This Elon Student Television show is titled Elon Current Events, and it is hosted by Kathryn Ficarra and Josh Klaff in the Mooney building on November 1, 1995. 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: Halloween Trick or Treat for Elon community children on Elon College’s campus; the Colonnades (Elon’s literary and arts magazine) co-editor; an interview with Doc Siddal, the WSOE Radio General Manager, who spoke about the move from Harper Center to the Moseley Center (no name); the second annual formal dance called the “Snowball” at Elon College; Safe Rides; the drummer from the “Doors”, John Densmore; a performance during Elon’s Homecoming Weekend by John Henton, the star of Living Single (an American FOX network television sitcom from 1993 – 1998); subscriptions to the Elon College newspaper, the Pendulum, for six dollars a year; the women’s and men’s basketball teams’ need for the Fighting Christians fans; Elon College Seniors need to check with the registrar’s office to graduate; the invitation for students, faculty, and staff to participate in a discussion between J. Fred Young and Dr. Julianne Maher (author of “Do Men and Women Speak the Same Langauge?”; a symposium on paradigms led by Paul Fromson and Paul Blake; Elon College Homecoming events; the theatre department performance of the musical “Guys and Dolls”; a discussion sponsored by Chris Wilson and Ann Belume from the religious and anthropology departments; and the Sacred Hebrew choral music performance. Some notable names include: Kathryn Ficarra, Josh Klaff, Doc Siddal, John Densmore, Julianne Maher, Paul Fromson, Paul Blake, Chris Wilson, Johnathan Green, and Ann Belume.