List of Lambda Chi Alpha brothers
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The list of Lambda Chi Alpha brothers includes notable initiated and honorary members of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity.
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[edit] Academics
- James W. Abbott, President of the University of South Dakota.[1]
- Samuel King Allison, physicist who worked on the Manhattan Project.[2]
- J. Michael Bishop, immunologist.[3]
- David L. Chicoine, President of South Dakota State University.[4]
- Donald J. Cram, chemist. Nobel Prize in Chemistry winner 1987[5]
- George Forsythe, founder and former head of the computer science department at Stanford University.[6]
- William Friday, former head of the University of North Carolina.
- Homer Hitt, founding Chancellor, University of New Orleans.[7]
- Charles Glen King, nutritionist.[8]
- William Manchester, historian.[9]
- John McCardell, former President, Middlebury College.[10]
- Abe Mickal, former professional football player & chairman of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Louisiana State University Medical Center.[11]
- Perry Miller, former Harvard University professor & historian.[12]
- Donald Othmer (honorary), inventor & philanthropist.
- George Preti, organic chemist.
- Todd Parnell, President of Drury University.[13]
- Ricardo Romo, President of University of Texas at San Antonio.
- B. F. Skinner, psychologist.[14]
- Oliver R. Smoot, engineer.[15]
- Willis M. Tate, President of Southern Methodist University.
- Paul S. Trible, President of Christopher Newport University (VA) and former U.S. Senator from Virginia.[16]
- William E. Troutt, President of Rhodes College.
- Hermann Viets, President of Milwaukee School of Engineering.
- W. Roger Webb, President of University of Central Oklahoma.
[edit] Arts and entertainment
[edit] Actors and crew
- Claude Akins, actor.
- Charles Gary Allison, writer and producer. [17]
- Todd Baker (BƤƵ) - television producer - The Howard Stern Show on In Demand[18]
- Walt Becker, director[19]
- Powers Boothe, actor.[20]
- Benjamin Bratt, actor.[21]
- Ryan Brown (actor), actor.[22]
- Gene Callahan (production designer), two-time Academy Award-winning production designer.[12]
- Duane Clark, director, producer and writer [23]
- Will Forte, actor.[19]
- Jonathan Frakes, actor.
- Will Geer, actor.[20]
- Dabbs Greer, actor.[24]
- Bill Hayes, actor.[25]
- John Michael Hayes, Academy Award-winning screenwriter.[26]
- Jean Hersholt, actor (honorary member).[27]
- Dean Jagger, actor.[21]
- Chris Klein, actor.[28]
- Lance Krall, actor.[29]
- Anson Mount, actor.[30]
- Michael O'Neil, actor.[20]
- James Rebhorn, actor.[31]
- Jonathan Sadowski, actor.
- Johnathon Schaech, actor.[32]
- Robert Urich, actor.[31]
- Ralph Waite, actor.
- Randall Wallace, screenwriter, producer and director.[33]
- Michael Westmore, make-up artist.[34]
[edit] Artists and writers
- Xavier Cortada, artist.[35]
- Chester Gould, creator of Dick Tracy.[36]
- Edwin Markham (ΘΚΝ), poet, author of The Man With the Hoe (honorary member).[37]
- Robert B. Parker, writer, creator of Spenser.[31]
[edit] Musicians
- Bobby Bare, Jr., musician
- Zane Birdwell, Grammy award-winning recording engineer
- Jason Boland, singer/songwriter
- George Bruns, composer
- Neal E. Boyd, opera singer and winner of 2008's America's Got Talent.[38]
- Kenny Chesney, country musician [39]
- Tony Fagenson, drummer of Eve 6[39]
- David Gaines, composer
- Charles Kelley country musician [40]
- Frankie Laine, musician (honorary member).[27]
- Jonathan Meiburg, musician
- Mark Schultz, Christian musician
- John Tesh, actor and musician.[39]
- Dillon Anderson, touring musician for Allstar Weekend.
