Amanda Worcester Interdisciplinary studies junior

Junior from Santa Fe would freak out in a power outage, hates using candles for light

WILDCAT: What would you do if all of a sudden, this entire place lost power and went black?

WORCESTER: (silent).

WILDCAT: Would you freak out, like run out, grab the purse and your sandwich and be all, "Oh my God, it's the second coming?"

WORCESTER: I would probably walk out.

WILDCAT: Because that actually happened today. This whole place (the union) went completely black.

WORCESTER: Did it?

WILDCAT: Wait, let me get my facts straight here. Is that right?

PHOTOGRAPHER: Yeah, I think so.

WILDCAT: Wow, I'm scared just being in here. So you said you'd freak out?

WORCESTER: Yeah, I'd kind of freak out a little bit.

WILDCAT: Do you always get kind of scared when the power goes out?

WORCESTER: When what?

WILDCAT: When the power goes out at your house?

WORCESTER: I do. Well once it went out for like a couple hours and I had to get ready. It was really hard to do that with candles.

WILDCAT: That's what drives me crazy is the whole candle light thing. It's like a flash back to the 1800s. You're all, "Let's read books ÷ no, the Bible ÷ by candle light and go to bed early." Anyway, where are you from?

WORCESTER: Santa Fe, New Mexico.

WILDCAT: How often do you lose power out there?

WORCESTER: Not as often as here.

WILDCAT: Santa Fe to me doesn't seem like a place to lose power too much. For some reason it reminds me of steak sauce.

WORCESTER: Yeah, we've got a lot of things named after the city ÷ cars, streets ·

WILDCAT: Do you have anything called Santa Fe?

WORCESTER: No.

WILDCAT: I mean there's nothing named after Tucson, except this horrible show that I think was cancelled. Did you know about that?

WORCESTER: No I didn't.

WILDCAT: Ugh, it was absolutely horrid.