Frankie Laine, an honorary member of Lambda Chi Alpha and one of the most popular entertainers of the 1940s and 1950s, died February 6, 2007. He is perhaps best remembered by younger generations for his recordings of the theme to the hit TV Western “Rawhide” and the theme to Mel Brooks’ 1974 big-screen Western spoof “Blazing Saddles.”
March 2007 issue
A Voice ‘Like a Horn’
by Tad LichtenauerViacom MTV’s Gaming Guru
by Tad Lichtenauer
Ken Ruck is the head of wireless and interactive for MTV Network Kids and Family Group. He is responsible for the wireless and interactive content for any brand or property within MTV Networks that targets children or families.
Hall of Fame Sportscaster
by Tad Lichtenauer
A Michigan Sports Hall of Fame inductee, Ray Lane spent 40 memorable years as a play-by-play man and sports broadcaster. Lane’s broadcast career spans football, baseball, and basketball, plus he also spent several years as a TV sports anchor and sports director.
Departments
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Chapter News
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Local News: Chapter news, alumni news, and report of death.
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Recognizing Achievements
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Fraternity News: Honoring our most successful members.
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Why We Have Two Founders Days
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History: The origin of our Founders Day celebrations.
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Member Feedback
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Survey: Seeking your thoughts on Founders Day.
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Podcast for March 2007
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Listen: Download and listen to the March 2007 podcast.
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Voices
Member Stories: A community blog where members write about their fraternal experiences.
