Let's Go Clubbing - Elon Local News
(10/08/12 4:26pm)
In Let's Go Clubbing, Emily Haring explores the happenings of student organizations on Elon's campus.
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In Let's Go Clubbing, Emily Haring explores the happenings of student organizations on Elon's campus.
Family Weekend is all about timing. Usually scheduled for the end of September, it sits snugly between the start of school and fall break.
First in the Family is a new mentoring program being introduced to the Elon community. It is for first generation college students, and the program's advisor Becky Olive-Taylor, spoke about the goals and purpose for it.
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A missing person report concerning a Burlington resident attracted the attention of a reality television series this season.
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Are the Smith boys at it again?
Hispanic students count for four percent of the student population at Elon University. Some were born in the United States and others come from countries like El Savador, Costa Rica and Panama.
"It's funny because you'll go out there and a lot of the kids are so shy they won't even ask you for your card." Elon Town Police Lieutenant James Perry says. "They kind of just walk up but by the time they're done, they're interacting and having conversations so I think it's meeting its purpose."
A university student was found dead at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill last Friday and even death at some other campus will impact any university.