Students discuss their impractical, yet one-of-a-kind talents
“If you had to enter a competition for the “Most Uselessly Unique Talent,” what would your talent be?”
Narda Gonzalez, second-year genetics major
“I’m really good at stuffing things into my backpack.”
Israel Curry, first-year microbiology major
“Eating. I’m good at eating.”
Blake Bailey, third-year neurobiology, physiology and behavior major
“I can pop my shoulder blades out of my back.”
Jewel Kaur-Sabhlok, first-year film studies major
“I have double-jointed fingers and hands.”
Azza Malik, first-year sociology major
“I’m really good at spicing meals with Tabasco.”
Ryan Calbreath, second-year economics major
“I’m really good at getting a group of people to start dancing.”
Emma Askea, second-year English and communication double major
“I’m good at mispronouncing names.”
Sara Remmes, fourth-year wildlife conservation major
“The ability to make bread toast faster.”
Matharin Lee, first-year environmental science major
“Annoying my roommate.”
Kiana Hosseinian, first-year biochemistry and molecular biology major
“Hiccuping on cue.”
