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Phi Beta Sigma hosts neophyte presentation

Written by Naporsha Williams
December 4, 2017
The Epsilon Lambda chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. at UCM hosted their first neophyte presentation, which is a new member showcase, in over five years Sunday, Nov. 26, in W.C. Morris. The fraternity members are, back row, from left: Kristopher Bankhead, alumnus; Dominic Toliver, alumnus; Dominic Davis, senior; Christian Rickets, alumnus; Terrence Kennedy, alumnus; and Semaj Jones, alumnus. Bottom row, from left, Monteze Latimore, senior; Nah’jei Cunningham, sophomore; and Daniel Patterson, alumnus.
From left, fraternity members Nah’jei Cunningham, sophmore, and Monteze Latimore, senior, complete the fraternity’s traditional “two-person table” stunt as part of the Epsilon Lambda chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity’s neophyte presentation. “The stunt signifies the strength and will of support and dedication to their brothers and fraternity,” said Dominic Davis, Epsilon Lambda president.
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