| Quick Facts | |
|---|---|
| Class | 2015 |
| Voice part | Alto |
| Solos | Broken Hearts medley |
| Major | Undecided |
| Hometown | Sydney, Australia |
| Other Activities | JV Tennis, Pi Beta Phi Sorority |
| Interests | The beach, things that smell good, drinking (soda of course), European summers, costume parties, whipping my hair back and forth, FOOD |
| Favorite movie to quote | Mean Girls, Pineapple Express |
| Amount of time it would take to drive home according to Google maps | 56 days and 8 hours |
| Favorite phrase | Come at me, bro. |
Hailing from the glorious land Down Under, Viv spent her childhood riding kangaroos, catching crocodiles (a la Steve Irwin) and mastering the art of avoiding the dreaded Drop Bear. She speaks only the native Aboriginal tongue of “Strine” (Australian), which some say has been developed through lazy speech habits such as not opening one’s mouth or moving one’s lips sufficiently. Of course, none of this is true, and Viv maintains that the following are perfectly understandable English phrases:
“Oweryerdoon, orrite?” = How are you doing, all right?
“Egg nishner” = Air conditioner
“Sayahthis sahvoe” = I’ll see you this afternoon
“Emma Chisit?” = How much is it?
“Scettin’ lairder” = It’s getting louder
When she isn’t being misunderstood, Viv likes dancing on the tennis court, singing cultured classics such as Tswift or the Backstreet Boys loudly in her room, and conning unfortunate individuals into giving her massages.