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 8, 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: Career Development to work with student’s at workshops on future employment; Elon College seniors need to contact the registrar’s office to receive their degree; a performance during Elon’s Homecoming Weekend by John Henton, the star of Living Single (an American FOX network television sitcom from 1993 – 1998); a production of “Guys and Dolls”, a musical from the 1950’s, produced by Rosemary Howard and Catherine McNeela; the Alpha Phi Alpha open house theme “Ice Cold”; a Sacred Hebrew music performance in Whitley Auditorium; and Alpha Phi Alpha presentation of the “Miss Black and Gold Pageant” and an Elon Step Show. Other topics include: a poetry reading by American poet, William DeWitt Snodgrass, pseudonym S.S. Gardons (W.D. Snodgrass 1926 – 2009) in McCrary Theatre; Elon College Homecoming Weekend events; a jazz group of musicians in their 19th season, called Amber Jazz Quartet; acrobatics held in McCrary Theatre; Elán’s performance; Elon College’s pep rally with fireworks near Fonville Fountain at Scott Plaza; the Elon College’s Wind Ensemble; the Elon’s Athletic Hall of Fame 25th anniversary dinner; an interview with the producer of Elon Current Events, Maggie Blickle; and an interview with the station manager, Andy Tracewell. Some notable names include: Kathryn Ficarra, Josh Klaff, Carter Hopkins, Steven Swint, John Henton, Rosemary Howard, Catherine McNeela, Alfred Damon Runyon, Jonathan Green, Scott Dayton, Andy Tracewell, Maggie Blickle, Robert May, Christopher Bell, and Stacey Lee.