It’s June and I can’t believe how much time has elapsed. We are moving aggressively ahead for the betterment of our great sisterhood, Beta Sigma Omega Chapter and we are proud. We are proud of committees working together. We are proud of our involvement in the community and we are very proud to be sisters. Upon our return in September, we will have one month to finalize our Cluster One Conference which will be held in Muskogee, Oklahoma on October 27th-28th and our 2017 Fashionetta which will be held in November. We solicit your sisterly support in making these two events memorable and successful.

We are proud to have dedicated and committed sorors within our great sisterhood. Dedication and commitment are two gigantic words, which we feel confident, will lead our chapter successfully. We look forward to exploring new ideas, all of your ideas. The implementation of a chapter’s fundraising committee was met with questions.

The fabric of any membership organization is judged by the number, loyalty, and the active involvement of its members”. So I say, let the work you do speak for you. “In conclusion, I say together, we can strengthen the success of our great sisterhood for generations of sorors to come. With God, our founders, past and present sorors, I am prayerful that the remaining months will be peaceful, prosperous and pleasurable.

June is our month to SERVE (Sisters Eager and Ready to Volunteer in Excellence) CHECK-IN and CHECK ON our beloved sorors that we have not seen in a while. Pick up the phone, send a card, and/or stop by their home/assisted living center. Here is a few to get us started. We love our sorors!

Soror Thomasena Martin-Johnson Soror Bettye Wedgeworth Soror Linda Johnson Huggins Soror Jena Jackson Soror Lillian Benefee Soror Alma Pringle Soror Wanda Johnson Soror Nancy Adams Soror Ann Allen Soror Wandalene Black Soror Aleta Bonner Soror Yolanda Boyer Soror Yolanda Boyd Soror Kimberly Ashcraft Soror Kathryn Burkhalter Soror Gloria Burrell Soror JaQuilla Burrell Soror Rochelle Campbell Soror Thelma R. Parks

The theme for this month is “Flipping Out for Sumer in Pink & Pearls”. Please wear your favorite pink AKA shirt, pearls and cute flip flop/sandal shoes. Come to the June meeting in style and grace! Let’s flip open our minds for the Financial Procedures workshop and flop into a new a SWAG of sisterhood & service!

Reminder: Sorors Georgetta James and Alice McCann will present a workshop on our chapter's Financial Procedures at the beginning of the June meeting. Be sure to bring the current Financial Procedures to the meeting. Also, if you have ANY questions concerning our financial procedures, please email them to Soror Georgetta James, rtjgj78@aol.com, or Soror Alice McCann, alice.mccann@cox.net, and they will answer them during their presentation. The presentation will be an interactive, competitive, fun event so read the procedures prior to the meeting. Please be present at 11am.

Sisterly Love, Soror Anika Wilson Basileus

Basileus Communiqué

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O F F I C E R S

Anika Wilson Basileus Monica Finley First Anti-Basileus Gayle Caldwell Second Anti-Basileus Marie Walker Grammateus Georgetta James Anti-Grammateus Karolyn Ruffin Tamiouchos Lillie Osborn Anti-Tamiouchos Latonya Robinson Pecunious Grammateus Vinata Johnson Anti-Pecunious Grammateus Kimberly Anderson Historian LaTreece Langston Graduate Advisor Beta Beta Chapter Maggie A. Green Epistoleus Joyce Smith Parliamentarian Linda Samuel Jaha Ivy Leaf Reporter Michelle Chapple Hodegos Carmen Butler Archivist Felecia Moriels Philacter

 

 

