Excerpt from Sigma Phi Epsilon Journal, Vol. 41: November 1943
Illinois Alpha has been disbanded for the dura tion as an actual house, and I should like to get addresses of those men who were in the house as of last September, 1942. I for one want to help Illinois Alpha remain the fine, strong brotherhood she was. Correspondence with the brothers is one way of preserving the feeling of brotherhood.
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