[edit] Television, radio and print media
- Dave Barnett, radio broadcaster for the Texas Rangers [41]
- Paul Harvey, news radio broadcaster.[42]
- Scott Hastings, radio broadcaster for the Denver Nuggets
- Ray Lane, sports commentator.[43]
- Josh Lewin, sports commentator.[44]
- Woody Paige, sports commentator.[45]
- John Quiñones, television news broadcaster.[46]
- Bill Rasmussen, founder ESPN.[47]
- Frank Reynolds, television news broadcaster.[46]
[edit] Comedians
- Samir Khullar aka "Sugar Sammy," comedian and writer.[48]
[edit] Astronauts
- Thomas Akers, Mission Specialist STS-41, STS-49, STS-61, STS-79.[49]
- Richard N. Richards, Pilot STS-28; Commander STS-41, STS-50, STS-64.[49]
- Terrence W. Wilcutt, Pilot STS-68, STS-79; Commander STS-89, STS-106.[49]
[edit] Athletes
[edit] Baseball
- Ken Aspromonte, former professional baseball player and manager [50]
- Brian Bannister, professional baseball player.[51]
- Larry Burchart, former professional baseball player.[50]
- Cliff Chambers, former professional baseball player.[11]
- Mickey Cochrane, member, Baseball Hall of Fame.[52]
- Jim Cox (baseball), former professional baseball player.[50]
- Emerson Dickman, former professional baseball player.[50]
- Larry Dierker, former professional baseball player.[53]
- Matt Dunbar, former professional baseball player[54]
- Eddie Dunn, former head football and baseball coach, University of Miami.[55]
- George Grant former professional baseball player.[50]
- Brendan Harris, professional baseball player.[53]
- Wynn Hawkins, former professional baseball player.[50]
- Oral Hildebrand, former professional baseball player.[56]
- Jeff James, former professional baseball player.[50]
- Ferguson Jenkins, member, Baseball Hall of Fame (honorary member).[44]
- Steve Kuczek, former professional baseball player.[57]
- Danny Litwhiler, former professional baseball player and baseball coach, Michigan State University.[54]
- Ralph Mauriello, former professional baseball player.[50]
- Chink Outen, former professional baseball player.[50]
- Rusty Peters, former professional baseball player.[50]
- Will Rhymes, professional baseball player.[58]
- Ron Santo, former professional baseball player. (honorary member).[27]
- Jim Schlossnagle, manager, Texas Christian University.[59]
- Steve Shea, former professional baseball player.[50]
- Roger Smithberg, former professional baseball player.[50]
- Ebba St. Claire former professional baseball player.[57]
- Kevin Stocker, former professional baseball player, Philadelphia Phillies, Tampa Bay Rays, and Anaheim Angels.
- Syd Thrift, former General Manager and scout.[60]
- Billy Williams, member, Baseball Hall of Fame (honorary member).[27]
- Dib Williams, former professional baseball player.[50]
[edit] Basketball
- Ronnie Arrow, college basketball coach, University of South Alabama.[61]
- Jimmy Bartolotta, professional basketball player.
- Larry Brown, former college and professional basketball coach.[11]
- Barney Cable, former professional basketball player.[62]
- Nickolas Cardinale, current General Manager, Harlem Globetrotters.
- John Clawson, former professional basketball player
- Barry Collier, current athletic director and former basketball coach, Butler University.
- Tommy Dempsey, college basketball coach, Rider University.[61]
- Swede Halbrook, former professional basketball player[63]
- Lars Hansen, University of Washington and Olympic medalist Canada.
- Lawrence Frank, former head coach, New Jersey Nets.[64]
- Scott Hastings, former professional basketball player.
- Larry Holley, college basketball coach, William Jewell College.[65]
- Henry Iba, member, Basketball Hall of Fame.[11]
- Buddy Jeannette, member, Basketball Hall of Fame.
- Tom Nissalke, former professional basketball coach.[64]
- Rick Pitino, college basketball coach, University of Louisville.[11]
- Adrian Howard Smith, former professional basketball player.