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COMMITTEE LISTINGS Gayle Caldwell, Connection Chair Anastasia P. Pitre, Vice-Chair Connection Gayle M. Scott, Decorating Chair Cara Davis, Vice-Chair Decorating Sherrye Cravens, Economic Ownership Chair Tameka Darby, Vice-Chair Economic Ownership WyAngela K. Singh, Education Chair Glimerine Ware, Vice-Chair Education Courtland Fisher, Fashionetta Chair Barbara Potts, Vice-Chair, Fashionetta Dorothy C. Franklin, Founders’ Day Chair Valerie Hurte, Vice-Chair, Founders’ Day Lisa Griffin, Fundraising Chair Tracey Tate, Vice-Chair Fundraising Latricia Morgan, Health Chair Shelia Arinwine Terrell, Vice-Chair Health Angela Long, Membership Chair Patricia Hunt, Vice-Chair, Membership Shante' Fenner, Protocol Chair Alice McCann, Vice-Chair, Protocol Carlisa Curry, Public Affairs Chair Tara Williams, Vice-Chair, Public Affairs Linda S. Jaha, Public Relations Chair Antonia Walker, Vice-Chair, Public Relations Michelle Chapple, Sisterhood Chair Joanne Davis, Standards Chair Tiffani Bates, Vice-Chair, Standards Mary Carey, Technology/Newsletter Chair Charese Jones, Vice-Chair, Technology Sandra A. Aziz, Yearbook Chair LaTeka Alexander, Vice-Chair, Yearbook Cynthia Roach, Winter Ball Chair ShelNeko Northington, Vice-Chair, Winter Ball Joannie Wade, Nominating Chair

SUB-COMMITTEES Basilei Council Vivian Miller Joyce Henderson Mentorship (Membership) Terri Hurte Rituals (Sisterhood) Priscilla Metoyer Collette Houchen Sisterly Relations Sue Starr Sherrell Thompson Spiritual Oversight Team Lorraine Liggins Carolyn Gray Strategic Planning Greta Stewart Patrina Sattiewhite- Walter Step Mistress Cessnie Shelton Leadership Development Gloria Wilson ASCEND Linda Johnson-Huggins Social Media Charese Jones Deveda Mason Destiny Darby Chapter Photographer Alycia Brown

First Anti-Basileus Message

Sorors, It is hard to believe that summer is here! As we reach the halfway point for the year, take great pride in the accomplishments in what Beta Sigma Omega has done in the community with our programs. On behalf of the program committees - Connection, Education, Environmental Ownership, Health and Public Affairs, thank you for your support. Please review the list of the program activities that have been done so far this year: MLK Day of Service ASCEND Pink Goes Red OETA Telethon One Church One Child Acts of Green Twenty Pearls Luncheon American Heart Association Walk AKA Day At The Capitol Regional Food Bank OKC Beautiful LitterBlitz “Launching New Dimensions: Patronize a Black Business Week” Seasonal Wraps DHS 2017 Volunteer Partner “Community Partner” Award Winner Please review the following announcements and feel free to contact anyone directly on the committee with any additional questions. Health Committee The Health Committee will be sponsoring a Book Club at the Ralph Ellison Library. The Book Club will meet the first Saturday of July, August, September and October at 11:30am. We will be reading and discussing books dealing with Alzheimer's, stress, and being bipolar. You may register at Ralph Ellison Library or with a member of the Health Committee. Sorors please plan to purchase your own books. Public Affairs Committee The Public Affairs Committee will accept your donations and forward them to the City Rescue Mission. The mission aids hundreds of people of all ages, daily, and they are requesting help. A collection bin will be available at each meeting. Thank you for your willingness to help. Enjoy your summer and let’s get ready to come back in the fall and finish the year strong! Sincerely, Soror Monica Finley First Anti-Basileus

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“It HAPPENS after PRAYER”

Beavered family of Sorors Avalon B. Reece & Thelma R. Parks

Soror Kjulonda Ogles

Mr. Ronald S. Hilton, Soror Sharon Clardy’s husband, Gary Clardy uncle passed.

Funeral services are June 10, 2017 in Denver, CO.

Soror Dionne Todd-continued health & strength

Amanda Oliver, mother of Soror Priscilla Metoyer-(hip surgery-speedy recovery)

Soror Linda Johnson Huggins-speedy recovery from shoulder surgery

Soror Mable Harris, mother to Soror Sharon Clardy Soror Gladys Phillips, mother to Soror Joanne Davis

Soror Barbara Potts-recent eye surgery (speedy recovery)

Soror Wanda Fleming Johnson-continued prayer

Mrs. Deborah Walker, mother to Sorors Antonia, Danielle and Korryn Walker (speedy recovery)

Soror Marguerite Stumbaugh (speedy recovery from eye surgery)

Soror Katy Perry lost her brother- Dr. Earl (EJ) Perry. Services were Tuesday, June 6th at Tabernacle Baptist

Church. Soror Linda Samuel-Jaha brother’s, Leonard Samuels and mother Ruth Samuel and grandchildren Cody Parks

Carolyn Betty Hall-friend of Soror Loriane Liggins

All school systems and personnel

Praying for our new nineteen sorors (inspired knowledge and transition of peace into the chapter)

All Pearls Pals and those who have been on previous SWAG notifications

There are no words to adequately express our feelings of sorrow for our beloved sisters who have passed away or who have lost family members or for our concern for our sorors who have been ill, but I am sure that whether it be a phone call or a visit, they would appreciate hearing from you.

