This Elon Student Television show is titled Phoenix 14 News, and it is hosted by Danika Lewis and Randy Gyllenhaal in Studio A in the School of Communications on November 5, 2007. This program was created to keep the student audience up to date with events at Elon University and in Burlington, North Carolina. Some notable topics include: the resignation of the Assistant Dean of Students, Scott Nelson; a video piece of the thefts in Smith dormitory and on campus; a video piece on the North Carolina drought management; departure of Steve Anderson in Residence Life; Election Day polls open at 7:00 a.m.; the election of the Town of Elon Aldermen; the city of Burlington Mayor election; the 2008 United States Presidential election; video of Senator Barack Obama (Democrat-Presidential Candidate) campaigning; the Elon’s School of Law architecture from the H. Weaver building; the annual “Phoenix Phind”; a video piece on LIVE OAK Communications Agency (the new public agency); the Jeanne Robertson “Flat Out Funny” production by nine Elon staff and students at the Paramount Theatre will air on XM Radio; Elon’s MBA program ranks in business magazines; Elon faculty member, Charles Irons, received a honor of being one of top religious scholars in the United States; Phi Psi Cli hosted photograph day for Elon students; Elon student art exhibit at Arts West; downtown Burlington, North Carolina renovation; a video piece on Pine Ridge Church in Burlington, North Carolina; Elon’s E-Alerts system; Elon 101 Hometown Heroes; a video piece on an Elon student who received a Fulbright Scholarship grant to do Habitat for Humanity in Argentina; the International Space Shuttle discovered a hair ball of wire; Pakistan, in a state of emergency, is closing off all media stations in retaliation of Pakistan’s Supreme Court; Elon’s sports; and the Physics Club dressed in medieval warfare to toss pumpkins for fundraising. In addition, a music license from Killer Track music was signed for the School of Communications, TLT, and Elon Student Television. Some names include: Scott Nelson, George (Smith) Jackson, Todd Graves, Kevin Delaney, Jimmy Reyes, Niki Turley, Chuck Gantos, Governor Michael Francis "Mike" Easley, John Morris, James Lims, Nick Ochsner, Ronald Klepcyk, Lawrence E. Slade, Mark H. Green, Stephen Ross, Ronnie Wall, Barack Obama, Chelsea Moir, Drew Smith, Emily Romans, Lee Bush, Brittanie Schroyer, Jeanne Robertson, Charles Irons, Mackenzie Ames, Todd Grandstaff, Brandon Delk, Richard McBride, Kathy Lyday Lee, Kristen Kennedy, Janet Meyers, Guitar McMore; Steven Haas, Drake Springer, Sean Cearly, Katelin Downer, Shea Northcut, Evelyn Frederickson, Christina Mallia, Lydia Graef, P.J. Buckley, Kevin Kline, Mitt Pittman, Brandon Echter, Samantha Miller, Leigh Lesnick, and Linda Lashendock.
