Psi Kappa Nu - 𝜳𝛫𝛮, William Paterson University, Wayne, New Jersey

12/26/2024

Hi Brothers and Friends of Psi Kappa Nu -- many of you have been prominent in my mind during these holidays time of year. Best wishes for Christmas and throughout the New Year -- be well, stay safe -- S&S

03/10/2024

Hi Lester -- glad to see you visited and "liked" our page. We hope that life is treating you well. Please visit here and say howdy to our brothers. Be well, stay safe -- Brother Sam and Shirley (Sister) Conti

08/16/2023

Hi Brothers and Sisters -- came upon this reminder and wanted to share it with you -- Shirley and I are truly proud to have been part of your growth and development. We're proud if you!!! -- S&S

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We Did They Hid It

Walter S. McAfee is the African American mathematician and physicist who first calculated the speed of the moon. McAfee participated in Project Diana in the 1940s - a U.S. Army program, created to determine whether a high frequency radio signal could pe*****te the earth's outer atmosphere. To test this, scientists wanted to bounce a radar signal off the moon and back to earth.

But the moon was a swiftly moving target, impossible to hit without knowing its exact speed. McAfee made the necessary calculations, and on January 10, 1946,
the team sent a radar pulse through a special 40-feet square antenna towards the moon. Two and a half seconds later, they received a faint signal, proving that transmissions from earth could cross the vast distances of outer space.

Official news of this scientific breakthrough did not include McAfee's name, nor was there any recognition of the essential role he played. But Americans could not have walked on the moon had it not been for Walter S. McAfee and his calculations

03/18/2023

Hello Brothers, I learned this evening (March 17, 2023) from Carl Kraus that our Brother and Friend, Ed Mosely, has passed away. We have followed his long and exemplary career; he inspired many and helped many more along his path. I can't confirm right now but am told that services will be held for Ed on 03182023. We trust that his loved ones will be comforted by the knowledge of all the good he has done. May he Rest in Peace. Be well, stay safe each and all -- Shirley and Sam Conti

11/05/2022

Hello Brothers, thanks to Arty Spenser we have a new posting to the page.
Brother Arty wrote: "This was an interesting affair the Queen of Paterson State College Campus was Jim Scillitani.the first male Campus Queen. The event was held on March 1971 at the Marriott Hotel on March 1971. Pictured front row from Left to Right: Arty and Renee, Steve Brown and Leah Walker, Walter Walton and Date, Back Row: Lorenzo Butler and Larema Furr, Margaret and Lester Harris.
If anyone knows Walter Walton Date's name, please forward the names to me. This picture is a unique picture of Lorenzo Butler in a normal demeanor. I can't remember what he did after the picture, but you can bet he did something the Lorenzo way.

Stay Blessed,

Arty Spencer"

05/23/2022

Howdy Guys, just trying to drum up interactions on this site. Spread the word. Let us hear from you. Be well, stay safe — SDC

05/13/2022

Come on Friends, let's post som÷ news -- S&S

05/07/2022

Hello Brothers, this is a temporary site. I will step away as an administrator as soon as someone agrees to take over the role. Shirley and Sam Conti