Sorors, please continue to keep us UPDATED on any news you would like for us to share with the chapter. It is our hope that whether you are in crisis, celebrating a victory or family achievement, that you know that our hearts and minds are with you!

Sisterhood Updates

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CONGRATULATIONS Soror LaDawna Miller's daughter, Laila Dawn Miller-Howard recently won district, regional, superior in music piano performance. She also won superior on her music theory testing. This allowed her to go to the state competition at the University of Oklahoma where she won today a 1+ which is also a superior in her piano performance. The state judge stated in her written comments that she was poised and a very confident stage performer. She was Little Miss Ivy last year 2016. Soror Sylvia Kirk's daughter, Soror Dana Kirk spoke on Capitol Hill presenting Tumblr, May 25, 2017. Way to go Soror Dana! You ROCK!!! Soror Charese Jones is one of the awardees recipients from The Urban League of Greater Oklahoma. She will receive the Lecia D. Swain Ross award on June 24, 2017. You ROCK!! Sorors Maggie A. Green and Chandler Moriels became members of The Links Incorporated on June 3, 2017. Congratulations sorors! You ROCK!! Soror Sue Starr’s son, Andrew, who is a senior at Tuskogee University had just received an internship with NASA. He will be in Pasadena, CA at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Soror Patrina Sattiewhite’s son, William Walter, graduated Cum Laude from Casady School. He received a scholarship to play football at Texas Wesleyan University in Fort Worth. Congratulations to William and his parents Soror Patrina and Honey-Do Bill Walter Congratulations to Dr. Jerrel Wade, son of Soror Joannie Wade and brother of Soror Carla Wade, on his new position as Vice-President of Administration at Lone Star College. CORRECTED INFORMATION: Soror Jackee Brown won Female Coach of the Year for Oklahoma City Public Schools District. She presently works for Northwest Classen High School as the High School Girls’ Basketball Coach. Woooo Hooo!!!! Soror Jackee! You ROCK!!!

SENIOR SPOTLIGHT‐“Nurturing Our Ivy” ‐‐WHO AM I?  Sorors, this is a get to know your Soror trivia. Think about sorors that you sit around or haven’t seen in a while. The person to guess who this Soror is and email bsoaka1908@gmail.com and CORRECT, will win a prize at the June sorority meeting.

1. Attended college: Langston University in 1946 & Central State in 1973 ( graduate degree) 2. Favorite food: Fish 3. Year joined Alpha Kappa Alpha: 1950 4. She has a strong in her stance of opinion(s) 5. Hobbies: Going to church, reading the newspaper daily, collecting photos of grandchildren and great-

grandchildren 6. 5 children; 14 grandchildren; 29 great-grandchilden;1 great great grandchild (to be born July 2, 2017)

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James 4:10 (NIV)

Humble yourselves before the Lord, and He will lift you up. Daily Prayer

“No weapon formed against you shall prosper, and every tongue which rises against you in judgment You shall condemn.” Isaiah 54:17

Father God, today, as I deal with yesterday’s hurts, help me to know that I am stronger than any situation or circumstance. When the enemy strikes, do not let me forget that “no weapons formed against me can prosper.”Amen

Plug into the Power of Prayer

Office of the Regional Director We want to begin 2017 with an uplifting of the Spirit as presented by the Mid-Western Spiritual Oversight Team led by Soror Janis Grubbs-Cobbs. Beginning Monday, January 2, 2017, the Team will open up the Mid-Western Monthly Motivation Prayer Line. Each week we will have a different prayer emphasis that will be a blessing as we move forward into the New Year. The prayer line will be open every Monday as scheduled at following times and with the following Prayer Emphasis:

