Caroline Lindow Chef at Ventana Canyon Resort

Chef relaxes by playing pool in Union, but prefers to go crazy at home on her ÎRevolution' dance pad

WILDCAT: What brings you down here to the Student Union basement?

LINDOW: Just to play pool, relax.

WILDCAT: Is this the first time you've been down here?

LINDOW: No, it's the second.

WILDCAT: What do you think of it?

LINDOW: It's a lot better than any of the other pool halls.

WILDCAT: So you're into pool?

LINDOW: Yeah.

WILDCAT: You any good?

LINDOW: No, not really.

WILDCAT: You ever beat anyone?

LINDOW: Yeah, sometimes. But not recently.

WILDCAT: But you still play. You just like getting beaten?

LINDOW: Yeah, more or less.

WILDCAT: What are some other things you've been beaten in before?

LINDOW: Dancing.

WILDCAT: You're no good at dancing?

LINDOW: No, I'm good at dancing. I just get beaten.

WILDCAT: What type of dancing?

LINDOW: Dance-Dance Revolution.

WILDCAT: Oh, the arcade game. That's a pretty big thing. I hear the four-year-olds really like that. Do they ever beat you?

LINDOW: I haven't played with any four-year-olds.

WILDCAT: Do you ever try the one down here?

LINDOW: No, I have one at home.

WILDCAT: At home? I'm thinking obsessive.

LINDOW: It's for Playstation.

WILDCAT: For Playstation? So you dance with your thumbs on that?

LINDOW: No, I have my own pad.

WILDCAT: What does one of those pads cost you?

LINDOW: About $25.

WILDCAT: Boy, I really am saying obsessive now ÷ to fork over $25 for one of those pads.

LINDOW: My parents paid for it.

WILDCAT: Do your parents pay for other things too?

LINDOW: Yeah.

WILDCAT: Like your addictive pool habits?

LINDOW: No, I actually pay for that.

WILDCAT: Good for you.