On November 22, Trident held their third
annual talent show in the 410 building at 6:30 pm. It was a free event for students/
family/friends. The International Club had a food sale consisting of
international foods and desserts, where all the proceeds went to the victims of
the typhoons in the Philippines. They
raised over 200.00. The Student Nurses
Association also provided a bake sale for the talent show. There were twelve contestants, all having
incredible talents. The talent was
decided by the three judges, John Wilson (Radio, TV and Film Production),
Jennifer Pinckney (Student Employment Services) and Evan Reich (Registrar’s
Office). They did not have an easy job
Friday night.
The first contestant, Angelita
Burgohy, sang an a cappella version of “Put Your
Records On,” which singing a cappella really showed off her strong voice.
Mary Pendergast sang “Turning Tables”
and really brought the drama to the stage, winning third place and $100.00.
Trenton Hamilton performed an original
hip hop routine.
Donny Brewer and Eric Johnson,
performed “Angel’s Son” dedicated to Donny’s Grandfather that recently passed.
It was such a beautiful performance.
Terrance Reed won second place and
$200.00 with his rendition of Edwin McCain’s, “I’ll Be.”
The crowd favorite, Claire Lane, sang
a song from the 30s, “If I Could Be with You,” accompanied by Mark Finkbeiner
on guitar.
Daniel Green and Tiffanie Wallace
performed a hip hop and pop lock routine that won them first place and a
$300.00 cash prize.
Angel Pope sang and played the
saxophone, ending her performance by throwing rose petals at the judges.
Kamika Mattis and Jake Bell performed
“City Lights” for the crowd.
Lerraine Haak recited an original
poem, “True Visual,” which she delivered by memory.
Lamont Pelzer and Hezekiah Raysor III
rapped “Quaking So Hard,” which had two little boys going crazy.
DaGleisha McArthur sang “We Haven’t
Finished Yet” to conclude the night.
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