JANUIlRy 10,2018
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JAN. 10
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JAN. 15
Martin Luther King Jr.
Day — No classes
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JAN. 14
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Martin Luther King Jr.
Commemorative Lecture
6 P.M.
McCrary Theatre
‘Ethics of Protest’
Discussion
10 A.M. - 11 AM.
McBride Gathering Space,
Numen Lumen Pavilion
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In the Fall of 2011, Elon
University changed its smok
ing policy to prohibit smoking
within 30 feet of the perimeter
of university buildings.
Prior university policy pro
hibited smoking within uni
versity uildings and within 30
feet of building entrances. By
January 2012, students and fac
ulty were frustrated by the lack
of compliance to the new policy
and its lack of enforcement.
The motivation for the pol
icy amendment was, according
to Smith Jackson, former Vice
President and Dean of Student
Life and current associate pro
fessor, increasing concern for
the health of others being sub
jugated to second-hand smoke.
Signs were posted around
campus in areas where
smoking was deemed per-
mittable, but in January,
smokers were frustrated by
the lack of permanent instal
lations and said this contrib
uted to non-compliance.
Part of the problem is that
receptacles can be difficult to
find, and to my knowledge, no
shelter is available for smoking
away from campus buildings,”
said L.D. Russell, a lecturer in
religious studies.
Jordan Perry, former coor
dinator for student develop
ment on substance education
said permanent accommo
dations were not installed to
allow for the possibility of
a smoking ban and due to
potentially high costs.
ND SMOKING
Seven
years ago,
university
policies
prohibited
smoking
within 30 feet
of buildings.
In spite of
conversations
regarding
even stricter
limitations,
no such
policies have
been passed.
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the Elon School ol
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