Caught on Campus: Student aims for venture capitalism
Caught: Hall outside of the Financial Aid OfficeHometown: Arcadia, CA
Utah Statesman: Why did you choose your major?
Todd White: I want to have a good job in the future.
US: What’s your favorite part of Logan?
White: I like the student body.
US: Why did you come to Utah State University?
White: I can afford the tuition here. It’s a lot more expensive back home to go to school.
US: Your favorite book?
White: “The Firm” by John Grisham.
US: What was your favorite cartoon as a youth? White: I really liked the X-Men.
US: If money was no object and you had five hours, what would you do?
White: I would probably take all of my buddies and go paint balling.
US: If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would it be?
White: Ultimately, I would like to take a trip to Europe, but if I had to narrow it down, probably Rome.
US: What did you think of the “Mormon Problem” editorial?
White: I haven’t even read it, though I do read The Statesman.
US: What is your view on evolution?
White: Evolution exists, but I don’t think that humans are a result of it.
US: What is your dream job?
White: I want to make it big as a venture capitalist and not have to work for the rest of my life.
US: Where is your dream location?
White: A place with a really nice beach; I would like to live in Huntington Beach.
US: What would you do if you got a diploma tomorrow?
White: Go to graduate school. I really want to get a good job in the future.
US: What do you think about students who listen to their iPods all the time?
White: I do that myself, but I really think there is a time and a place for it.
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