Caught on Campus: Flip-flop wearing student big fan of the True Aggie tradition
Astronomical sign: PiscesHometown: South Ogden, UtahAge: 21
Utah Statesman: Why did you choose USU?
Braden Forsey: Girls, and the atmosphere here – that’s what I mean when I say girls.
US: Where do you see yourself in 10 years?
Forsey: In either Washington, Oregon or Northern California doing some kind of guidance trips in recreational parks.
US: What is your favorite thing about USU?
Forsey: There is always something going on here.
US: What is your least favorite thing about USU?
Forsey: How hard it is to find a job. Last year I spent four months trying to find a decent job that worked with my schedule.
US: What five words would you use to describe you?
Forsey: Outgoing, low-key, outdoorsy, willing and up for anything.
US: If you had five hours of free time and money was no object, what would you do?
Forsey: Hanglide. Hangliding is something I’ve always wanted to do.
US: If you were famous, what would you want to be famous for?
Forsey: Probably a movie. I mean a charitable donation, that would have to be it.
US: What is your opinion of the True Aggie tradition?
Forsey: Big supporter. Although I’m not a True Aggie yet.
US: What did you have for breakfast?
Forsey: Cottage cheese and apple sauce – a well-balanced meal.
US: Do you have any obscure talents or hobbies?
Forsey: Not really, but I can turn my tongue 360 degrees in my mouth.US: What is your biggest pet peeve?
Forsey: Stupid people. Especially when they drive slow in front of me because they are on their cell phone.
US: In your opinion, what is the best class at USU?
Forsey: Michael Ballam’s USU 1330. There are a ton of people in that class, but it is really interesting to see how music influences the world.
US: What is the current status of your apartment bedroom?
Forsey: My bed is made and my room is clean.
US: What is your opinion of shoes?
Forsey: I have worn flip-flops year-round since I was 14 years old. I’ve worn these particular Teva flip-flops for over 200 miles of hiking.
Forsey displays his obscure talent of rolling his tongue 360 degrees inside his mouth. He is a sophmore in resource management. (Michael Allen)