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Elon University produces show completely in French

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A class at Elon University has decided to direct, arrange and produce

Elon Relay For Life 2016

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Former Democratic presidential candidate and Harvard Law professor Lawrence Lessig reflects on his recent bid for the presidency and expresses concerns about funding congressional races.

Elonthon 2016

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Sigma Chi Greek Week Dance

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Sigma Chi wins Greek Week dance for Interfraternity Council.

Sigma Kappa Greek Week Dance

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Sigma Kappa won Greek Week dance for the Panhellenic Council at Elon University

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