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The Pendulum
Wednwdv September 9. r
Elon Student
Arrested
^ Bnd Stmmoni
Stiff Writer
John Luka, ■ lophomore at
Gkn, MTved a «wnnt for his
arrett fay the Elon Mice Depait-
ment oo a charge of auault at
about U:30un on September 7th.
Luka allegedly assaulted Robert
Stevenson at approximately
3:00am on September 5tfi. At the
time of die assault, Stevenson was
passed out and unable to defend
hunelf. Stevenson received a
nasal fncture, maxillary ftacture,
and cuts to the upper right lip and
to die right comer of the mouth
which required stitches.
According to the police report,
Luka was seen after the beating
with his hand covered with blood.
A witness stated that after Luka
washed his hand in the Fonville
fountain, it “was clean of the
blood and absolutely no cut or
scrape could be seen."
Luka was charged with
“assault, inflicting serious in
juries," and held on a five-
hundred dollar unsecured bond.
If found guilty, he could &ce up
to two years in jail and/or a fine.
Luka refused to comment on the
incident.
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By Leela Dawioa
Spedid to die l^ndulum
Eighteen senior cadets com-
{deted die six week advanced
camp at Ft. Bragg with a 66 per
cent of the participants ranking
excellent to outstanding .
“This is the best Military
Science IV class Elon has seen
thus &r. Captain Jackson, Assis
tant Professor of Military Science
said they represented Qon Col
lege extremely well.
Advanced Camp was a
culmination and testing of the
knowledge and skills learned dur
ing the past school year.
The cadets are J^ Vborhees,
Ibmnqr Rogers, Leela Dawson,
Shawn Hughes, Pete Henderson,
Randy Dolliver, Daryl Hines
David Jones, Bill Ayers, John
Oreaves, Jeffiey Slade, George
Dixon, John Bradsher, Dallas
Cory, \^TiIlie Shelton, Darrin
Smith, Ibdd Hilton, and Howard
Coe.
While at camp, the Elon
students trained along with more
than 4000 other cadets from along
the Eastern seaboard ranging
%>m Maine, to Puerto Rico. Dur
ing the advanced camp, students
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are evaluated » subjects tu
during the school year indudi
general military subjects, ijj
navigation, miliury jki|^
physical training, uticg ^
leadership. Th^ also were ^
troduced to a host of new subjai
areas and branch orientatioinai
prqwie them for commissiofl,g
a second Lieutenant upon gradgj
tion. ‘
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Three Cadets were selected I
cadet troop leadership traini-
foUowing advanced can^, Th
were attached to regular an
units and performed the duii
and responsibilities of a seca
Lieutenant.
Pete Henderson was attach
to 82nd Airbom at Fort Bn
N.C., Leela Dawson to the 2
Q.M.Company at Fort Lee, Vj
and David Jones to a transpoit
tion Compai^ at Ft. Eustis.
TKE
Ctmt’d from pay
Department “knows very litd
about the incident. “Our only:
volvement was the fiKt that i
SBI called with information ah ^
an ancmymous letter that they b
received telling of drug use atl
hotel.” The Elon IHidice thena
(acted the Campus security i
the letter wu forwarded to the
Although taupf students i
that the college had to take kx
kind of action, moat feel diefi
year penalty is extreme. H
brother Dave Lawlor commei
“Stnne punishment mi^
neceaiaiy for sdiool
but it seems ncm-ptxxiuctivej
totally eliminale our frMendtyij
not in Elon’s best inter
Anoter brother Chris Ellis I
“The penalty should have I
more leniant.” One brodier
asked that his name not be i#
claims that “the school hu be
trying to abolish the fht i
yean.” |
When Perkins was asked wli
she thought the future ofd
might be she reqwnded, "Tt
will have to be decided in fr
yean, nodiing in this penalty u.
they can’t become a fno^
again.” She also added that otb .
fraternities on caiqws are not I I
iqg to be watched or observed ji
because of this incident. “Thii
not a witch hunt,” said Peddt
The TKE brothers seem o
tomistic of their future as one
the schools fraternal organiz
tions. S^ Dave Lawlor, “TK
will never be totally done in,
will survive.”