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A BROADWAY CAST OF CHARACTERS |
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DEUTERONOMY'S CLEAN & UNCLEAN ANIMALS |
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In Spanish they're the Indias Occidentales |
the West Indies
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Pumbaa, Nala, Zazu |
The Lion King
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This belief is the denial & rejection of the existence of God or gods |
atheism
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I don't understand anything in this language, Patroclus, "It's all" this |
(Dennis: What is Greek? [*]?)
Greek to me
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In 1227 this Asian conqueror was buried in a secret & still unknown location |
Genghis Khan
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Fins & scales are required for these to be considered okay to eat |
fish
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In 1977 the Soviet icebreaker Arktika became the first surface ship to reach it |
(Veronica: What is Antarctica?)
the North Pole
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Marius, Young Éponine, Madame Thenardier |
Les Misérables
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The capacity for analytical thought; its "Age" began around the 18th century |
(Dennis: What is Enlightenment?)
Reason
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They're all the rage in Stockholm |
Swedish pancakes
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This rigid airship made its first Atlantic crossing in May 1936 & its last in 1937 |
the Hindenburg
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Camels & hares are unclean because this body part of theirs is not cloven |
a hoof
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Celebrated April 27, Freedom Day, this country's national holiday, commemorates an event of 1994 |
South Africa
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The Pigeon sisters (not enough? okay...), Felix & Oscar |
The Odd Couple
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It's the dialectical combining of 2 seemingly opposing ideas into a new one |
synthesis
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peets.com shows you how to use the plunger when making coffee in one of these |
a French press
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A 49-star U.S. flag was unveiled after this state got admitted in 1959 |
Alaska
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The Ugly Duckling dodged a bullet--these birds of the genus Cygnus are deemed unclean to eat |
swans
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You'll find this state in Australia's lower right-hand corner |
New South Wales
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In a musical: Henry Higgins, Alfred P. Doolittle |
My Fair Lady
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Some say this 2-word power of personal choice is an illusion; C.S. Lewis said it "makes evil possible" but also goodness |
free will
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It's one entrance in 2 sections, top & bottom, that operate independently |
a Dutch door
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Here is the 6,000-mile journey known as this, taken in 1934-35 |
the Long March
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When the King James Bible refers to the "hart" as clean, it means these forest dwellers |
(Lindsay: What is a rabbit?)
a deer
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The then Agricultural College of the State of Michigan was founded in what's now this city in 1855 |
(Lindsay: What is Ann Arbor?) (Dennis: What is Lansing? [*]?) (Alex: Thank you.)
East Lansing
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Brick, Big Mama, Gooper |
(Veronica: What is Hairspray?)
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
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From the Greek for "moral character", this discipline is concerned with right & wrong |
ethics
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A nationalistic movement that began in Istanbul lent its name to this term for any progressive thinker |
the Young Turks
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On April 12, 1961 this Soviet pilot made a single hour & a half orbit of Earth |
Yuri Gagarin
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The pig is forbidden because it doesn't do this like cows & goats do |
chew its cud
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