three undergraduate chapters. Brother Aaron Harris served as chairman. He and his committee are to be commended for the exemplary convention. What followed was a most exciting weekend; it was the weekend of December 3rd and 4th; this was the time we had set aside to pay our respect to the founders of this great fraternity. Saturday evening the brotherhood aftended a banquet which was held on the campus of Shelby State Community. Much to our surprise the wives had conspired with the chairman, Brother Clarence Christian, to prepare for our enjoyment the original banquet menu; however, it wasn't easy. You had to have been there to see the surprised brothers—the food was most delicious. Sunday, December 4th, we held our public program at Second Congregational Church; President Walter Evans presided and Dr. Charles Walker, President, University of Arkansas Pine Bluff, delivered an inspirational address wherein he challenged us to not forget our duties and responsibilities as men of Alpha. Brother Wallace Willburn, Jr. accompanied by Dennis Adams, Kappa Eta. deliverd the Salute to The Jewels. A w a r d s of recognition were presented to the following: Exemplary Youth, Thomas Branch; Community Services, Ms. Olivia M. Freeman; Alpha Man of the Year, Brother Aaron Harris. Brother Barry Brown lead the fraternal hymn. Alpha Delta Lambda was represented at the Leadership weekend held in Nashville, Tennessee on Janaury 6-8, 1989.
The wives and sweethearts were feted on February 14, with an elegant dinner at the Sheraton Downtown by the brothers. —Don A. Lee
fsu Iota Delta Chapter Upholding The Torch — Striving For Preeminence
The brothers of Iota Delta Chapter at Florida State University extend fraternal greetings to brothers of Alphadom. Once again the brothers of Iota Delta Chapter has given Florida State University a dynamic academic year. Iota Delta started the 1988-89 academic year with one goal: to continue our civic efforts to reach out to the spectrum of needs that plague the Florida State University and Tallahassee communities. Under the leadership of Stanley N. Mills (president) and Artis C. Street (Vice-President), as well as the dedication of the Brotherhood, Iota Delta has had another successful year, and has accomplished its goal. Iota Delta began this crusade by presenting a dicussion on Grier and Price's book entitled, "Black Rage." This discussion was later comp l i m e n t e d by an e v e n i n g of Multicultural Awareness particularly stressing African, African-American, and Caribbean cultures. Iota Delta also participated in the NAACP membership radiothon and assisted in the local election campaigns. If that was not enough, Iota Delta was also called upon by the city of Tallahassee (Leon Page 57