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Bachelorette of the Week: Maddy Flynn

It's never a dull moment with this week's bachelorette! You can find her outside being active, playing some ding dong ditch, or channeling her inner Fergie with some karaoke. All while being her sorority's beloved and fearless leader.

Grace Featherstone
Sep 29, 2014
University of Wisconsin, Madison
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Bachelorette of the Week: Maddy Flynn

Name: Maddy Flynn Year in School: Senior

Hometown: Brookfield, WI

House: Delta Gamma

Major: Kinesiology: Physical Education 

1. Describe your perfect first date. A day at Devil’s Lake State Park: have a picnic, toss the Frisbee around, and do some hiking! 

2. Favorite breakfast food? Bacon made by DG’s Chef Jamie.   

3. If you could date any celebrity, who would it be? Luke Bryan. 

4. What would the title of your memoir be? How to Steal Spoons and Ding Dong Ditch Frat Houses Through the Eyes of MadsFlynn.   

5. If you could go to one restaurant in Madison for the next 3 years, where would you go? Brochach. Great beer, great vibes, and some great live Irish music.   

6. Texting or talking on the phone? Talking on the phone.   

7. What was the first concert you ever went to? Britney Spears, Oops!... I Did it Again Tour.  

8. What’s your favorite quality in a guy? A sense of humor.   

9. If you had 1 million dollars how would you spend it?  I would buy House Mom Jean a sick new whip and some shades.   

10. Where can you typically be found on a Friday night? Karaoke Kid singing/rapping “Where is the Love” by Black Eyed Peas. 

11. What TV show is your guilty pleasure?  Friends.   

12.  Biggest turn off? Negativity. Also someone who is a Chicago Bears fan.  

13. What was your best tweet? “Applied to be on @Wipeout last night!!!!! #DREAMINBIG”   

14. Anything else you want people to know about you? I smell like pine needles and have a face like sunshine. 

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