To the tune of charity


STAMFORD College’s School of Media Studies and the Student Council jointly organised a talentime contest recently to raise funds for victims of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami.

A total of 12 contestants were shortlisted from 22 entries and participated in the contest, dubbed “Limelight”, which saw heartfelt renditions of jazz, pop, and ballad songs.

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