SPIRITUAL OVERSIGHT CALENDAR 2017 PRAYER FOCUS

Month  Prayer Focus  Different Weekly Prayer Emphasis 

January New Beginnings Success of a New Year, new leaders, 109 years of AKA, new US Administration

February Love Love of Self, Love of Others, Love of Health, Love of Black History

March Women Women's History Month, Women Leaders, Sisterhood, Regional Conferences

April Spring Forward Life Changes, Life Challenges, Easter, New Life Possibilities

May Mental Health Mental Health Challenges, Families, Individuals, Caregivers, Healthcare Professionals

June Break

July Break

August Back to School Educators, Students, Parents, Safety in Schools

September New Season Focus, Renewal, Commitment

October Provision Childhood Hunger, Injustices, Cluster Gatherings

November Thanksgiving A Time for Giving Thanks

December Advent (Christmas) Love, Joy, Peace, Hope, New Year

Phone Number: 712 775-7031 Access Code: 758022# Time: 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM

**I pray that you will join us each Monday as we bring a

Spiritual focus on these emphasis.

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MONTHLY HEALTH TIPS: Celebrating Your Health at Every Age by Healthy Women Magazine How do you live to a healthy old age? There's not one answer to that question—it's way more complicated than that, with many forces at work. There's an intricate interplay between things like genetics, environment, lifestyle and sometimes just plain luck that factors into staying healthy. And unfortunately, we can't rely on that (mythical) fountain of youth to keep us standing still, age-wise. But one thing is for sure: Being aware and taking care of your health is paramount. Just as your body is changing with each new decade, so are your health care needs and concerns. And National Women's Health Week is a great reminder to start—or continue— to work toward being the healthiest you can be, at any age. It's never too late to be empowered and make your health your highest priority! You may be wondering where to start or what steps you can take toward a healthier life. Here are the top 10 things you can do for both your physical and mental health: 1. Schedule your annual well-woman visit. Bring up your health concerns and questions. Most health care plans

cover annual visits, or checkups, with no co-pay, coinsurance or deductible. 2. Stay up to date on your preventive screenings, like blood pressure, bone density, mammograms, Pap and chla-

mydia tests, and more. 3. Be aware of the vaccines you need—like shingles, pneumonia, flu, tuberculosis and others. 4. Get active. Remember, some physical activity is better than none! You can gain health benefits from as little as 60

minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic activity each week. But for major health benefits, at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise per week is recommended.

5. Eat healthy. About half of all American adults have one or more chronic disease that is related to diet, according to the updated Dietary Guidelines for Americans. Yes, there is a significant link between nutrition and good health, and a well-rounded diet focusing on variety, nutrient density and quantity is a big step toward staying healthy.

6. Pay attention to your mental health. This includes getting adequate sleep and good stress-management tech-niques. Discuss depression or any other mental health concerns with your health care professional.

7. Avoid dangerous and/or unhealthy behaviors, like misuse of prescription or over-the-counter or illegal drugs; smoking; excess alcohol use; texting while driving; and not wearing a helmet when you bike or a seatbelt in the car.

8. Maintain a healthy weight. It's so important for your health! Staying at a healthy weight can lower the risk of heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes, breathing problems, gallstones, high blood pressure and even some cancers. And because two in three adults are considered to be overweight or obese, it's important to know the facts.

9. Prevent falls. Falls are the leading cause of fatal and nonfatal injuries for people age 65 and older, so it's important to take steps to stay safe. Exercise helps with balance, coordination, strength and flexibility, all important to keeping you steady on your feet.

10. Assign someone to make health care decisions for you should you be unable to do so.

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ATTIRE The attire for all sorority meetings is business casual. This month, please wear an AKA PINK (shirt) with Pearls. We are entering the Summer months and this would be a great introduction to the cool breeze and sunny sun. If you do not have pink, green is always the alternative. We will be taking action shots for our social media outlets and chapter scrapbook(s). DUES If you inviting an inactive Soror to sorority meeting, and she would like to pay her dues, GREAT! For all other sorors, if your dues have not been paid, please plan to pay your dues at the June sorority meeting. The late fee is $12.50 + dues payment. We need you active and helping us complete community work. SIGN IN SHEETS Sorors please make sure to sign in with the Philacter immediately upon entering chapter meeting. We need to make sure we have record of everyone who is attending chapter meeting. VISITORS Sorors if you plan to invite Sorors to chapter meetings, please remember to provide the Soror’s name to our Philacter, Soror Felecia Moriels, at least one week prior to chapter meeting. It is important that Soror Felecia have sufficient time to verify the Soror’s status prior to allowing her into chapter meeting. Addi-tionally, please make sure all visitors being some form of AKA identification/proof to the chapter meeting such as their financial card and/or copy of an Ivy leaf addressed to them. For further information, please contact Soror Felecia at: chicasalonandspa@yahoo.com.

