Conducted Fall 2008 Q: What keeps you up at night?  A: Having sold my business (Seigle’s Home and Building Centers) and drinking caffeinated coffee after 6 p.m. Q: What’s the last book you read? A: In Defense of Israel by John Hagee. Q: What’s the first album/CD you bought?  A: The Monkees. Q: What’s on your iPod? A: I'm stuck in the ’90s and don't have one. Q: What’s the most thrilling/adventurous thing you’ve ever done? A: Stole a van from the University of Michigan. Q: Pet peeve? A: Disorganization. Q: What did you want to be when you were a kid? A: An architect. Q: First job? A: Sweeping the floors at my father's business. Q: Best business decision? A: Selling in 2005 before the bottom dropped out of the housing market. Q: Favorite sport to watch? A: Michigan football. Q: What is the one thing you learned in business school that you’ll never forget?  A: By the second beer, it's all in the marketing. Q: What is the most important room in your home? A: Screened porch. Q: First website you access in the morning? A: msnbc.com. Q: Favorite comfort food?  A: Tomato soup with grilled cheese. Q: If you had a theme song, what would it be?  A: “Don't Dwell on the Past.” Q: Favorite line from a movie? A: “I'm just getting warmed up.” --- Scent of a Woman Q: Three people, living or dead, you’d have over to dinner? A: Bruce Springsteen, Golda Meir, and Albert Einstein. Q: What’s the best trophy/award you ever won? A: Associate of the Year from the Home Building Industry. Q: If you could read anyone’s mind, whose would it be?  A: George W. Bush. Q: Why do you feel it’s important for alumni to financially support Ross? A: To provide the necessary resources for the next generation of business leaders.