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January 6, 2013 - 2:03 am
 

Briceida Hernandez interviewed students at Canyon Springs High School.

Lucero Monarrez, Freshman

"Since zombies are technically undead, I would pretend to be a zombie so they wouldn't attack me."

Davon Brown, Senior

"I would go to the nearest gun shop, right next to a market, and I would make my own base with food, supplies and cameras."

J'son Mendoza, Freshman

"I would make homemade weapons and gather my friends. Then I would probably go to Wal-Mart or the mall."

Tory Kettle, Sophomore

"If it happened, I would go to a place that has food and guns."

Gabriel Puga-Aguirre, Junior

"I would run to the nearest Wal-Mart and gun store. Wal-Mart basically has all the utilities I need."

Miriam Diaz, Junior

"I don't know. I would probably run away from the city. As far as possible. I wouldn't have any contact with them. I would survive on any type of vegetation."

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