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Devoted to the arts: Kelvin Dinkins
Posted February 1, 2008; 03:19 p.m.
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Kelvin Dinkins spends as much time working on tour schedules as rehearsing solos as the president of the Triangle Club, the University’s oldest theater group.
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Kelvin Dinkins:
OK people,
Kelvin Dinkins:
the Trenton city government has asked us to come up with a new slogan for the city.
Kelvin Dinkins:
They want us to emphasize the city's production power
Kelvin Dinkins:
and its prominent position in the global market.
Kelvin Dinkins:
The slogan should be catchy, to the point,
Kelvin Dinkins:
and it should be able to fit on a bridge.
(music)
Singing:
Too much to fit in just one review.
Singing:
Maybe next year, we'll have a part, too.
Kelvin Dinkins:
I was born in France,
Kelvin Dinkins:
in the country of romance,
Kelvin Dinkins:
and my robe recalls
Kelvin Dinkins:
a Greek locale.
Kelvin Dinkins:
I've got that New York style
Kelvin Dinkins:
from standing on this isle,
Kelvin Dinkins:
but at heart,
Kelvin Dinkins:
I'm just a Jersey gal.
singers:
I come off as stern and frigid,
singers:
but I can promise that despite my look
singers:
I'm on my way to a toga party
singers:
with a Kama Sutra book.
Kelvin Dinkins:
Disguised, I can keep 'em on.
Kelvin Dinkins:
Unmasked, I'm just a fraud.
Kelvin Dinkins:
If only I could truly be
Kelvin Dinkins:
anyone but me.
(cheers, applause)