[edit] Bobsled
- Charles Butler (bobsleigh), Bronze medal winner, 1956 Winter Olympics.[6]
- Arthur Tyler, Bronze medal winner, 1956 Winter Olympics.[11]
[edit] Football
- Stephen Alexander, professional football player, Denver Broncos (honorary member).[27]
- Bob Baumhower, former professional football player.
- Bill Bradley, former professional football player, current secondary coach, San Diego Chargers.[66]
- Blair Bush, former professional football player, Seattle Seahawks.[66]
- Fred Biletnikoff, member, Pro Football Hall of Fame.[11]
- Leon Brogden, member, Wake Forest University Sports Hall of Fame and North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame[67]
- Mark Bruener, professional football player, Houston Texans, University of Washington.
- Mark Brunell, professional football quarterback, New Orleans Saints.[66]
- Al Carapella, former professional football player.[68]
- Steve Christie, former professional football player, Buffalo Bills.
- Fred Cox, former professional football player, Minnesota Vikings.
- Eddie Dunn, former head football and baseball coach, University of Miami.[55]
- John Fiala, professional football player, Pittsburgh Steelers.
- Bernie Flowers, former professional football player.[69]
- Joe Gardi, former head coach, Hofstra University.[70]
- John Gordy, former professional football player, Detroit Lions.
- Marvin Hubbard, former professional football player, Oakland Raiders.[57]
- Gary Huff, former professional football player.[54]
- Mark Kelso, former professional football player, Buffalo Bills.
- Bill Lynch, head football coach, Indiana University.
- Vaughn Mancha, former professional football player, Boston Yanks.[54]
- Bob Masterson, former professional football player.[68]
- Ed McCrillis, former professional football player.[6]
- Gene McDowell, former head football coach, University of Central Florida.[54]
- Paul McGowan (American football), former professional football player, Minnesota Vikings [54]
- Abe Mickal, former professional football player and chairman of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Louisiana State University Medical Center.[11]
- Bill Miller (American football), former professional football player.[68]
- Jim L. Mora, former Professional football coach, Seattle Seahawks, University of Washington.[66]
- Bill Muir, assistant coach, Kansas City Chiefs.[66]
- Ray Neal, former professional football player and head coach, DePauw University.[71]
- Jim O'Brien, former professional football player, Baltimore Colts.
- Don Paul (defensive back), former professional football player.
- Steve Pelluer, professional football player, Kansas City Chiefs.
- Joe Philbin, professional head coach, Miami Dolphins.[66]
- John Rauch, former professional football player & coach.
- Ron Sellers, former professional football player, New England Patriots.
- Bert Shurtleff, former professional football player.[6]
- Mike Tannenbaum, general manager, New York Jets.
- Joe Tereshinski, Sr., former professional football player.[72]
- Aaron Thomas, former professional football player.[63]
- Charley Trippi, member, Pro Football Hall of Fame.[11]
- Jim Vollenweider, former professional football player.[68]
- Ray Wersching, former professional football player, San Francisco 49ers.
- Roger Zatkoff, former professional football player.[66]
[edit] Golf
- Fred Haas, PGA golfer.[73]
- Charles Kocsis, Sigma Zeta at the University of Michigan, Class of 1935; NCAA Men's Individual Golf Champion, 6-time Michigan Amateur Champion, 2-time Michigan Open Champion, and 3-time Walker Cup Team (1938, 1949, 1957).[74]
- John Schroeder, PGA Tour golfer.[73]
[edit] Hydroplane Racing
- Bill Muncey, member, International Motorsports Hall of Fame.[11]
- Mike Restifo, member, 2011 Hydroplane Olympics Bronze Medal winner.
[edit] Soccer
- Cobi Jones, professional soccer player, Los Angeles Galaxy.[59]
[edit] Swimming
- Doug Gjertsen, Gold medal winner, 1988 Summer Olympics.
[edit] Tennis
[edit] Volleyball
- Phil Dalhausser. volleyball player, gold medal winner, 2008 Summer Olympics.
- Karch Kiraly, Olympic volleyball player.
[edit] Professional wrestling
- Dory Funk, Jr., former professional wrestler[75]
- Daniel Rodimer, former WWE member under the name "Dan Rodman"[59]
- Merced Solis, former WWE member under the name "Tito Santana"[76]
[edit] Business
- F. Duane Ackerman, former CEO, BellSouth Corporation.
