Junior wide receiver Aaron Mellette had 12 touchdown catches this season. Photo by Al Drago.
The new representatives will officially take office April 1.
Executive Results:
President:
Darien Flowers
Vice President:
Connor O'Donnell
Treasurer:
Welsford Bishopric
Business:
Krystin Wallach
Secretary:
Leah Burns
[box] Because executive positions require 50 percent of the vote plus one, a run-off election was held Feb. 23 for the positions of Executive President and Executive Vice President. [/box]
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Senior Results:
President:
Molly Shoop
Senior Vice President:
Samuel Kahane
Senior Treasurer:
Kevin Beach
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Junior Results:
President:
Sean Patterson
Junior Vice President:
Alexandra Briggs
Junior Treasurer:
Patrick Brown
Junior Senator:
Lauren Reiman
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Sophomore Results:
President:
Joseph Incorvia
Sophomore Vice President:
Sarah Paille-Jansa
Treasurer:
Elizabeth Ruh
Secretary:
Lindsey Freedman
Senator:
Jennifer Lauterbach
[box] Vacant positions will be filled at the discretion of the Executive President. [/box]
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Current executive president Sam Warren explains what a run-off election means. Video by Sheryl Davis, Multimedia Editor.[/box]
The Poor People’s Campaign North Carolina Division hosted a protest against N.C. House Bill 958, a bill focused on new voting regulations, in front of Elon’s Town Hall. Approximately 40 community members attended the protest, which lasted around an hour Monday evening.
North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson is not joining a proposed settlement submitted by Duke Energy Carolinas, the largest electricity provider in Alamance County. Jackson acknowledged the concessions Duke Energy has made, but he was not satisfied with the proposed rates, according to a press release by the North Carolina Department of Justice.