AROUND THE VINE

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Sorors often ask who to call for questions involving chapter business. Hopefully the following list will assist:

ANNOUNCEMENTS (Including illness, death, upcoming events, etc.) Soror Michelle Chapple 405.210.4025 mchapple1908@aol.com PAY DUES & CHAPTER ASSESSMENTS (This Soror COLLECTS chapter funds) Soror Latonya Robinson, Financial Secretary 405.255.7457 tafaye85@gmail.com REQUEST CHECKS/REIMBURSEMENTS Soror Karolyn Ruffin 405.250.8217 karolyn-ruffin@sbcglobal.net PROGRAM COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN Soror Monica Finley 405.812.6300 bsomonica@gmail.com

PUBLICITY Soror Linda Samuel-Jaha 405.659.1223 lsjahalaw@aol.com

WHO TO CALL  

Sisterly Relations

We’ve sailing in November 2017 and I hope you are sailing with us. Woooo Hoooo! For those who are sailing, the next payment is not due until June 30, 2017. If there are more than two (2) people in a room, please pay $100.00 per person, in the room, for rooms to be assigned. A total of $300.00 must be paid before your designated room is assigned. The Carnival Victory Ship will not hold those rooms; rooms that can hold 3-4 people without a full deposit. If you are still interested in sailing away with us, please contact Margaret Kaye Moore at 405.464.9234 mkmoore2501@gmail.com

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SUNSET SOIREE (FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE) Have you purchased your ticket(s) to the Sunset Soiree?? All sorors are required to buy or sell one ticket as our signature fundraiser. This will be a perfect time to invite your friends and family for an evening of fun, fellowshipping, drinks and food! You can purchase tickets from Sorors Lisa Griffin or Welth Cooper. Do your part and buy &/or SELL......SELL.......SELL! To date, we need to sell 180 more tickets to meet our internal goal. We can do IT!!! FASHIONETTA COMMITTEE- We are making a change in the manner of how monies will be handled for Fashionetta. Soror Georgetta James is our financial person for this committee. We ask that all team members report monies raised for the participant’s entry fee, be reported to their team captain. The team captain will record and keep track of monies and will report to Soror Georgetta. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me 405.464.5404. Thank you sorors for your attention to this change. The next committee meeting is June 5, 2017 at 6:30pm at former Dewey Elementary location 3500 N. Lindsay OKC, OK 73113. Soror Barbara Potts, Chairman. YEARBOOK UPDATE: Please review your yearbook for any changes to your demographic information. Please submit ALL changes, photo or corrections to Soror Sandy Aziz405.600.4284 by June 10, 2017. This will be the last day to submit corrections or updates. *If you have NOT picked up your yearbook, please contact Soror Sandy.

To All BSO Sorors: The BSO Ivy Foundation will host a fundraiser on September 9, 2017 at the Quail Creek Country Club.

Any Soror interested in serving on the planning committee please contact Soror Chalon Anderson, chaloneanderson@gmail.com or 405-748-3199.

It has been the tradition for 40+ years that Beta Sigma Omega sorors sign the Signature Page in the FASHIONETTA brochure and pay $10 each to offset the expenses which allows the participants to get a larger percentage return for their self-help scholarship. Soror Georgetta James will be at the sign in table at the beginning of the June meeting to get sorors' signatures. Please sign the page and pay $10. If paying by check, make it out to Beta Sigma Omega Chapter and put signature page on the comment line. Thank you in advance for supporting one of signature events.

Leadership Conference- There will be NO regional gathering but Madam Regional Director, Soror Jan Carpenter-Baker will have a regional suite that you can come by ONE day. Check your documents once received at Leadership. Please remember that registration for Leadership is CLOSED.

