This Elon Student Television show is entitled Elon Current Events and is hosted by Lynn Wilson and Richard (Rick) Galiher. It aired on September 21, 1993 in the Mooney building in front of a live audience as their fourth show of the fall semester. The aim of this program is to keep viewers up to date with current events happening in Elon College and Burlington, North Carolina. Some notable topics include: Willie (Wilson) Goode, the first black mayor of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1984-1992) who spoke at Elon College; Fran Davis presenting a lecture on “working in New York City” in Yeager Recital Hall (Center for the Arts); Town of Elon College Festival of the Oaks with Chairman of the Board playing along with other locally and regionally known entertainment, arts, and crafts venues; The play under Milk Wood (a 1954 radio drama by poet Dylan Thomas, adapted later a stage play) being performed by the National Theatre of the Deaf in McCrary Theatre in the Center for the Arts; 1992-1993 Phi Psi Cli yearbook arriving on campus; organizational fair in the fall semester; Family Weekend activities with a Fiesta 1993 theme (formerly known as Parent’s Weekend) being planned by Jana Lynn Patterson; Fighting Christians football game during Family Weekend; the Fighting Christian mascot born in 1921 as Elon was playing Guilford College; on campus student job listings at Harper Center; Career Services is receiving and posting off-campus student jobs; and Elon College Athletic weekend sports. Some notable bands at the Town of Elon Festival include: Debra Dare, The Holidays, Reflections, and Sidekicks. Some notable names include: Shannon Albertson, Jana Lynn Patterson, Karen Thompson, Jennifer (Jen) de-Vries, Brooke Cates, Paula Utterback, Michael Grant, Janet Cooper, Frances McKenzie, Margaret Jobe, Christopher Waters, Thomas (Tom) Freeman, Kelly Brandy, Ryan Case, Stewart (Stew) T. Williams, Robert (Bob) Joseph Grimmie, Brian Weckerly, Joseph (Joe) Davis, and Christopher(Chris) Lamont Bell.