DURING JAMES BUCHANAN'S PRESIDENCY |
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I'VE GOT A BONE TO PICK WITH YOU |
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In January 1861 President Buchanan sent supplies & reinforcements to this fort, but the ship turned back when fired upon |
Fort Sumter
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One of the masterminds behind the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893 was Daniel Burnham of this Midwestern "School" |
(Jennifer: What is the Prairie School?)
the Chicago School
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This French novelist's 1843 swashbuckling book "Georges" follows a mixed-race adventurer who leads a slave rebellion |
(Alex: Who is Hugo?)
Dumas
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He had a collab with Miles Davis called "Can I Play With U?", included on a "Sign o' the Times" reissue |
Prince
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A twisting injury can cause this type of bone fracture characterized by a helical break |
a spiral fracture
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Types of this household tool include slotted, hex & Robertson |
screwdriver
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In 1860 California mountain man John Adams, nicknamed this, died from a head wound suffered while wrestling one of his pet bears |
Grizzly
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In the 1960s Black architect Paul Williams co-designed the Ira Aldridge Theater at this D.C. university |
(Brandon: Bring it!)
Howard
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In this Hermann Hesse novel, Harry Haller reads a treatise about his dual inner self, caught between a man & a lupine creature |
(Brandon: Yeah, I think I'm just gonna wager 100--percent of my money.) [Laughter]
Steppenwolf
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It's the outer & narrower bone of the lower leg |
the fibula
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Big laxative has made good use in its ads of this word for the problem its products treat |
irregularity
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On December 2, 1859 he rode to the gallows on his coffin & remarked, "This is a beautiful country" |
(Ken: He had a very good attitude, yes.)
John Brown
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He saw himself as a trimtab, a small but powerful rudder, for humanity, & his tombstone says, "'Call me Trimtab'-Bucky" |
Fuller
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Made into a Scorsese film with Andrew Garfield, this novel by Shusaku Endo follows 17th century Jesuit priests in Japan |
Silence
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In 1986 Run-DMC collabed with Aerosmith on a version of this song that VH1 called history making |
"Walk This Way"
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2 regions of this bone are the manubrium, which joins with the first ribs, & the xiphoid process, which is just fun to say |
the sternum
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This type of pilot in the early days of aviation would travel the country giving stunt-flying exhibitions |
barnstormer
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New York City's citizens, including 103 who gave $1,000 each, raised the funds to build this church; the cornerstone was laid in 1858 |
St. Patrick's
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With his impressive Duomo in Florence, he was called the architect who "renewed Roman masonry work" |
Brunelleschi
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In 1905 Henryk Sienkiewicz, author of this tale of ancient Rome, became the first Polish person to win a Nobel Prize in lit |
Quo Vadis
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1990s hip-hop duo, Black Star, was a collaboration between Talib Kweli & this rapper, also known as Yasiin Bey |
(Jennifer: Who is DJ Khaled?)
Mos Def
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This bone extends from the scapula to the ulna |
the humerus
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Also a tropical cocktail, it's a person who transports illegal liquor, no matter what type |
a rumrunner
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Regular mail across the continent began with this stage line & antonymically communication went under water via the transatlantic cable |
the Overland Stage
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During her Pritzker Prize acceptance speech, she said her secular & modern childhood in Iraq was an influence on her career |
Hadid
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This Chilean author of "The Savage Detectives" has gained wide fame in English translation since his early death in 2003 |
Roberto Bolaño
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Billie Holiday & this sax player first linked up in 1934; soon enough they gave each other nicknames, Lady Day & Prez |
(Jennifer: Who is Charlie Parker?) (Brandon: Who is Rollins?)
Lester Young
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Overproduction of the hormone somatotropin causes this form of gigantism marked by increased bone size |
acromegaly
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From the Latin for "earth" & meaning to make a planet suitable for human habitation, it dates back to a 1942 sci-fi story |
terraforming
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