This Elon Student Television pilot show is entitled Elon Current Events, and it is hosted by Paula Livingston and Stephen Kahle in 1993 in the Mooney building. This program is to keep the audience up to date with Elon College and Burlington, North Carolina events. Some notable topics include: The United States Air Force (USAF) Woodwind Ensemble will be performing in Yeager Recital Hall in the Center for the Arts building; Rick Kelly (a Motown and Rhyme and Blues classic vocalist) will be singing at the Backdoor restaurant; Dr. Elizabeth Welch, a retired faculty member from Salem College in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, author of Learning to be Eighty Five, and an activist on aging will be speaking in Yeager Recital Hall; Broadway’s play, Lend Me a Tenure, is premiering in the Center for the Arts; a nine-member vocal jazz ensemble called Beachfront Property will be performing in the Center for the Arts along with Elan Jazz Ensemble directed by Catherine McNeela; Beachfront Property will be conducting master classes for music students; Hypnotist, Tom DeLuca, will be attempting hypnosis on audience members in Whitley Auditorium sponsored by Elon’s Student Union Board (SUB); new issue of the Pendulum is available for the community, which includes a story on a Vermont quilter Holley Junker (Junker’s quilts are on display in the Isabella Cannon Room); and a discussion on sun visors. Some notable names include: Paula Livingston, Stephen Kahle, Dr. Elizabeth Welch, Catherine McNeela, Christopher Waters, Tom DeLuca, and Holley Junker.