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NEWS 12/15/12 3:58pm

Brief: UMass pulls out OT victory over Elon men's hoops

By The Pendulum Sports Desk

After missing two potentially game-winning free throws in the waning seconds of regulation, the University of Massachusetts at Amherst men's basketball team defeated Elon University 78-73 in extra time Saturday afternoon in the 2012 Hall of Fame Holiday Showcase in Springfield, Mass. Elon freshman guard Tanner Samson hit a three-pointer with eight seconds remaining in regulation to tie the game at 66.

NEWS 12/14/12 5:02pm

A year of mourning: Conn. shooting marks latest tragedy

By Jonathan Black

There is nothing stopping random acts of violence within our country. True, there are laws that attempt to govern our behavior by detouring us from doing anything evil, but these laws act to punish our actions rather than prohibit. This has never been more relevant than this year. On July 20 in Aurora, Colo., a gunman attacked movie theater patrons at the midnight premiere of “The Dark Knight Rises.” Total deaths: 12.

NEWS 12/11/12 2:55pm

Bill Morningstar, men's golf coach, to retire in May 2013

By The Pendulum Sports Desk

Bill Morningstar, the current head coach of the Elon University men's golf team, will retire in May 2013 after the men's golf season wraps up, according to an e-mail sent to faculty and staff today by athletic director Dave Blank. "It is with great gratitude that I inform you on the retirement of Bill Morningstar ’64, Director of Golf and Head Men’s Golf Coach, effective after the 2013 spring season in May," Blank said in the e-mail.

NEWS 12/10/12 9:05pm

Water worries: Fracking studies raise concerns among Chatham County farmers

By Katherine Blunt

Farrell Moose is keeping an eye on his water. When the North Carolina General Assembly voted in July to legalize hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, in the state, he paid more than $300 for a baseline test of his well. A statewide moratorium on fracking will remain in place for at least two years while the North Carolina Mining and Energy Commission (MEC) assesses the potential effects of shale gas extraction in areas over the Triassic Basins, but Moose wants to clearly establish his current water quality before the commission completes its study.

NEWS 12/8/12 5:38pm

Evaluating the Heisman Trophy finalists

By Andrew Wilson

Ahead of the crowning of the 2012 Heisman Trophy presentation tonight in New York City, The Pendulum Sports Desk, some old and some new, wanted to take a crack at who we thought would take home the trophy. All three of us agree on this statement: There was not a clear Heisman Trophy winner this season like there was in past years.

NEWS 12/6/12 3:17pm

No-Contact Order Filed Against Alexis Gray

By arose8

Elon Local News worked with The Pendulum to obtain a no-contact order for stalking or nonconsensual sexual conduct filed against Alexis Gray on December 3.Gray, the 18-year-old who Elon administrators say arrived armed on campus on November 25, is the ex-girlfriend of a current Elon student.

NEWS 12/6/12 3:14pm

Gray "Uses Suicide as a Threat"

By elonlocalnews

Elon Local News has obtained copies of the domestic violence protective order against Alexis Gray, taken out by her ex-boyfriend, an Elon student.In the document, Gray is ordered not to "assault, threaten, abuse, follow, harass...or interfere" with her ex-boyfriend.Gray's ex-boyfriend wrote in the court order Gray contacted him, asking him to meet her for what would take "only five minutes".After he refused, Gray threatened to commit suicide if he did not show up, according to the complaint."She has made these threats frequently for years," he wrote in the complaint.

NEWS 12/6/12 12:44pm

Update: Alexis Gray Sent Back to PA

By arose8

The Alamance County District Attorney charged Alexis Morgan Gray this week with felony possession of a firearm on a college campus, according to an email this morning from Dr. Smith Jackson, Vice President and Dean of Student Life. Jackson's email stated that Gray returned yesterday to the Alamance County Jail after completing her psychiatric evaluation in Raleigh at the Central Regional Hospital. Smith Jackson's email said that Gray was "released to the custody of her parents after posting the required bond and being outfitted with an electronic monitoring device." The district court ordered Gray to stay in Pennsylvania or New Jersey, with the exception of Mercer County, New Jersey, Jackson said.

NEWS 12/6/12 11:26am

Elon names Rodney Parks new registrar

By Ethan Smith

Rodney Parks, coming from the University of Georgia, has been named Elon University’s next registrar. Parks started at the University of Georgia in 2001, serving as the school’s senior associate registrar, and will be succeeding Mark Albertson, who has been at Elon for 34 years. During Albertson’s time at Elon, he “led the campus through numerous changes and witnessed unprecedented growth,” said Provost Steven House in an email.

NEWS 12/5/12 11:06am

How to look for signs of relationship violence

By bmcdavid

Senior Chrissy Pacewicz knows first hand the dangers of an unhealthy relationship. "It started off fine and it was a good relationship and then I think he just became kind of possessive," said Pacewicz. At just 16 years old, Pacewicz found herself in a verbally abusive relationship. "He just kind of took everything out on me," said Pacewicz.

NEWS 12/5/12 10:53am

Rumor of Doomsday at Elon

By bmezerski

The end of the semester is here and while students are stuck studying in the library, many students are wishing for an excuse to relieve them from the stress of finals.

NEWS 12/5/12 10:49am

Lakeside Lowdown

By Gary Grumbach

Construction workers are busy putting the finishing touches on the new Lakeside Dining Hall and Winter Garden Cafe.

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NEWS 04/15/2026 7:34pm
Students weigh optimism, concern as AI expert discusses democracy at Elon

A show of hands inside Elon University’s LaRose Digital Theatre on April 15 revealed a clear mood — more students felt concerned about artificial intelligence than excited. That tension framed a campus conversation as Northeastern University professor of law, engineering, policy, communications and computer science Beth Noveck challenged students to rethink AI not just as a threat but as a potential tool to strengthen democracy.

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