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Possessions, such as linens & clothing, that a bride brings to her marriage |
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Jason assembled the Argonauts to help him fetch this item |
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For the 1st time since WWI these can stay open from 11 A.M. to 11 P.M. & don't have to close for 3-5:30 |
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That giant of pop art, Claes Oldenburg, designed a huge tube of this cosmetic for Yale University |
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In 1943 he could have stopped by the Pulitzers on a snowy evening to pick up his 4th for poetry |
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Introduced to this man in 1855, Fillmore worried about having to kneel & kiss his hand or foot |
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First name of Mr. Lopez who had a major hit in 1963 singing "If I Had a Hammer" |
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This nation of warrior women supposedly lived around the Caucasus |
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Some of the 1st ones in London were Euston, King's Cross, Victoria & Paddington |
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This sculptured portrait of the head & shoulders literally puts people on a pedestal |
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He was awarded one Pulitzer for "The Dragons of Eden", not billions & billions |
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Fillmore shuffled off the proverbial mortal coil in this city |
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The steady tropical winds that blow toward the equator |
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This Egyptian goddess, who tricked Ra into giving her power, was made into a Sat. morning TV heroine |
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London's oldest section, known as "The City", was founded in 43 A.D. by these people |
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A good example of kinetic sculpture is this kind of moving art, created by Alexander Calder |
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He's still listed as the winner for fiction in 1926 even tho he turned down the prize for "Arrowsmith" |
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The White House lacked one of these, so Millard's wife, an ex-teacher, made a 2nd floor room into one |
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Bing Crosby & Grace Kelly sang this Oscar-nominated song as a duet in the film "High Society" |
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In the underworld Odysseus met this guy, who had to keep pushing a rock up a hill |
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Foreign ambassadors are officially accredited to "The Court of" this palace |
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This many-armed Hindu god is usually depicted stomping a dwarf who represents evil |
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This university was given a special citation in 1947 for a job well done in giving out Pulitzers |
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Born in this year, Fillmore is the only president born in the last year of a century |
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Lebanese city whose name means 3 city-states because it had settlers from 3 -- Sidon, Tyre & Arvad |
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These 2 sons of Zeus were called the Dioscuri, & by some accounts were Helen's brothers |
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Street that's home to London's oldest theater & the Muffin Man |
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Berke Breathed, who draws this strip, won the 1987 Pulitzer for Editorial Cartooning |
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During Fillmore's term, Comm. Perry set out to convince this country to trade with the U.S. |
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