Mitch 'The Godfather' Martin

ΛΕΩ : All the fun of college, none of the education!!!
ΛΕΩ (Lambda Epsilon Omega) is a fraternity for those who want all of the benefits that fraternity life offers without the time, trouble and expense of attending a college or university.
MITCH-A-PALOOZA.... EXPERIENCE IT!!!
In the words of Bernard 'Beanie' Campbell, one of our founding fathers:
"We are discussing a brand new way to look at a fraternity. In other words, we need to forget about all of the normal rules that apply to both college and society. Because this is a very big idea my friends- We are talking about a non-exclusive, egalitarian brotherhood where community status and more importantly, age, have no bearing whatsoever."
ΛΕΩ is open to all MySpace members, regardless of gender, who share the founder's philosophies.
Joseph 'Blue' Palasky - Rest In Peace
"Old School" actor Cranshaw dies at 86
Best known for his role as 'Blue' in the 2003 comedy
Sunday, January 1, 2006; Posted: 3:08 p.m. EST
Patrick Cranshaw's career spanned decades but he was well known for his role in "Old School."
LOS ANGELES, California (AP) -- Patrick Cranshaw, who achieved cult-like status as fraternity brother "Blue" in the 2003 comedy "Old School," has died. He was 86.
The veteran character actor died of natural causes Wednesday at his home in Fort Worth, Texas, his personal manager, Jeff Ross, told the Los Angeles Times.
Throughout his career spanning nearly 50 years, Cranshaw had dozens of roles, including a bank teller in "Bonnie and Clyde" and a demolition derby owner in "Herbie: Fully Loaded" (2005). Other credits included "Bandolero" (1968), "Best in Show" (2000) and "The Hudsucker Proxy" (1994), as well as television series "Mork & Mindy" and "The Dukes of Hazzard."
But he was probably best known for his role as elderly frat boy Joseph "Blue" Palasky in "Old School," starring Luke Wilson, Will Ferrell and Vince Vaughn.
In the hit comedy, he was about to wrestle two topless girls but dies of an apparent heart attack from over excitement. After singing "Dust in the Wind" at Blue's funeral, Ferrell's character calls out in agony: "You're my boy, Blue!"
Fans would yell the signature line whenever they saw the actor and erected Web sites paying homage to his "Old School" character. He was even invited to meet with the Texas Rangers when they played the Angels in Anaheim.
"It was a great experience and an acknowledgment for him," Ross said. "He loved the recognition and would turn back and say, 'I'm your boy Blue."'
Cranshaw was born in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, in 1919 and became interested in acting while entertaining American troops before World War II.
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