This Elon Student Television show is entitled Elon Current Events and is hosted by Lynn Wilson and Nick Cooper. It aired on November 2, 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: Gerald Gibson (School of Communications faculty member) played the guitar; Karen Thompson (Director of Placement in Career Services) was in the Miss America Pageant representing the state of Miss North Carolina ; Randy Reed (a faculty guitarist) is going to be playing on November 5, 1993 in Yeager Hall, Center of the Fine Arts building; Mandy Carter will be speaking on Gay Rights; Into the Woods (a musical with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and a book by James Lapine) will be playing from November 11th-14th in McCrary Theatre in the Center of the Fine Arts; Angela Owens is presenting a lecture on “Controlling Images” on how television news shapes our views on November 15th in Whitley Auditorium; Mark Albertson (Registrar and Assistant to the Provost) discussing pre-registration and the new four credit system; Joseph (Joe) Beckham and Andrew (Andy) Timmons playing and singing a country melody “Anymore” (a song co-written by Travis Tritt and Jill Colucci and recorded as an American country music artist released in September 1991); Joe and Andy continue playing a Travis Tritt song entitled “I am going to be Somebody” (a song co-written by Jill Colucci and Stewart Harris, and recorded by American country music artist Travis Tritt released in May 1990); and Catherine (Cathy) Sparks discussing ‘Hats off to Hollywood’ the theme for Elon’s College Homecoming week. Some notable names include Nick Cooper, Lynn Wilson, Christopher Waters, Catherine Sparks, Kerry Walsh, Kelly Brandy, Ryan Case, Christeen Pozniak, Stew Williams, Brian Weckerly, Joseph (Joe) Davis, Christopher (Chris) Bell, and James Washington.