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| Marshall students had the chance to be in the spotlight
Monday, April 10, to start a week of SpringFest activities.
Students gathered on the Memorial Student Center (MSC) plaza to eat and listen as about 10 people sang karaoke. T. C. Kidd, the DJ from Sound Station and DJ Shows in Charleston, sang the first few songs to warm up the crowd. Kidd said he is used to playing at bars and parties. When the students began to sing, the music ranged from country music to rap. Senior Lisa Baladjay and sophomore Angel Armstrong, both from Huntington, took a turn singing the Pat Benatar song "Hit Me With Your Best Shot." Neither one had participated in SpringFest before. "It was a spur of the moment thing," Armstrong said. "We both listen to the tape and sing along, but it is different in front of people. It was fun." ![]() Baladjay had sung karaoke before, but she said it still could be confusing. "There really isn't a signal to start singing," she said. "If you get lost, it's really hard to catch up." Karaoke was the first event of this year’s SpringFest. "This is a week of fun so students can relax," said P. Andy Hermansdorfer, director of student activities and Greek affairs. "It's a way to celebrate the end of the semester and welcome spring." The week was filled with many events. ![]() Story by Courtney Ross |