Name: Thomas Anthony Rascona
Age: 19 years young
Year: Sophomore
Hometown: Holtsville, New York
Major: Environmental Science
Relationship Status: Single!
Favorites:
Favorite movie: Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
Favorite animal: Zebra
Favorite band: Portugal. The Man
Favorite app: Snapchat
Favorite holiday: New Years’ Eve
HC: How are you involved on campus?
TR: “I am in 3 environmental clubs: F.O.R.C.E.S., Environmental Science Club, and I am the secretary of the Environmental Activism Club. I am an active member of the SUNY Oneonta Frisbee Association, also known as SOFA (also known as the best team on Earth). I am also a campus compost intern and I am a member of the President’s Advisory Council for Sustainability.”
HC: What is one song you can never get tired of listening to?
TR: “I’d have to say Apparently by J Cole. I really like that song.”
HC: If you were a brand of cereal, what would you be and why?
TR: “This is great. If I were a brand of cereal, I would have to be Lucky Charms. Because honestly you would be lucky to have me. I’m also a very charming guy. You got your mix of your serious oat kind of cereal with your nice delicious marshmallows. So you get the soft and the sweet mixed in with the serious; that’s me.”
HC: What is your least favorite thing about humanity?
TR: “I think being driven by greed is a terrible thing. You can’t take your money with you when you die. We certainly shouldn’t live our lives around such a stupid concept.”
HC: What is your dream job and why?
TR: “Sitting at home, reading books, and drinking coffee. Why? Because I don’t really want to do anything for a living. I’m also a coffee slut. You know, maybe I’d be a good librarian.”
HC: What is something that no one knows about you?
TR: “I mean no one knows it about me because I don’t want them to. This is a difficult question. Something that no one knows about me is that I always put my left shoe on first. I bet you didn’t know that.”
HC: So far, what is your favorite memory in Oneonta?
TR: “It’s definitely frisbee related because I don’t really care about anything else. This is also a difficult question for me. I guess going to sectionals with the team last Spring, it was a big deal. And being on the team with all of those kids that I looked up to, and still look up to. In a way, being able to play with them in such a competitive environment was memorable.”
HC: Is there anything you’d like to say to the people reading this article?”
TR: “I hope you all have a great day.”