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This Theban king has some real mommy & daddy issues |
Oedipus
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The tree on the seal of this school represents el Palo Alto, a more than 1,000-year-old redwood |
Stanford
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That magma has achieved a breakthrough & now we call it this |
(Ken: Yes, on the surface.)
lava
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While Kanye West made "Jesus Walks", Lupe Fiasco remixed the beat to make this 7th century religious figure "Walks" |
Muhammad
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This long Asian peninsula stretches 700 miles south from Myanmar towards the island of Sumatra |
Malay
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In 2016 a lexicographer assumed Donald Trump meant "big league" in a debate though it sounded like this adverb |
(Ken: [*], yes, the dubious adverb.)
bigly
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This Marlowe man "was grac'd with doctor's name, excelling all... in heavenly matters of theology" |
Faustus
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The seal of this university features the Sun & California poppies, but no Hector or King Priam |
(Matt: What's... Troy?) ... (Ken: The Trojans, yes.)
USC
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The Caribbean plate isn't an entree with goat curry; it's this type of plate, which collides with the North Amer. one to produce magma |
tectonic
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On "Wants & Needs" Drake raps that he "probably should go to" this type of Jewish university but went to "Ibiza" instead |
Yeshiva
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Bounded by the Sinai Peninsula to the west & the Jordan Valley to the east, this arid region makes up about 60% of Israel |
Negev
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"Don't take it" this way is an advice book subtitled "The Art of Dealing with Rejection" |
(Roger: I thought it was Move My Cheese but that's not an adverb.) [Ken laughs] ... (Ken: Don't take it [*], Roger.)
personally
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The title mom in Bertolt Brecht's her "and Her Children" is a not always brave 17th century war profiteer |
Mother Courage
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On Harvard's seal 3 open books spell out this Latin motto |
(Roger: What is... Lux et [*]?) ... (Ken: For Harvard, it's just [*].)
Veritas
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The stuff is sloshing around in the Socorro Magma Basin below a rift bisecting New Mexico & bearing the name of this river |
(Roger: What is Gila?)
the Rio Grande
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Coolio references the 23rd Psalm on this lead single from the "Dangerous Minds" soundtrack (please don't say the hard "ER") |
(Ken: That's correct.) [Laughter]
"Gangsta's Paradise"
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From Latin for "of one mind", it means with everyone in agreement |
unanimously
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Athol Fugard's him "...and the Boys" is a coming-of-age story set in apartheid-era South Africa |
Master Harold
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From 1783 to 1929 this university in Virginia used what's called the Jeffersonian seal, which depicts Greek Revival architecture |
(Ken: Jefferson did go to [*], yes.)
William & Mary
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4 billion years ago the Earth was a hellscape of magma oceans; from the Greek hell, it has the near-rhyming name this "eon" |
(Matt: What's... Pandemoneon?) (Juveria: What's... Plutonic?)
the Hadean (eon)
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Rapper Hanumankind is partly named for a Hindu deity who appears in an ancient Indian epic about this 4-letter king |
(Ken: Yes, the [*]yana.)
Rama
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Site of an art show with outposts in Hong Kong & Miami Beach, this city sits near where France, Germany & Switzerland meet |
(Ken: And an opportunity for you, Juveria.) (Juveria: $7,800.) (Ken: All right, without hesitation, betting it all on 5-LETTER GEOGRAPHY.) [Applause] ... (Ken: Art [*] is the show, yes.)
Basel
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Rob Lowe named his podcast this, like his character's catchphrase on "Parks & Recreation" |
(Ken: That podcast is [*] called [*].)
Literally!
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In a 5th century B.C. play, this activist leads the women of 2 warring cities on a sex strike |
Lysistrata
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The heraldic shield of Lord Baltimore & a line from gospel are on the seal of this school founded in 1876 |
Johns Hopkins
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Magma can form a xenolith, one kind of rock in another; many are found near this 1st-name-named capital of Northern Cape province |
Kimberley
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In a song titled this New Testament verse, Wyclef Jean riffs, "For God so loved the world, every man packs an M-16" |
John 3:16
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This South Pacific island nation, a cradle of Polynesian culture, was governed by New Zealand until 1962 |
(Roger: What is Nauru?)
Samoa
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To show that meaning is not related to syntax, Noam Chomsky coined "colorless green ideas sleep" not fastly but this way |
furiously
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