|
NEWS PERSONALITIES PAST & PRESENT |
|
|
|
|
|
|
This round table wit's poem "love song" says, "My own dear love, he is all my heart,--and I wish somebody'd shoot him" |
Dorothy Parker
|
|
|
Lester Holt has helped this network with the Olympics & the "Nightly News" |
NBC
|
|
|
Despite the slogan "54-40 or" do this, in 1846 the U.S. settled for 49-00 as the northern border of the Oregon Territory |
(Bonnie: What is die?) (Ryan: What is bust?)
fight
|
|
|
I.V. means this, how some shots are given |
intravenous
|
|
|
Saint Bruno the Great, Archbishop of Cologne in the 10th century, was co-regent of this, abbreviated HRE |
the Holy Roman Empire
|
|
|
If you answer with a big this, a word derived from Hebrew that means "so be it", you truly agree, & not just on Sundays |
amen
|
|
|
This Thomas Hardy title character is described as "a fine and picturesque country girl" |
Tess of the d'Urbervilles
|
|
|
Seen here, she's interviewed everyone, from Tony Blair to Muammar al-Gaddafi |
(Christiane) Amanpour
|
|
|
This waterway completed in 1825 helped connect the urban East to the newly settled lands of what was then the West |
the Erie Canal
|
|
|
CT can stand for this, a cancer treatment |
chemotherapy
|
|
|
He was an Elvis impersonator at age 4 in Hawaii |
Bruno Mars
|
|
|
A group of hip kids might tell you yes with this 5-letter slang, or be referring to the bags they carry |
totes
|
|
|
This Shakespeare character says, "When I was about thy years, Hal, I was not an eagle's talon in the waist" |
(Sir John) Falstaff
|
|
|
A press secretary for Pres. George W. Bush, she's a Fox anchor & hosts a book club for Fox Nation |
Dana Perino
|
|
|
When the U.S. annexed this republic in 1845, it added about 390,000 square miles to the nation's territory |
the Republic of Texas
|
|
|
CVA stands for this "accident", a medical term for a stroke |
a cerebrovascular accident
|
|
|
In 1934 Bruno Pontecorvo became the youngest member of this countryman's nuclear physics team |
(Enrico) Fermi
|
|
|
Often a begrudging yes, this word also can refer to a penalty that needs to be paid |
fine
|
|
|
"Cat's Cradle" by this author begins with a chapter called "The Day the World Ended" & goes on from there |
(Kurt) Vonnegut
|
|
|
Now on CNBC, this man seen here had an early stint covering stories on "A Current Affair" |
(Bonnie: Who is Jake Tapper?) ... (Mayim: Less than a minute...)
Shepard Smith
|
|
|
Reflecting the name of Istanbul's harbor, c. 1846 the strait connecting this U.S. bay to the ocean was dubbed "Chrysopylae" |
(Ryan: [Exhales] Uh, what is the... Hudson?) (Mayim: I'm sorry, no. What is [*], it means "golden gate".)
the San Francisco Bay
|
|
|
A bone marrow transplant may lead to GVHD, this disease of incompatibility |
graft-versus-host disease
|
|
|
"Sylvie and Bruno" was a dreamy 1889 children's book by this Brit who was comfortable with fantasy worlds |
(Ryan: Who is, uh... Barrie?) (Bonnie: Who is Tolkien?)
Lewis Carroll
|
|
|
This word found before "action" in the name of a social remedy can also be used to say "yes" |
affirmative
|
|
|
This Jonathan Swift title "suggestion" prevented "the children of poor people from being a burthen to their parents" |
A Modest Proposal
|
|
|
With Fred Friendly, he had a radio broadcast called "Hear It Now", which became "See It Now" on television |
Edward R. Murrow
|
|
|
A 1787 land ordinance set policy & was named for this large region acquired in the Revolutionary War |
the Northwest Territory
|
|
|
An ENT might perform a T&A, these 2 surgeries at one time |
a tonsillectomy & adenoidectomy
|
|
|
H. Norman Schwarzkopf Sr. testified about handwriting specimens at the 1935 trial of this accused kidnapper |
(Bruno) Hauptmann
|
|
|
Beginning with an "I", this 11-letter word for an enthusiastic yes undoubtedly is related to the word "doubt" |
indubitably
|
|