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					 Andrew 
					Falloon (20) is undergoing work experience at the Ulster 
					Star as he tries to decide whether journalism is the career 
					he wishes to pursue. He spent two years studying in Dundee 
					but is glad to be home to help with the DIY around the 
					house. Q&AWhat do you like doing on your day off?
 I'm quite a big sports fan. I would try to catch up on 
					any games that are on and watch the sports news especially 
					when it comes to football. I'm also a dab hand at DIY so I'd 
					have a go at fixing things around the house. I'm especially 
					good at wallpapering and plastering.
 Q&AI you were to choose your favourite meal what would it be, 
					where and why?
 It would have to be pizza in New York. My aunt's friend 
					lives out there in the Bronx and someday I would really love 
					to go there and experience it - it's a real possibility.
 Q&AWhat has been your proudest moment?
 When I got accepted to Dundee University to study law. I 
					didn't get in on my a-levels so I went to Dundee and took an 
					HNC as an introduction to Scottish law.
 Q&AHow would you describe your taste in clothes? What's 
					the most you ever spent on a single item?
 Pretty casual really - hoodies and jeans mostly - but I 
					do like decent clothes as well. The most I personally have 
					ever spent would be about �70 on a pair of football boots.
 Q&AWhat would you do if you won a million pounds?
 I'd probably not be very sensible and put half in a bank 
					and half under the bed or something. I would probably give 
					some money to the Parkinson Disease Society in Lisburn as my 
					dad has Parkinson's and it would be great to help out.
 Q&AWhat was your most embarrassing moment?
 Giving a trumpet presentation in my first year at 
					Wallace High. I was very nervous doing it in front of all my 
					friends even though I was very good, if I do say so myself.
 Q&AWhat music do you like?
 I like a really wide range of music. I really like the 
					stuff Zane Lowe plays on Radio One - it's a good mix and 
					he's always playing really new music that you won't hear 
					anywhere else.
 Q&AWhat sports person do you most admire?
 Mohammed Ali. He was one of the first celebrity 
					spokespeople for Parkinson's and he really helped raise 
					awareness. I also enjoy watching documentaries about his 
					life and the footage of his actual fights are just amazing.
 Q&ADescribe your best ever holiday. What would your dream 
					holiday be?
 Magaluf after our sixth year. It was simply mad - we 
					hardly got any sleep in the first few days because you kept 
					bumping into other groups and just heading off with them to 
					do something else. My dream holiday would be to get a few 
					mates and go to the USA and tour along Route 66.
 Q&AIf you were on a desert island what three things 
					would you like to take with you?
 A homing device so that I could be tracked down and 
					rescued. An MP3 player and a member of the SAS to be with me 
					- someone like Ray Mears or Andy McNabb - they would know 
					how to do all sorts of things.
 Q&AIf you could spend a day with a celebrity whom would you 
					choose?
 Steve McQueen.
 FAVOURITE THINGS..... 
						
							
								| Car  | 1969 Ford Mustang |  
								| CD  | Foo Fighters - One by One |  
								| Film  | Die Hard |  
								| Book   | The Da Vinci Code |  
								| Actor | Kiefer Sutherland |  
								| Actress  | Jessica Alba |  
								| Drink  | Cup of tea |      
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