Hometown: Brooklyn, NY Tell us about your favorite book: My favorite book would have to be the entire Hunger Game series. The series speaks volumes and critiques their society a lot. I feel that those books also reflects and reinforces a lot of the societal issues they have with what is happening in the U.S at the time. Give one random fact about you: My ring finger’s nail fell off as a result of a bacterial infection this year. In class, what kind of character are you?: I pay attention in class and don’t disrupt the lesson. However, I do laugh and sometimes chat on the side or day dream. If you were a fruit, what would it be?: I’d be a limonsillo because I love the summer and you have to hassle with the fruit before you’re done with it in which shows the challenge of it. What do you think will be surprising about India?: Probably the streets. I think the streets in the cities speak a lot about the country and will be interesting to see what the street vendors are selling. In what ways do you feel that India will be challenging for you?: The conservatism will definitely be a challenge. I’m so use to wearing whatever I want, so it’ll be interesting to see how things work over there. How do you hope to be changed by this trip to India?: I hope that my desire to travel and explore will continue to flourish.