This Elon Student Television show is entitled Elon Current Events and is hosted by Stephen Kahle and Paula Livingston. It aired on April 28, 1993 in the Mooney building in front of a live audience. 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: Joseph (Joe) Beckam and Andrew (Andy) Timmons performing country music songs after winning Elon’s talent competition; Shannon Moody is the newly elected president of Elon’s Student Government Association (SGA); announcement of 89.3 WSOE buttons to support Elon’s student radio station; student media organizations change management: Tonya Taylor is The Pendulum’s Chief-Editor, Ingrid Quinn is with WSOE, and Tricia Morgan is the new editor of the Phi Psi Chi; Elon Dancers perform their spring concert; the Burlington Boys Choir will be performing in Whitley Auditorium; One-Act Festival, directed and performed by Elon theatre students is to take place in Whitley Auditorium; Elan’s Vocal Jazz Ensemble reunion will be held in McCrary Theatre and will benefit Alamance Cares; chance for students to win a free Domino’s pizza when they submit a new idea to the Elon Current Events show; Elon Current Events show will no longer use frog balls; David Hibbard (Class of 1989) has been named Elon College’s Sport and Information Director; and Brian Weckerly informs the audience of a new Parts Unknown student wrestling show. Some notable music includes: “Don’t Close Your Eyes” by Keith Whitley and “I Cross My Heart” by George Strait. Some notable names include: Stephen Kahle, Paula Livingston, Joseph (Joe) Beckam, Andrew ( Andy) Timmons, Shannon Moody, Tonya Taylor, DeeDee Carowan, Ingrid Quinn, Tricia Morgan, David Hibbard, Keith Whitley, George Strait, Shawn Bryan, Keri Blair, Thomas (Tom) Freeman, Thomas (Tom) Englehart, Tres Morley, Joseph (Joe) Davis, Sarah Clarke, Brian Weckerly, Lynn Wilson, Christopher C. Waters, Terry Williams, and Rexford (Rex) Waters.