Kathryn Williams Art junior

Junior digs graphic design, but not computers or cockroaches

WILDCAT: Have you been in the art program since your freshman year?

WILLIAMS: Since last year, my sophomore year.

WILDCAT: What type of art do you do?

WILLIAMS: Viscom. Visual Communications, graphic design.

WILDCAT: What do you want to do with that?

WILLIAMS: Advertising.

WILDCAT: Have you had any practice yet?

WILLIAMS: No, I'm just doing foundation classes, mainly.

WILDCAT: It's a lot of computer stuff?

WILLIAMS: Yeah.

WILDCAT: Would you call yourself a computer nerd?

WILLIAMS: No, I don't know anything about computers.

WILDCAT: Neither do I, but how are you going to do your job?

WILLIAMS: I can learn what I need to know.

WILDCAT: Then, if your computer is going to blow up ·

WILLIAMS: I'd be screwed.

WILDCAT: Where are you from?

WILLIAMS: I'm from Missouri.

WILDCAT: Why did you come out here?

WILLIAMS: I have no idea, just to get away from Missouri.

WILDCAT: What part of Missouri are you from?

WILLIAMS: St. Louis.

WILDCAT: Really? I know someone who was in Farmington for awhile.

WILLIAMS: Farmington? That's actually where I'm from.

WILDCAT: Crazy! That is so funny. There are a lot of bugs in Missouri, aren't there?

WILLIAMS: Yeah, they're pretty big.

WILDCAT: What's the biggest bug you've ever seen?

WILLIAMS: I have no idea, but it's not like the bugs you see here. We have a lot of cockroaches.

WILDCAT: Do you ever meet old people who are like, "One time I saw a cockroach the size of my shoe?"

WILLIAMS: No, not really.

WILDCAT: Are you a pudding or a Jell-O type of person?

WILLIAMS: I don't think I'm really either.

WILDCAT: Why not?

WILLIAMS: Because neither of them are really all that good.