Business freshman doesn't mind the cold, but certainly minds an inquisitive reporter
Wildcat: Hi, I'm Claire from The Arizona Daily Wildcat and you're on the spot.
Senkyrikova: Oh my god. OK.
Wildcat: So, tell me something, are you crazy or are you from Antarctica? I noticed that you're wearing very short shorts and it's freezing outside.
Senkyrikova: I actually didn't have any clean pants, so yeah ... I just wore shorts and toughed it out. And I just came from the Rec Center, so you don't even feel it because you're all sweaty and stuff.
Wildcat: So is it a general practice of yours not to do laundry?
Senkyrikova: No! No! No! I swear I do laundry ... it's just that ... it was just ... like ... I dunno ... I don't have an excuse. But I do laundry.
Wildcat: So is it just that you only own two pairs of pants?
Senkyrikova: No! What is this, an interrogation or something?
Wildcat: Yes. On a lighter note, if you had to make up your own Care Bear character, who would you be?
Senkyrikova: Oh god ... Waterbear.
Wildcat: Any particular reason?
Senkyrikova: Well, I like to drink water and I like to swim, and I think water's awesome.
Wildcat: OK. Well, it'd probably help keep your clothes a lot cleaner than they obviously are right now.
Senkyrikova: (Pointing fork) You know, you're pushing it!
Wildcat: Are you going to use that fork against me?
Senkyrikova: I might fling some mashed potatoes at you.
Wildcat: Well, I haven't eaten yet today so that might actually work out for me. I also see that you're also eating a cold salad ...
Senkyrikova: With warm broccoli ...
Wildcat: Interesting. Well, try not to spill any of it on your shirt, because you might not have anything else to wear.
Senkyrikova: For the record, I have clean clothes and I always smell good.
Wildcat: Ha, ha. All right, I'll believe ya.