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Posted by Editor Logia Itaca on 02/01/2008 at 02:09 PM

Frat boys: Masons drum up members among Hub rockers

Posted by Editor Logia Itaca on 16/06/2008 at 12:41 PM

Stodgy lodges, traditional initiations and secret handshakes would seem to be the antithesis of punk rock.

But a diverse group of Hub rockers are embracing centuries-old fraternal ideals to become the new face of the Freemasons in Boston.

“It’s not a religion, and it’s definitely not a cult,” said J.R. Roach, drummer for Sam Black Church and bassist for The Men, who also is master of the Masons’ Cambridge Amicable Lodge. “Everything is supposed to be dignified. There’s no hazing. We’re all brothers. It’s a movement for guys trying to find a deeper meaning in their lives.”

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Freemasons in midst of popularity, membership boom

Posted by Editor Logia Itaca on 08/06/2008 at 10:48 AM

The secretive society gains a higher, hipper profile as younger men seek out a place for fraternal bonding.

By Adam Tschorn, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
May 18, 2008

IN LOS FELIZ, across from a 7-Eleven on North Vermont Avenue, a few dozen men in their early 20s to late 80s share a dinner behind closed doors. Some wear full tuxedos with bow ties and jeweled cuff links, some have shoulder-length hair, and others wear open-collared shirts that reveal the slightest filigree of tattoo arching across their chests.

FOR THE RECORD:

Photo credits: In Sunday's Image section, an article about Freemasons was accompanied by a photograph of President Ford that was credited to the Los Angeles Times; Eric Draper of the Associated Press was the photographer. The uncredited photo of Clark Gable that also ran with the story should have been credited to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. —

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