Nora Kerrigan Art history freshman

Artistic freshman doesn't miss home, feel nervous about school or tolerate any sugar-addiction

WILDCAT: Art history. Do tell what led you to choose such an exciting major.

KERRIGAN: I've just always loved finding the provenance of a piece, and I just think it's beautiful and something to look at. It's just beautiful.

WILDCAT: Are you homesick at all?

KERRIGAN: No, but I can't say the same for my parents.

WILDCAT: Were you nervous about coming in?

KERRIGAN: No. I was more nervous about going to high school.

WILDCAT: Really? What kind of high school did you go to?

KERRIGAN: (laughs)

WILDCAT: Are you living in the dorms?

KERRIGAN: I do.

WILDCAT: Do you have a random roommate? Do you feel secure?

KERRIGAN: I got a random roommate. We mesh really well together.

WILDCAT: What would you have done if you walked in there and your roommate was sacrificing a pig, or something?

KERRIGAN: I don't know. I was so hoping that nothing like that would happen. I don't know what I would have done.

WILDCAT: What if you had the opportunity to pick anyone in the world to be your roommate ÷ who would you choose?

KERRIGAN: Oh, gosh I don't know. Someone smart I guess.

WILDCAT: Just smart.

KERRIGAN: Smart and calm.

WILDCAT: Not a fan of people with energy?

KERRIGAN: No, they are too spastic for me. I'm more calm; I'm a rock.

WILDCAT: What if I ruled the world and said that you had to either live with someone addicted to sugar and super spastic, or gouge your own eyeballs out with a spoon and eat them?

KERRIGAN: If they were clean and didn't cause a mess, I would go with the spoon people.