- James Beckett, founder and senior adviser, Beckett Publications.[11]
- Jack Bovender, CEO, HCA.[77]
- Dale Carlsen, Owner & Founder, The Sleep Train stores.[78]
- Nicholas Chabraja, former CEO, General Dynamics.[79]
- Richard Clark, CEO, Merck & Company.
- William T. Dillard, founder, Dillard's department store.
- John V. Faraci, CEO, International Paper.
- Robert B. Goergen, CEO, Blyth, Inc.
- Scott Herren, Managing Director and Vice President, EMEA, Citrix Systems Incorporated
- Michael Johns, health care executive, former White House Presidential speechwriter.[80]
- C. Robert Kidder, Chairman, Chrysler.[81]
- J. Thomas McAfee, Chairman and President, Hallmark Systems, Inc.
- William McCormick, founder and Chairman Emeritus, McCormick & Schmick's Seafood Restaurants.[82]
- William W. McGuire, CEO, UnitedHealth Group.
- James W. Owens, CEO, Caterpillar Incorporated.[83]
- John S. Reed, former CEO, Citigroup Incorporated.
- Matthew K. Rose, former CEO, Burlington Northern Sante Fe Corporation.
- Richard Santulli, CEO, Netjets.
- Paul C. Saville, CEO, NVR.
- W. S. Stuckey, Sr.. founder of Stuckey's roadside convenience stores.
- Mark B. Templeton, CEO, Citrix Systems Incorporated.[84]
- Timothy Tucker, president elect of the American Pharmacists Association[85]
- Jim Walton, CEO of Arvest Bank.[86]
- S. Robson Walton, Chairman Wal-Mart stores.[86]
[edit] Law
- Mack Barham, former Louisiana Supreme Court justice.[60]
- Harry Blackmun, former U.S. Supreme Court justice.[87]
- James D. Johnson, former Arkansas Supreme Court justice.[88]
- I. Beverly Lake, former North Carolina Supreme Court chief justice.[89]
- Barron Patterson McCune, United States federal judge[90]
- Alfred P. Murrah, former U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals justice.
- Joe Rollins, attorney.
- Clifford Taylor, Chief Justice of Michigan Supreme Court.[74]
- Gerald W. VandeWalle, North Dakota Supreme Court chief justice.[89]
- Clarence C. Young, former Nevada Supreme Court Justice.
[edit] Military
- Pappy Boyington, U.S. Marine Corps World War II fighter ace.[52]
- Jimmy Doolittle, World War II air hero.[52]
- Russell E. Dougherty, former commander in chief of the Strategic Air Command.
- Montgomery Meigs, former Commanding General of the United States Army in Europe.[57]
[edit] Government and politics
- Harry S. Truman, former President of the United States (honorary).[91]
- Thomas Abernethy, former U.S. Member of Congress from Mississippi.[88]
- Homer Martin Adkins, former Governor of Arkansas.
- James Allred, former Governor of Texas.
- Lincoln Almond, former Governor of Rhode Island.
- Sigurd Anderson, former Governor of South Dakota.[1]
- Rick Baker, mayor of St. Petersburg, Florida [92]
- Ellis Berry, former U.S. Member of Congress from South Dakota.
- Willard Beaulac, former U.S. Ambassador to Paraguay, Colombia, Cuba, Chile and Argentina.[6]
- Alan Bible, former U.S. Senator from Nevada.
- Joseph H. Bottum, former U.S. Senator from South Dakota.[16]
- Kevin Brady, U.S. Member of Congress from Texas.[93]
- John Breaux, former U.S. Senator from Louisiana.[16]
- Bob Brown (Montana politician), former Montana Secretary of State
- Charles H. Brown, former U.S. Member of Congress from Missouri.
- Omar Burleson, former U.S. Member of Congress from Texas.
- Maurice G. Burnside, former U.S. Member of Congress from West Virginia.[33]
- Donald Carcieri, former Governor of Rhode Island.
