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SMALL MIDWESTERN COLLEGES |
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Ethnic Uzbeks make up 9% of Turkmenistan, 24% of Tajikistan & 71% of this country |
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"Take The 'A' Train" was Duke Ellington's theme & "One O'Clock Jump" was this "noble" bandleader's |
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The last "Stars & Bars" flag of the Confederacy had this many stars; it must have been unlucky |
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St. Mary's College, just north of South Bend, is about a mile from this larger Catholic school |
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The story of this unfinished ziggurat was once used to explain the origin of languages |
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Ice cream flavor seen here in an astronaut version: |
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In 1942 this nation controlled all or part of a dozen present-day eastern Asian countries |
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'90s jazzmen like Joshua Redman play '30s music in Robert Altman's film set in this Missouri city |
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Gen. Buckner unconditionally surrendered Fort Donelson to this Union general |
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Eureka College in Illinois is the alma mater of this U.S. president born not far off in Tampico |
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After his death, his final lines in the film "Giant" were dubbed by Nick Adams |
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James Boswell was Samuel Johnson's |
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As a large & geographically distinct part of Asia, India is often called one of these |
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Sax great heard here in a 1960 recording: |
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The announcement of the Union's victory at Vicksburg was made on this summer national holiday |
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Coed schools in Ohio include Dyke, Malone & this first U.S. coeducational college |
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Despite its popular name, Schubert may not have planned it to have more than 2 movements |
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Derived from Greek, it's another term for pharmacist |
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Cape Baba, jutting into this arm of the Mediterranean, is Asia's westernmost mainland point |
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A slightly lowered unit of the scale, or a label that has recorded Thelonious Monk & Herbie Hancock |
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The only person executed after the war for his war crimes was Henry Wirz, commander of this prison |
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Beloit, in this state, is one of the USA's most respected small colleges |
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The biggest mystery in "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" is how this author planned to finish it |
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Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky is the major city of this peninsula in far eastern Russia |
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This 1960s style pioneered by Ornette Coleman "liberated" improvisers from set melodies |
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This blond soldier lost control of his horse during the End of the War Parade, May 23, 1865 |
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"A person on business from Porlock" kept Coleridge from finishing this opium-induced masterpiece |
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