He says he likes their ideals and what they stand for. A social science major at San Diego State University, Razo was recently elected president of the Associated Students, a job that represents a campus of nearly 29,000 students. He ran for the presidency after serving as vice president of external affairs for one year, because, he says, he wants to finish what his predecessor, Guillermo Mayer, started.
Someone needs to make sure everything continues and goes well.
Razo praises his mom saying she worked from 10 to 4 everyday as a vocational teacher and then until midnight at home as a seamstress. There is virtually no communication between Razo and his father, who left the family years ago. I can't miss him because he was never there to begin with, but my mom was more than enough. Attending San Diego State University on grants and loans since the fall of 1992, Razo first became involved with campus activities while living in the residence halls. He joined the residence hall council, then became council president.