- Max Cleland, former U.S. Senator from Georgia.[16]
- Ronald D. Coleman, former U.S. Member of Congress from Texas.
- John Cooksey, former U.S. Member of Congress from Louisiana.
- Nathaniel Craley, former U.S. Member of Congress from Pennsylvania.
- John Danforth, former U.S. Senator from Missouri (honorary member).[16]
- William Dannemeyer, former U.S. Member of Congress from California (honorary member).
- Dennis Daugaard, Lieutenant Governor of South Dakota.[1]
- Lloyd Doggett, U.S. member of Congress from Texas.
- James W. Dunn, former U.S. member of Congress from Michigan.
- Wendell H. Ford, former U.S. Senator from Kentucky.[16]
- Alan Frumin, Parliamentarian of the United States Senate.[57]
- Virgil Goode, former U.S. Member of Congress from Virginia.
- James W. Grant, former U.S. Member of Congress from Florida [54]
- Durward Hall, former U.S. Member of Congress from Missouri.
- Richard T. Hanna, former U.S. Member of Congress from California.[19]
- Joe Frank Harris, former Governor of Georgia.
- Vance Hartke, former U.S. Senator from Indiana.[16]
- Howell Heflin, former U.S. Senator from Alabama.[94]
- Robert King High, former Mayor, Miami, Florida.[68]
- Harold T. Johnson, former U.S. Member of Congress from California.[88]
- James Robert Jones, former U.S. Member of Congress from Oklahoma and U.S. Ambassador to Mexico.
- Robert Taylor Jones, former Governor of Arizona.
- Sam H. Jones former Governor of Louisiana.
- Melville Kelly, former U.S. Member of Congress from Pennsylvania (ΘKN)[27]
- Jack Kingston, U.S. Member of Congress from Georgia.
- Harry Leslie, former Governor of Indiana.
- Robert Levering, former U.S. Member of Congress from Ohio.
- James T. Lloyd, former U.S. Member of Congress from Missouri (ΘKN).
- Harold Lovre, former U.S. Senator from South Dakota.[88]
- William C. Marland, former Governor of West Virginia.[88]
- Ray Marshall, former U.S. Secretary of Labor.
- William McCormick, U.S. Ambassador to New Zealand and Samoa.[82]
- John A. McGuire, former U.S. Member of Congress from Connecticut.
- George S. Mickelson, former Governor of South Dakota.[1]
- George T. Mickelson, former Governor of South Dakota.[1]
- Allen I. Olson, former Governor of North Dakota.
- John Oxendine, Current Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner for Georgia, candidate for Governor 2010.[95]
- Ron Paul, U.S. Member of Congress from Texas and 2012 presidential candidate[96]
- John Howard Pyle, former Governor of Arizona (honorary).[27]
- Carl Rich, former Mayor of Cincinnati and U.S. Member of Congress from Ohio.[88]
- Tom Rooney (politician), U.S. Member of Congress from Florida [97]
- Charles H. Russell, former Governor of Nevada.
- Alfred Taylor, former Governor of Tennessee (honorary member).[27]
- Paul S. Trible, former U.S. Senator from Virginia and President of Christopher Newport University.
- Harold Velde, former U.S. Member of Congress from Illinois.
- Curt Weldon, former U.S. Member of Congress from Pennsylvania.
- Kevin Yoder, U.S. Member of Congress from Kansas.[12]
- Clarence C. Young, former U.S. Member of Congress and Supreme Court Justice of Nevada.
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- ^ a b c d e Cross & Crescent » South Dakota’s First Alumnus President
- ^ Cross & Crescent » Chicago’s Roaring ’20s
- ^ Cross & Crescent » Uncovering Cancer’s Secrets
- ^ Cross & Crescent » South Dakota State President
- ^ Dr. Donald J. Cram - A Rollins College Department of Chemistry Alum
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- ^ Cross & Crescent » Award-Winning Poet
- ^ Cross & Crescent » Choose Responsibility Founder
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Cross & Crescent » 100 Years of Notable Alumni
- ^ a b c Cross & Crescent » Finding and Celebrating Lost Brothers
- ^ Drury University: About President Todd Parnell
- ^ B. F. Skinner
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- ^ a b c Cross & Crescent » Hollywood Movie/TV Producer.[dead link]
- ^ a b c Cross & Crescent » Emmy-Winning Actor Powers Boothe
- ^ a b Cross & Crescent » Emmy-Nominated Actor Benjamin Bratt
- ^ Cross & Crescent » The New Stephen King?
