Adele Hunter
What's been your most gratifying moment at Columbia?
I guess being part of the frisbee team. I really wanted to try something new when I arrived at Columbia, and frisbee was definitely very new. And just being, being really welcomed right away, and being able to start something new, it was just, I'm really glad I did it.
Describe your generation in one word?
Haha. I guess innovative. Yeah, I guess I would use innovation. Just like with of all the changes we've experienced throughout our lifetime. Like, when you think about when we were born, what we had access to technology-wise, and what we have access to now, it's just changed so much, and it's mostly thanks to like, not only our generation, but in a large part.
When you were little what did you want to be when you grew up?
I wanted to be a superhero. But my version of a superhero wasn't like, superman, and like that. It was like, it's gonna sound really corny, but I feel like my parents were my superheroes in a sense. Which is like, I don't want to... When I was little I saw no faults in my parents you know? Like, they were my idols. And so, I wanted to be like, able to do it all, and when I was four that's what I thought, that my parents could do it all, so yeah. That sounds really corny. That was an honest answer though!
What's your favorite thing to do by yourself?
These are really hard questions! By myself... Maybe like, going running, or reading a book. Which are two very different things, but it's nice to be able to do that by yourself every once in a while.