This Elon Student Television show is titled Elon Today, and it is hosted by Brent Williams and Michelle Gordon in the Mooney building on March 20, 1997. This program was created to keep the student audience up to date with events at Elon College and in Burlington, North Carolina. Some notable topics include: driving and lowering the speed limit on Haggard Avenue; predicting the local and national weather Elon by Jeff (unknown last name), the weatherman; announcing the national and Elon sports; celebrating Earth Day (began in 1979) by recycling; abandoning alcohol at two national fraternities; producing counterfeit money and driver licenses in Corpus Christi, Texas by teenagers; discovering Hale-Boop comet outside of Jupiter's orbit in March of 1997; awarding a possible Harry S. Truman Scholarship to Keebler La-Trease McGhee, an Elon student for graduate school; conducting a roughly ten hour famine by the Elon Volunteers by getting informed about hunger; and thanking the Pendulum for all the research on the Elon Today stories. Some names include: Brent Williams, Michelle Gordon, Jeff, and Keebler La-Trease McGhee.