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Roughly 15 bands and solo artists took the stage to perform on Tuesday at Open Mic Night hosted in Linden Hall’s Coffeehouse. Sophomores Jacob Fishman and Carlie Viemann ran the event along with other members of the College Programming Board.

The CPB held a raffle for the 50 students in attendance, giving away two T-shirts, a $15 gift card and a poster. They also provided hot chocolate and apple turnovers.

Sophomore Blair Nulk, who performs by the stage name Lita London belted two KISS songs including the hit “Calling Dr. Love.” Nulk is a frequent attendee and performer at Open Mic Night. She enjoys the atmosphere and listening to other artists perform.

After watching a handful of performances Nulk said “I like Roshambo, they’re pretty fun. Ricardo’s performance was very nice too, it was soft and emotional and then Roshambo is
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Maze, Swag and J Breezy and Skyline Drive.

“I think open mic nights are probably one of the best events here at Ramapo,” said freshman Ricardo Meadows, who performed earlier in the night.

Meadows continued, “you get to see so many acts go on and you get to see the talent around campus and as a music major it’s really exciting to be around a lot of really good and talented artists.”

Like many other performers, junior Keivon Hemmings believes Open Mic Night is a great opportunity and platform for artists to showcase their talents, whatever they may be.

Hemmings also offered a suggestion for Open Mic Night. As a musician himself, he would like to see more genres highlighted to bring in a more diverse crowd of music lovers.

“There’s one major genre always being shown at open mic and it always emphasizes one type of audience. I think at least once, they should do an open mic that only focuses on a couple of genres,” Hemmings

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