Jaime Engler political science sophomore

Sophomore talks about sorority house life, love for friends and pop guitarist

WILDCAT: What sorority are you in?

ENGLER: Tri-Delt.

WILDCAT: Do you live in the house?

ENGLER: Yeah, for two years.

WILDCAT: Do you like it?

ENGLER: Yeah, I love living here.

WILDCAT: Really? A lot of people would have a problem living with 50 girls.

ENGLER: No, it's not a big problem at all. We all get along. I mean, we all have our moments, but we all get along.

WILDCAT: So, do you girls ever have girl nights and do each other's hair and all that stuff?

ENGLER: Yeah, we have fun ÷ you know, make-over beauty nights.

WILDCAT: On your beauty night, would you ever, say, put your hair in a mohawk?

ENGLER: No, never.

WILDCAT: Are you sure? What about in your sorority colors?

ENGLER: No, never. I'm not that crazy, sorry.

WILDCAT: What do you think about all your new members?

ENGLER: I love all our new girls. We went bowling last night, and they are so much fun. I love them.

WILDCAT: Have you ever done bumper bowling?

ENGLER: Yeah, it's the most fun, because then it doesn't go into the gutters.

WILDCAT: Yeah, because there are those bumpers ·

ENGLER: Yeah. They had this thing last night and it said, ÎWe already clean our gutters, but thanks anyway,' I was like, yeah, okay, thanks.

WILDCAT: Have you ever had the urge to slide down the alley?

ENGLER: Yes! You see it in the movies, and they just, like, float down.

WILDCAT: So, if you had to be stuck on a deserted island with anyone in the world, who would it be and why?

ENGLER: Right now, it would probably be John Mayer.