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In addition to writing operettas with Sir William Gilbert, he also composed the hymn "Onward, Christian Soldiers" |
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Identical-looking boys trade places & a wacky mix-up ensues in this 1881 Twain novel |
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Steve Young (B.S. '83, J.D. '94) |
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"Sisters" actress Kurtz sashays down the aisle with "Dirty Dancing" Patrick & becomes... |
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Once he could be heard every weeknight announcing "Heeeeeeere's Johnny!" |
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It's the only Zodiac sign represented by an animal with a stinging tail |
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On the first day of its publication in 1859, all 1,250 copies of his "On the Origin of Species" sold out |
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In the "Continued" story of this fairy tale character, the Princess tells him, "Stop sticking your tongue out like that" |
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James Meredith & Trent Lott |
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If the queen of daytime talk married the "Seven Spiritual Laws" author, she'd have this rhyming name |
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This former New York City mayor had a cameo role in the movie "The First Wives Club" |
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The Earth probably passed through its tail during its 1910 visit |
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The Westminster Reference Library in London occupies the site where this scientist lived from 1710 to 1725 |
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Barbra Streisand directed Nick Nolte in the film adaptation of this novel |
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Woody Allen (did not graduate) |
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Thurman's "Dangerous Liaisons" with "L'Etranger" Albert turn to wedded bliss & she is... |
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He's won several Emmys for his "60 Minutes" reports, including one for his profile of Lena Horne |
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The train feathers of this bird's tail bear large blue & green eyespots called ocelli |
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At his death in 1902, he left most of his fortune to establish a scholarship program to study at Oxford |
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The song "Two Princes" was on this band's "Pocket Full of Kryptonite" album |
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Chester W. Nimitz (Class of '05) |
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Former TV "Angel" Smith ties the knot with House Judiciary Chair Henry & takes on this monstrous name |
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He's credited with directing some of the worst movies of all time, including "Plan 9 From Outer Space" |
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She "Tried what she could, as a shepherdess should, to tack" each tail back to its lamb |
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In 1876 this prime minister was created Earl of Beaconsfield by Queen Victoria |
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He won a Tony for producing "The Pajama Game" & one for directing "Cabaret" |
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Stephen Hawking (Ph.D., 1966) |
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If "Sister Act" star Goldberg wed British actor Peter, known for '60s horror films, she'd be... |
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His "87th Precinct" novels include "Kiss", "Widows" & "Lullaby" |
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