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Spring Calendar:
4/13/2005 National
Day of Silence, activities at Elon sponsored by
Spectrum
4/13/2005 Percussion Ensemble Spring Concert: 7:30 PM in
Yeager Recital Hall, Center for the Arts
4/13/2005 Take
Back the Night: 7:30 PM in Whitley Auditorium
4/14/2005 Convocation for Honors featuring Pioneering
Astronaut and former U.S. Senator John Glenn: 4:30 PM in the
Koury Center
4/15/2005 Pet
Adoption Fair, sponsored by S.H.A.R.E.: 2:00 PM until 4:00 PM
outside the Moseley Center
4/15/2005 Recital: The Story of Love performed by juniors
Perry Medlin and Kelly Schmidt: 7:00 PM in Yeager Recital
Hall, Center for the Arts
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Thursday, April 7, 2005
9-11 art
captures tragedy
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Caitlin
Goodspeed /
Photographer
A 9-11
sculpture, made up of 16 tons of structural steel from
the World Trade Center, will stand behind Koury Center
at Elon for a full year. The structure has cost $80,000
so far... more
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News:
Computer
problems cause cancellation of sophomore assessment
this year
The sophomore
writing assessment was cancelled because of
technological difficulties, but it will be back next
year. However, current sophomores are still excused
from the test, as announced on Tuesday. The sophomore
writing assessment has changed since its inception 10
years ago. For the past three years, Elon has had the
writing test online, rather than in classroom... more
More stories:
April brings sexual assault awareness
Believe it or not, Elon home to magician Daniel
Marin
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Opinions:
'Required' writing assessment in need
of revision
Tuesday, 1,200 sophomore students rose out of
bed to take the required sophomore writing assessment,
which had to be completed any time between 7:30 a.m.
and 9:30 a.m. To the students? dismay, the test was not
made available on Blackboard until 8 a.m. When many
students were near the completion of the assessment one
server failed because of the large number of students
on the server at one time, and students were not able
to complete, nor submit the test. Shortly afterward,
students received an e-mail from school officials
stating that there will be no retest and students are
exempt.....
more
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Things...
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