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  1. OA Logo Changes Through the Years

    By LeCastor,
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  2. Should I accept an nomination/election ? 1 2

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  3. New pre ordeal ceremony? 1 2

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  4. Wichita Lodge 35 Winter Ordeal

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  5. what does OA do? 1 2 3

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  6. OA Sash Questions 1 2 3 4

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  7. Ordeal Ceremony Responsibilities

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  8. 2014 National Chief and National Vice Chief Selected

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  9. NOAC Patch Placement 1 2

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  10. OA and Venturing 1 2 3 4 8

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  11. can I post now?

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  12. Region Divisions

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  13. cleaning OA sash 1 2 3

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  14. When did brotherhood become a "give-me." 1 2

    By tgrimstead,
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  15. OA Election Question 1 2 3 4 5

    By bigbovine,
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