- ^ http://www.crossandcrescent.com/2011/05/director-producer-and-writer
- ^ Cross & Crescent » Acting Icon Remembered
- ^ Bill Hayes of TV's 'Days of Our Lives' Reflects on DePauw and Life as an Entertainer in Memoir
- ^ Cross & Crescent » Chapter News
- ^ a b c d e f g h Cross & Crescent » A Voice ‘Like a Horn’
- ^ Chris Klein
- ^ Cross & Crescent » Lance Krall Is Not Your Average Joe
- ^ Anson Mount
- ^ a b c Cross & Crescent » Veteran Actor Shines
- ^ Johnathon Schaech
- ^ a b Cross & Crescent » The Diamonds of Duke
- ^ Cross & Crescent » Chapter News
- ^ Cross & Crescent » Ritualistic Installations
- ^ Cross & Crescent » “Dick Tracy” Turns 75
- ^ Cross & Crescent » Edwin Markham: Fraternity Poet
- ^ "Million Dollar Man". 2008-11-01. http://www.crossandcrescent.com/2008/11/million-dollar-man/. Retrieved 2008-11-03.
- ^ a b c Cross & Crescent » Carpet Ride Unraveled
- ^ Cross & Crescent » Grammy-Winning Artist
- ^ Cross & Crescent » Chapter News
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- ^ a b Cross & Crescent » MLB and NFL Announcer Josh Lewin
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- ^ Cross & Crescent » ESPN Founder Bill Rasmussen
- ^ Cross & Crescent » Chapter News
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- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m Cross & Crescent » Touching All the Bases
- ^ Cross & Crescent » Major League Pitcher
- ^ a b c Cross & Crescent » First Day Covers
- ^ a b Cross & Crescent » Living Your Dream
- ^ a b c d e f g Cross & Crescent » Building a Great Brotherhood
- ^ a b Cross & Crescent » 94-Year-Old Tennis Great
- ^ Cross & Crescent » Indiana’s New Head Football Coach
- ^ a b c d e Cross & Crescent » 50 Years of Great Memories
- ^ Cross & Crescent » Chapter News
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- ^ a b Cross & Crescent » March Madness
- ^ Cross & Crescent » Newest Grand High Alpha Chapter
- ^ a b Cross & Crescent » A Tradition of Excellence
- ^ a b Cross & Crescent » NBA Nets’ 1-2 Punch
- ^ Cross & Crescent » Chapter News
- ^ a b c d e f g Cross & Crescent » Packers’ Offensive Expert
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- ^ a b LCA: Sigma Zeta
- ^ Cross & Crescent » Former Hall of Fame Pro Wrestler
- ^ "Former Hall of Fame Pro Wrestler". 2008-11-01. http://www.crossandcrescent.com/2008/11/former-hall-of-fame-pro-wrestler/. Retrieved 2008-11-03.
- ^ Cross & Crescent » HCA Chairman & CEO Jack Bovender
- ^ Cross & Crescent » 2007 Order of Achievement Recipient
- ^ Cross & Crescent » A Fascinating Ride
- ^ "Former White House Speechwriter," Cross and Crescent, July 2007.
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- ^ a b Cross & Crescent » Salute to Dick Rubottom
- ^ Cross & Crescent » Caterpillar’s Top Exec
- ^ Cross & Crescent » Leader and Follower
- ^ Cross & Crescent » Pharmacy President, Chapter Adviser
- ^ a b Cross & Crescent » Reinventing the Pen
- ^ Cross & Crescent » The Strange Case of our Chapter at Harvard
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- ^ a b Cross & Crescent » Michigan’s Chief Justice Taylor
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