Hometown Roots
Angelo Anthony Caravano and Steven Wilson Quick
Will Quick and Tony Caravano describe their hometowns and how they ended up at NC State as out-of-state undergraduate students.
Interview on 2011-11-04 00:00:00 -0400
Transcript
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I grew up in and around Florence, South Carolina
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and before I came to State I went to high school at the science and math school in South Carolina,
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so it was kind of a neat transition. I had had two years of living sort of on my own at that point
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so it made coming to college a little easier for me. So, yeah, South Carolina for me.
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And like Will I'm a fellow out-of-stater,
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spent three years here in my youth when my dad was in the Marines but I grew up mostly in Florida.
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so from Palm Bay, Florida until I made Raleigh home.
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I went to school there where an alumnus sort of ushered me into looking at North Carolina State University.
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[It's a large student body. I mean working in student government here-. I think there's something like twenty-six thousand undergraduates.]
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[I grew up in a very small town, smaller than that.]
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Me too, I did too. I used to joke with the guy who was the mayor in the town I grew up in that more people elected me than elected him, which was true.
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