Most bizarrely, Genesis were the primary influence on the Australian prog band Fraternity, whose singer, Bon Scott.
Turkish newspapers say they are accused of conspiring against a rival Islamic fraternity whose leader was arrested in 2009 on charges of belonging to al-Qaeda.
Of the 165 East Harlem juveniles currently in the program, 55 are members of a crew, a ganglike fraternity whose members are aligned with one housing project or another.
The man, who the university says does not want his name made public, joined the fraternity, whose identity is also being withheld, after the rush period this fall.
But should one choose to accept his combined hit total, Suzuki, some would say, would be a good fit in an exclusive fraternity whose two current members had less-than-stellar reputations with fans and the news media.
Instead, the fraternity, whose alumni include Dr. Jonas Salk, Benny Goodman, Red Auerbach, George Stephanopoulos and Joseph Wapner, a judge made famous by the television show "The People's Court," has been convulsed by strife and a lawsuit against the national umbrella organization.
The 80,000-member fraternity, whose parades of marchers in bowler hats and orange sashes have convulsed Northern Ireland in recent summers, opposes the peace agreement, which seeks to establish a Catholic-Protestant power-sharing government in the conflicted British province.
What current and former Miami players want to be a part of is a committed and often raucous fraternity whose members challenge one another right on the sideline during games.
