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CANADA'S MARITIME PROVINCES |
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THE "KID" STAYS IN THE CATEGORY |
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THE 100th ANNIVERSARY OF THE TITANIC |
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Peter Sellers, Alan Arkin, Steve Martin (a French policeman) |
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A Haligonian is a resident of this Maritimes city |
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Benazir Bhutto (class of '73), the first female P.M. of this country, was known as "Pinky" during her Harvard days |
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These popular 1980s toys were "born" in Cleveland, Georgia |
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Robert Browning wrote that one of these is "safe 'twixt you, me, and the gate-post!" |
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The Titanic was on its way to this U.S. city when it struck the iceberg in the North Atlantic |
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Tony Perkins, Vince Vaughn, Henry Thomas (a psycho) |
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Like a certain western U.S. state, Prince Edward Island is famed for growing these, as in the field seen here |
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This Fed head graduated Harvard summa cum laude (1975) in economics (Natch) |
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They're soft, chewy & tart kid-shaped candies |
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This divorced Algonquin "News Item" poet & wit continued writing under her married name |
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Among those who perished were Macy's co-owner Isidor Straus & this millionaire, the IV |
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Leonardo DiCaprio, Jason Robards, Dean Stockwell (a billionaire) |
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When the French ruled Canada, the region was known as this |
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This late-night host graduated magna cum laude from Harvard & was president of the Harvard Lampoon |
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Bill Cosby took over hosting duties on this series that began as a segment on "Art Linkletter's House Party" |
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Keats wrote, "blinded alike from sunshine and from rain, as though" this flower "should shut, and be a bud again" |
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The first rescue ship on site was this British liner that picked up more than 700 survivors, mostly women & children |
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Kate Bosworth, Margot Kidder, Noel Neill (a reporter) |
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New Brunswick is the only province that's officially this / Le Nouveau-Brunswick est la seule province officiellement ca |
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This editor (class of '43) worked at the Crimson long before he oversaw the Washington Post's coverage of Watergate |
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This term for brainiac youths was applied to a youthful Phillies team of yore |
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Referring to Abe's supposed early love, Edgar Lee Masters called her "beloved in life of Abraham Lincoln" |
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Reportedly, the band played on until the ship went down, its final piece believed to be this 1841 hymn |
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David Bowie, Crispin Glover, Guy Pearce (an artist) |
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In Nova Scotia, you can see Bluenose II, this type of graceful sailing ship. To see Bluenose I, look on the Canadian dime |
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This onetime N.C. senator & wife of a senator worked at the Langdell Library before getting her J.D. (1965) |
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This cartoon urchin of 1890s newspapers lent his name to a kind of disreputable journalism |
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Maybe on Sunday, Emily Dickinson wrote, "Some keep" this "going to church--I keep it staying at home" |
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The Titanic was owned by the White Star Line, which in turn was owned by this American banker & steel magnate |
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