The Q+A- one student, one teacher, each month. This month we sat down with senior Robert Ravanshenas.
Conducted by Leigh Jacobson
Spotlight Editor
Common misconception about me:
That I am Persian.
Most creative gift, given or received:
David Moghavem gave me a banana and a razor for my 17th birthday.
Movie you’ve seen most:
Home Alone II: Lost in New York
Book you’ve read the most:
American Pageant 12th edition by David M. Kennedy
One thing I can’t live without:
Subway Chocolate Chip Cookies
What you wanted to be at age 10:
The President of the United States, or a garbage truck driver
Favorite gadget:
Sharper Image Coin Sorter and Counter
Teacher pet peeve:
When a teacher and I are both late to class, yet the teacher still marks me late.
Procrastination technique:
If I don’t feel like doing my Calculus homework, I do English homework to procrastinate. If I don’t feel like doing my English Homework, I do Calculus homework to procrastinate.
Student hobby:
Checking my FirstClass.
Favorite thing about being a senior:
Mastering my Talmudic skills through enthusiastically working on my senior sermon.
Movie star you wish you could take to prom:
Haylie Duff (Hillary Duff’s older sister)
Topic you love but wouldn’t talk about in a college interview:
My struggles living with extremely fast growing facial hair.
Favorite classes you’ve taken at Milken:
Economics with Mr. Bloom.
Funniest Hebrew word:
Babelwaad.
Most memorable learning experience:
AP Chemistry back in the days of Ms. Schwennsen and the king-cylon, Amit Hazi
Most purchased item in Student Store:
Cinnamon Raisin Bagel and cream cheese.
Favorite Milken Trend:
Forming “friendships” with Mario to get free French Fries.
Most beloved/interesting item in your school bag:
My Neocube© magnets.
Asher Levy • Feb 7, 2011 at 10:25 pm
Bab’el’Wad is Arabic, but I would agree on that choice.
JBar • Feb 4, 2011 at 8:37 am
I agree with half of these things. Nice choices Robert!
Daniel • Feb 2, 2011 at 6:32 pm
Babelwaad. lol.