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North Korea playing dangerous games with nuclear talks

Spring Calendar:

2/18/2005 Just Dancin' Around -- 7:30 PM in the Black Box Theater, Center for the Arts

2/19/2005 Just Dancin' Around -- 8:30 PM in the Black Box Theater, Center for the Arts

2/21/2005 Lecture: Lyneise Williams will speak on "Refiguring Nation: The Art of Pedro Figari" -- 7:00 PM in Yeager Recital Hall

2/22/2004 Viewing: "The Changing Face of Slavery" photo exhibition on loan from London -- 4:00 - 9:00 PM in the Isabella Cannon Room, Center for the Arts

2/22/2005 Lyceum Series: Festival of Four Concert -- 7:30 PM in Whitley Auditorium

2/24/2005 Jazz Festival Concert -- 7:30 PM in McCrary Theater, Center for the Arts

2/27/2005 The Vagina Monologues -- 2:00 PM in Whitley Auditorium, $5

2/27/2005 The Vagina Monologues -- 5:00 PM in Whitley Auditorium, $5

2/28/2005 Opening Artist's Reception: John Rosenthal, Photographer -- 5:00 - 7:00 PM in the Isabella Cannon Room, Center for the Arts

Interested in writing for The Pendulum Online this fall? Contact us at pendulum@elon.edu.

Thursday, February 17, 2005

Flu epidemic rumors dispelled

Caitlin Goodspeed / Photographer

Despite over 200 cases reported of the flu, there is no epidemic as reported in a press release on Feb.10. more

News:

Shearer on Olympic Liason Committee

Elon's associate athletic director, Faith Shearer, was recently named to the Olympic Sports Liaison Committee. She received the position after being nominated through the Southern Conference... more

More stories:

Alamance Reads chooses local for program launch

RSA collaborates with SUB to plan community trips

Opinions:

Elon's 'minority segregation' not as divided as some think

In last week's issue of the Pendulum, opinion columnist Charlie Remy expressed his thoughts on Elon's common experience of having black and white students seem to be somewhat separated. While there is no doubt that Charlie meant well in pointing out the failings of our campus and to truly have minority students feel welcome, he stated some things that are simply wrong....
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Features:

Safety Versus Privacy: Surveillance Cameras on Campus

Over the past few years, surveillance cameras have been installed in high-tech classrooms and labs across campus. Campus security is looking to expand the use of cameras by placing them in parking lots as well... more

More stories:

Elon campus fashion: sunglass mania

'One Week' filmmakers share their experiences with Elon students

News:
Crazy Fire Grill starts cooking Wednesday
Heads held high during bid day
Breaking through the bubble
Shearer on Olympic Liaison Committee
Crime Watch
Organization Briefs
Alamance Reads chooses local for program launch
RSA collaborates with SUB to plan community trips
Flu epidemic rumors dispelled

Features:
Safety on campus remains an important issue for students
Elon campus fashion: sunglass mania
'One Week' filmmakers share their experiences with Elon students
Safety Versus Privacy: Surveillance Cameras on Campus

Opinions:
Negotiations needed instead of nuclear warfare
Letters & Submissions
It's the little things.....
Waging a new Cold War
Elon's 'minority segregation' not as divided as some think

Sports:
Phoenix continues offensive assault
Men's basketball suffers two losses after win over ETSU
Pendulum Sports Predictions
Former ECU assistant to head women's soccer in fall
Women's basketball in the midst of a rebuilding season

Arts & Entertainment:
The Game shows great potential in LP release 'The Documentary'
Elon photography professor featured in local exhibit
'Million Dollar Baby' sure contender for 2005 Oscar match-up
Hotel Rwanda touches audiences with an important political message