Cluster D & E will be October 27th and 28th in Muskogee--THIS IS A DATE CHANGE. There are 13 chapters who have NOT been evaluated yet. We will receive a 45 day notice of when (date) we will be evaluated.

REMINDER: We will have the PRETTY COLD Happy Hour June 16th 5:30pm-7:30pm with the Brother from Beta Eta Lambda Chapter at Parks Bar and Grill. Please join us for a fun filled evening of drinks, laughter and loud talking.

Committee Reminders

BSO IVY Foundations Moments

Announcements

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Happy Birthday to Our June Sorors

1 JACLYN “JACKEE” BROWN

1 LISA GRIFFIN

8 GLORIA DUBOSE-BURRELL

11 MARSHA CAYTON

11 ROBERTA PARKER

12 TONIA FRANKLIN

14 DIONNE TODD

16 ANITA JONES-JUNIPER

16 CYNTHIA ROACH

18 ANEESA SHARP

20 JANICE BENN

20 LATEKA ALEXANDER

22 SANDRA ABDUL-AZIZ

22 MARY CAREY

23 MARY BRESHERS

25 DONNICE SMITH

26 CHALON ANDERSON

29 LATRICIA MORGAN

29 JACQUELYN WILSON

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Sisterhood Quote of the Month

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June Committee Meetings June 1-Plug Into the Power of Prayer @ 6:30am 712-770-4010 Access Code 274707#

June 5-Fundraising Committee Meeting @ 6:00pm @ Chef Curry’s To Go 5701 N. Western Avenue OKC, OK 73118

June 5-Fashionetta Committee Meeting @6:30pm @ (formerly Dewey Elementary) 3500 N. Lindsay OKC, OK 73113

June 7-Standards Committee Meeting @ 6:00pm Charleston Restaurant 1429 W. I-240 Service Road

June 12-Executive Board Meeting @ 6:00pm Millwood High School Commons Area 6724 N. MLK OKC, OK 73105

June 13- Selling tickets for Sunset Pearl Soiree @ Chef Curry’s To Go

June 16- Happy Hour with Beta Eta Lambda-Brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity @ Park’s Bar and Grill 322 NEW 2nd Street OKC, OK 73104

June 17 Sorority Meeting @ 11am @ Millwood High School Commons Area 6724 N. MLK OKC,OK 73105

June 19-Fundraising Committee Meeting @ Chef Curry’s To Go

June 20-Fashionetta Committee Meeting @ Prospect Baptist Church 2809 N. Missouri OKC, OK 73111

June 23- Sunset Soiree Event @ 7pm @The Montellano Event Center 11200 N. Eastern Avenue OKC, OK 73131

*If committee email address is not listing, committee chairman is using personal email address listed in the yearbook.

Email addresses for committees: bsopublicaffairs@gmail.com (Public Affairs) bsomembership@gmail.com (Membership) bsohistorian1937@gmail.com (Historian) healthbso@gmail.com (Health) akawinterball49@gmail.com (Winter Ball) bsosalmonpink@gmail.com (Photographer)

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On May 21, 2017, something epic happened, nineteen women lives changed forever. Welcoming our new sorors: Soror Avis Bonner Soror Teresa Boykins Soror Chelsie Caldwell Soror Zarah Cobb Soror Amreen Alisha Harris Soror Marika Johnson Soror Stephanie McKnight Soror Kim Mitchell-Johnson Soror Jazzmyn Roberts Soror Aneesa Sharp Soror Olivia Shepherd Soror Donnice Smith Soror Barbara Snider Soror Danielle Walker Soror Danisha Walker Soror Erica Walker Soror Rukiya Williams Soror Earlisha Willis Soror Dana Wright

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CHAPTER MEETING DATE & TIME  

*Financial Finesse Training‐Sorors Alice McCann & George a James @ 11am 

Saturday, June 17, 2017 Chapter mee ng begins promptly at 11:00am 

Millwood High School 6724 N. Mar n Luther King Avenue 

Oklahoma City, OK 73111  

** We do NOT conduct sorority mee ngs in the months of July & August. 

Beta Sigma Omega Chapter

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated

PO BOX 14712

Oklahoma City, OK 73113

 

   

Web address— http://www.betasigmaomega.org