Max Cleland has spent his life dedicated to veteran affairs, serving as the Secretary of Veterans Affairs in the Carter Administration, the U.S. Senator from Georgia, and most recently was appointed Secretary of the American Battle Monuments Commission by President Obama. Having lost three limbs during the Vietnam War, he is a shining example of why we celebrate our independence on this July 4, 2009.
July 2009 issue
Obama’s New Appointment
by Chris BarrickHarry Truman’s Influence
by Jon WilliamsonPhilip Brooks Jr., son of a National Archivist for the Truman Library, joined Lambda Chi Alpha after a brief but important recruitment visit with President Truman. A generation later, Brooks’ son, Anthony Brooks, also became a member at the University of Texas-San Antonio.
Departments
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Chapter News
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Chapter News: Chapter news, alumni news, and report of death.
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Third Annual Master Steward Summit
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Fraternity News: Approximately 40 volunteer alumni brothers and staff attend training event.
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Celebrating Lambda Chi’s Legends & Leaders
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History: As part of a 12-month series, our eighth month pays tribute to Raymond H. Ferris.
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Undergraduate Serving in Iraq
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True Brother: Edinboro’s David Barbour is currently deployed with the 56th Stryker Brigade.


