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Bachelor Of The Week: Colin Touhey

You can call him Chewy.

Madison Dick
Feb 01, 2016
University of Minnesota Twin Cities
Bachelor Of The Week: Colin Touhey
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DKE’s very own Colin Touhey (AKA Chewy) is this week’s Bachelor of the Week! Originally from Tonka (ayyyy) and majoring in Sports Management, this bachelor is super unique and was on a Unicycling Team from 1st-5th grade. LOL same.

What’s the best part about being an ex skipper?

I love telling people that I’m an ex skipper.

Describe your ideal campus date:

This seems like a no-brainer. I would have to say the Bailey Brunch has the best food on campus. However, it’s hard to pass up an opportunity to sing karaoke at Burrito Loco.

What makes a potential significant other most attractive?

Confidence and a sense of humor.

What qualifies you to be Bachelor of the Week?

I took second place in Ballyhoo during my freshman year, so clearly my dance skills are up to par.

Who do you look up to most and why?

My 3rd grade teacher Brett Bernard. He was the former World’s Unicycling Champion, and he dated a Vikings Cheerleader.

Describe your first kiss:

It was your classic lip vs. braces experience. Lip lost.

What’s your favorite pick-up line?

Q: How much does a Polar Bear weigh?

A: Enough to break the ice!

Where can we find you on the weekends?

I’m a four season Floco Courtyard regular. Game day is every day.

Thoughts on Netflix and Chilling?

It has become way too cliché. Looks like we are going to have to start going on dates again.

Describe your love life in 3 words:

Now accepting applications.

If you have any nominations for Bachelor/Bachelorette of the Week, please fill out a form here.

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