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The year at a glance
Elon University’s biggest news stories during 2008-09
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Compiled by David Wells
Photo Editor
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SARAH PALIN VISITS ELON OCT. 16
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More than 10,000 people crowded Latham Park for a chance to see Republican vice
presidential nominee Sarah Palin stump for Sen. John McCain.
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PERFORMED ‘NINE’ FEB. 12-15
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Octagon Cafe renovations were completed Aug. 22, as Freshens relocated to expand food service in Moseley Center.
SHERIFF JOHNSON DISCUSSES IMMIGRATION AND 287G LAWS
Eton's musical theatre department stunned audiences once again with its performance of Alamance County Sheriff Terry Johnson briefly addressed the Alamance County Commissioners on recent
‘Nine,’ directed by Lynne Formato. traffic stops. The numbers, which he later claimed were because of a computer error, were under reported by abou
PHOENIX FOOTBALL HAS SUCCESSFUL 2008 CAMPAIGN: CHAPLAIN MCBRIDE ANNOUNCES
LANDS A TOP 5 NATIONAL RANKING
RETIREMENT AFTER 25 YEARS_
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Junior wide receiver Terrell Hudgins powers through a defender against the Western Carolina Catamounts Nov. 8.
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