Every week, the Cavalier Daily asks a student 25 questions and allows him or her to eliminate five of them.
This week's interviewee is Allie Bishow, a first year from McLean, Virginia, working on pre-med requirements.
Q: What is your favorite magazine?
A: Cosmo.
Q: Where did you watch the Superbowl?
A: I didn't watch it.
Q: Do you think that global warming is causing the freakishly beautiful weather?
A: Yes.
Q: What's your favorite way to eat potatoes?
A: Baked.
Q: Favorite chocolate bar?
A: Snickers.
Q: Who is your favorite author?
A: Conroy.
Q: Are you scared of getting the flu?
A: I already had it.
Q: Coffee, tea or neither?
A: Tea.
Q: Waffles or pancakes?
A: Pancakes.
Q: What is your favorite class?
A: Child psychology.
Q: What movie have you never seen but really want to?
A: "Zoolander."
Q: Favorite place to go on vacation?
A: The Bahamas.
Q: Would you rather win the lottery or be elected president?
A: Win the lottery.
Q: If you could moon any celebrity, who would it be?
A: Johnny Depp.
Q: Ketchup or mustard?
A: Ketchup.
Q: What is the most inconsiderate place to talk on the cell phone?
A: Library.
Q: Favorite cartoon growing up?
A: "Bobby's World."
Q: Least favorite state?
A: Oh man, I'm going to get people angry. Texas.
Q: Would you rather watch professional bass fishing or a pot of water boiling?
A: Pot of water boiling.
Q: What's the first word that comes into your head?
A: Apple.
Compiled by A-J Aronstein, Cavalier Daily Associate Editor.
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