This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Sewanee chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus.
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 Name: Edgar Payano
 Nicknames: Gar. EddieÂ
 Birthday:October 11, 1995Â
 Class: Freshman
 Hometown:Arlington, Virginia
 Major: Undecided
 Relationship status: Single
 Extracurricular Activities: HOLA, Rugby, Wrestling (in the process of making Constitution), and when I have time Cross fit
Best Class You’ve taken at Sewanee: Humanities 103 The Ancient World
Signature Pub Order:Â Chicken Tenders and Mozzarella Sticks
Signature Dance Move:Â The Dougie ( but I have many dance moves, depends on the song/genre)
Go-to McClurg Line:Â Homeline
What qualities do you find most attractive in girl:Â A girl who is understanding
Biggest Pet Peeve:Â Wash hands after every meal
Spirit Animal:Â Gorilla
Weird Body Fact:Â Stay tan year round
Describe your sexlife in a Movie Title:Â Dirty Dancing
What is the most embarrassing song on your iTunes?: I Won’t Say I’m In Love, Hercules Soundtrack
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Additional Questions
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Tell me more about the wrestling club you are starting up and why you want to do it?
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If everything goes well the Wrestling club will happen a couple times a week and at first it will mainly focus on drilling and teaching the basics of wrestling. I think the sport teaches you so much about yourself, it goes beyond the sport itself. It’s also satisfying when you can execute a move you’ve been drilling repeatedly.
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How has your transition from high school to college been?
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It’s been a smooth transition because coming to Sewanee I knew a handful of people and that made me feel more comfortable. Thankfully high school prepared me well for the amount of work that is assigned.
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What is your favorite Sewanee experience so far?
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Being part of the Rugby team makes me feel like I’m a part of something. The guys are hilarious and fun to be around. The sport is new to me but the game is easy to pick up. It’s also a great distraction from homework and stress.
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What do you love about Sewanee the most?
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For the most part, everyone is nice and welcoming. Even if you don’t know someone, it’s nice to know you can say hi and it’s not a strange thing to do.
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