Abbey Atwood CLAS III Q: Why do you want a class ring?
A: It's a memento from college.
Q: Which finger will you wear it on?
A: My ring finger on not-my-wedding-ring hand.
Q: Do you want gold or silver?
A: I am probably going to get white gold because it is more my style.
Q: How many karats do you want?
A: Probably 14 karats.
Q: Which style are you getting?
A: I am debating right now between the petite and the small. I am leaning toward the small because you can see the emblem better.
Q: Are you going to personalize your ring?
A: Probably just my name on the inside and nothing on the sides because my graduation year isn't until 2006 really.
Q: How much are you willing to spend?
A: Probably around $350
Q: Are you buying here, alumni hall or on the corner?
A: I think I am going to get my ring here. My dad got his ring from Jostens, and he said it was a solid business.
Q: Are you looking forward to the Ring Ceremony?
A: I am actually on Third Year Council so I should be promoting it.It should be a good celebration.
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