(Multi-Part Post, tune in tomorrow for part 2)
A few months ago I was approached by our national historian to read through the volumes of our fraternity history as he writes them. He has dedicated countless hours traveling the country, looking into various archives, and interviewing many members to piece together a comprehensive history, all based upon his own determination as a volunteer.
He asked and I offered to help, both in this project and in my own contributions to the journaling of our fraternity’s post-2000 story.
In the months since, I’ve had chance encounters with a handful of brothers from my and other fraternities. Some discussions were related to Greek Life, and some just to catching up, but the timing was uncanny. I hadn’t really thought about or stayed in touch with the Fraternity or most friends associated with it for over a year. . . [1/?)
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