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This one-time reception center for immigrants is less than 1/2 mile north of the Statue of Liberty |
Ellis Island
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This school's Nittany Lions play home football games at Beaver Stadium |
Penn State
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In the poem about him, "Out of the houses the rats came tumbling. Great rats, small rats..." |
the Pied Piper of Hamelin
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This author of the novel "No Country for Old Men" got some lovin' at the Oscars in 2008 |
Cormac McCarthy
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The smallest member of a litter |
the runt
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This island whose name means "faraway land" is not too far, 30 miles, from Cape Cod |
Nantucket
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The 2nd law of this covers equal distribution of resources; thus cream in coffee blends evenly even when not stirred |
thermodynamics
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The largest football stadiums using turf are those of the Wolverines & Buckeyes from these 2 schools |
Michigan & Ohio State
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This epic poem by Virgil begins when a Trojan hero & his followers are shipwrecked near Carthage |
the Aeneid
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The gal seen here is sweet on this presidential candidate |
John McCain
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Leather strips that help a rider control a horse |
reins
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The memorial seen here recalls the victims of the deadly hurricane that hit this Texas island in 1900 |
Galveston Island
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In Feb. 2008 USC agreed to lease this stadium for its home football games for another 25 years |
the (Los Angeles Memorial) Coliseum
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His 1946 poem "Fern Hill" describes the joys of visiting a family farm in Wales as a child |
Dylan Thomas
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The tagline for this Emma Thompson film is "You'll learn to love her. Warts and all" |
Nanny McPhee
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It can be a type of shark or a medical professional |
a nurse
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In 1915 this island off South Carolina was designated a Marine Corps recruit depot |
(Jonathan: What is Hilton Head?)
Parris Island
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Part of a corkscrew is this type of simple machine reworked into a spiral form |
(Tara: What is a ramp?) (Than: What is a lever?) [Before Final Jeopardy!, "ramp" was accepted for "inclined plane"; Than's subsequent incorrect answer was erased.]
an inclined plane (ramp later ruled acceptable)
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The UNC basketball center is named for this coach who had 879 wins |
Dean Smith
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"The Holy Grail" & "Guinevere" are among the poems contained in this Tennyson work |
Idylls of the King
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After she died in 2003, Joan Kroc left $60 million to this charitable "house" |
(Alex: She's the widow of the McDonald's chairman, [inaudible] Ray Kroc.)
the Ronald McDonald House
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These alphabetic characters are seen here |
runes
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The southernmost city in the continental United States is located here, on this coral island about 100 miles from the mainland |
Key West
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In 2003 the floor of this UCLA basketball arena was named the Nell & John Wooden Court |
the Pauley Pavilion
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One of 2 brothers of novelist & poet Laura Benet who won the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry |
Stephen Vincent Benet or William Rose Benet
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This military man married Mary Ellen Marcy, the daughter of his former commanding officer, in 1860 |
(Jonathan: Who is Grant?)
(George) McClellan
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The room in a church where sacred vessels & vestments are kept |
the vestry
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