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“Nice guy” freshmen gets his first look at Utah State campus

Holly Mitchell

Utah Statesman: Why did you choose USU?

Hammond: I like the school, I like Logan and Cache Valley and they gave me a good scholarship.

US: What are your plans after college?

Hammond: I don’t know yet.

US: What happened to your hand?

Hammond: I got it stuck in a conveyor belt.

US: How did that happen?

Hammond: I was at work and I was putting things on the conveyor belt and my hand got stuck in it.

US: Where do you want to be in 10 years?

Hammond: I’ll have a family and some kids, and be working – hopefully self-employed.

US: What is your favorite thing about USU so far?

Hammond: The nice, cool people I’ve met.

US: What is your philosophy for life?

Hammond: Life is like a bag of potato chips: there are some experiences that are big and full of flavor, others are shriveled up and too salty, but overall, it’s a good flavor.

US: What was the last movie you saw?

Hammond: “Tommy Boy”

US: If you had five hours of free time and an unlimited supply of money, what would you do?

Hammond: It would be cool to go skydiving maybe.

US: If you could spend two weeks anywhere in the world, where would you go?

Hammond: Italy, because it’s cool and they have good food – wait no – Africa. That would be way cool.

US: What are five words that describe you?

Hammond: Different, solid, content, tired, male.

US: If money were no object, what would you do for a living?

Hammond: I would still want to be a mechanical engineer.

US: What is the strangest thing you’ve ever seen on campus?

Hammond: Well, in the two days I’ve been here, the footprints all over campus. There’s some strange art.

US: What’s the biggest risk you’ve ever taken?

Hammond: Moving out on my own into the world.

US: What did you have for breakfast today?

Hammond: Honey Bunches of Oats with strawberries.

US: Are you a True Aggie?

Hammond: No, I’ve only been here for two days.

US: Any plans to become one?

Hammond: I’ll see what happens, but I’m not planning on it.

US: What do you want USU to know about you?

Hammond: What a nice guy I am.

US: Are you single?

Hammond: Yes.

US: Are you looking?

Hammond: Not actively.

US: Why not?

Hammond: I’m going to get my feet planted before I worry about that.

US: If you could change your name what would you change it to?

Hammond: Johannes

US: Do you have a middle name?

Hammond: It’s Earl. It’s a cool middle name.-hollyadams@cc.usu.edu