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To come and find out they showed clips of the talent show, I would say two to three minutes of each performance. The audience who wasn't actually at the talent show wouldn't be able to see the performance the same way we the students saw it. the talent show performers who's parents were not at the talent show wouldn't be able to see their child's full length performance. Moanalua wanted to show off our talented student body, but how can we when we are only featured in the show for not even ten minutes? The talent show performers feel like the audience wasn't able to see the amount of talent they brought forward. To me I was disappointed, because I felt like the performers didn't get to show their full talent in front of a television audience.
Sincerely,
Kristy Tamashiro
