Robert Danco ’14 is known for his accomplishments within the classroom and during debate tournaments. But according to his friends, these achievements are only the tip of the iceberg. In this interview, Danco reveals what really makes him tick.

Q: Fashionable eyewear has recently become a fixture among students and teachers alike. As a pioneer of this trend, how do you envision the future of glasses at Berkeley?

A: We might be seeing some interesting Google Glasses. Incorporating technology with high-end fashion is a must.

Q: Describe yourself in three words.

A: (pause) Way too sassy.

Q: How do you feel about your uncanny resemblance to Clark Kent?

A: I was not aware that that was something. I’m honored.

Q: Your classmates generally regard you as erudite, a lover of knowledge. What subjects interest you the most?

A: Statistics are interesting. There’s a book by Nate Silver called Signal in the Noise which talks about looking at numbers to figure out what’s true and what’s not. It’s a fresh way to look at things which I’m passionate about.

Q: What do you plan to get out of your future college experience?

A: I want to be ready to go into a career in either economics or politics.