You can learn a lot about a person from their Twitter feed.
Although Ray Cross, the incoming president of the University of Wisconsin System, currently only has 439 followers and 320 tweets, there are some gems among them.
Cross’s twitter feed is far more whimsical than your typical UW System-sanctioned account. Here are the 10 best tweets from the incoming president so far:
10. He tweets himself to correct typos.
@ra_cross Sorry — all thumbs – missed "job of"
— Ray Cross (@RayWCross) October 11, 2013
@ra_cross Sorry Kirthi — all thmbs!
— Ray Cross (@RayWCross) October 25, 2013
9. He’s a subtweeter (sort of).
Chancellor Ford — " I am sure someone is tweeting this right now and it's not me". Guess who?
— Ray Cross (@RayWCross) October 10, 2013
8. He appreciates the art of using emoticons.
♥ this: Sowing Agricultural Seeds Daily for your current agricultural news found all on one page. http://t.co/4inSpnQv43 Very useful
— Ray Cross (@RayWCross) January 8, 2014
7. He’s got a need for speed.
“100mph Bike” http://t.co/jQkLCUpPYX. Yup — just what I need!
— Ray Cross (@RayWCross) November 26, 2013
6. Now’s your chance, Ray.
Met with UWFox Valley faculty and staff — great group of professionals. Wish I could give them all a raise!
— Ray Cross (@RayWCross) October 29, 2013
5. He’s got a self-deprecating sense of humor.
Surgeons grow nose on patient's forehead.#I could use more than a new nose! http://t.co/njwyO0zlBK
— Ray Cross (@RayWCross) September 27, 2013
4. He loves sports.
Great fall day — makes me want to play football — nah. pic.twitter.com/xVfdfrdjCG
— Ray Cross (@RayWCross) October 7, 2013
3. He’s a fan of Grumpy Cat.
Got to love this cat. http://t.co/cJrEa1ef5M
— Ray Cross (@RayWCross) December 17, 2013
2. He rang in the New Year in style:
Riding the waves into a great New Year! pic.twitter.com/A8F6CJQFlU
— Ray Cross (@RayWCross) January 2, 2014
1. He’s bald – and proud of it.
@ASMGov only "a drop" — oh yeah, my dome amplifies everything!
— Ray Cross (@RayWCross) December 6, 2013
Will Haynes contributed to this story.