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Jill
Ferguson

Twi-hard by day, pizza deliverer by night

graphic by Derek Matherne

By Zavier Davis hanging out with friends, watch-

Reporter
Jill Ferguson, mass communica-
tion freshman from Saint Francis-
ville, is a small town girl taking
big steps for her life.
Living 99 miles away from
home, Ferguson has become her
own independent person. She is
a student by day and your food-
ing Glee and the Food Network
and singing her favorite songs on
her iPod. She is a self-proclaimed
“Twi-Hard” (Twilight fan) that en-
joys the books more than the mov-
ies.
Ferguson’s most thrilling thing
to do is go to concerts to listen to
her favorite bands. The farthest
she has ever traveled was to Bir-

“Everybody says that it sucks being a pizza

deliverer, but I really enjoy doing it.”
—Jill Ferguson

craving Papa John’s pizza deliv- mingham, Alabama to see Trevor

erer by night.
“Everybody says that it sucks
being a pizza deliverer, but I really
enjoy doing it,” Ferguson said.
While working hard at school
and her job, Ferguson also enjoys
Hall.
Q: If you were trapped on an
island, what three things would
you bring?
A: I would bring my cell phone
and pray that AT&T has service
photo by Bridget Mire
Jill Ferguson, freshman from St. Francisville, listens to music on her iPhone after class on Monday in Millet Hall.
out there. I would bring my par- have gone without being on
ents together as one unit. Lastly, Facebook?
I would bring a radio because life A: Facebook is my life, but I
without music sucks. decided last October to give it up
Q: What is your most played so I can spend more time on my

Earn your Degree song on your Ipod?

A: It is Drumming Song by Flor-
ence and the Machine.
schoolwork. It was torture, but I
got through it.
Q: Who is the person that

Tuition Free Q: If you could change one

thing about the world,what
would it be?
Your college education may be closer than A: I hate not being financially
stable. I just wish the world would
you think. With tuition costs constantly rising, be financially settled. Everyone
the price of college education may seem can benefit from a stable financial
out of sight. The Louisiana National Guard world. We need a good position
to take care of everyone and our-
offers 100% tuition exemption to Guard selves.
members. Q: If you could go to any place
in the world, where would it be?
Add that to G.I. Bill benefits and you are making good money while attending school. A: Australia. It has been my
dream since I was three years old.
That's right, 100% tuition to all state colleges and universities, community colleges. Q: Who is your favorite pro-
fessor?
G.I. Bill. Part-time military service with the Louisiana National Guard can get you a A: My favorite professor is my
college degree. Go to school while you serve your country and community. mass communication professor
from last semester, Mr. Lance Ar-
For Information call nold. I learned a lot in his class. He
was a great teacher and let us ex-
SSG Jeremy Bergeron or SGT Chris Gascon press ourselves.
Q: Where do you see yourself
in five years?
985-215-1348 985-414-3033 A: I hope that I will be out of
school or in a graduate program. If
I’m not in school, I want to have
an internship at a newspaper. Defi-
nitely something career based.
Q: What is the longest you
you’re closest to and why?
A: My best friend, Caroline. We
are pretty much the same person.
We feel the same ways about cer-
tain things, and we always have
fun.
Q: What movie do you think
should be played in theaters
again?
A: Avatar. I really would love to
see it in 3D.
Q: If you could be any cartoon
character, what would you be?
A: I always wanted to be Prin-
cess Jasmine. She is so pretty. She
is exotic, different and rebellious.
Q: If you won a million dol-
lars, what would you do with it?
A: I would pay for college first.
My dad’s house burned down, so
I would give him the majority of
the money to rebuild. I also would
save money on the side because I
am a car junkie. I really want an
Audi A4.
Q: What is your favorite nick-
name?
A: Jillafer. My friend, Elana,
made that name up in my freshman
year of high school.