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COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY ORIGINS |
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I think I can, I think I can, get you to give me this 5-word title of a Watty Piper kids' book with a never-give-up message |
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BU for short, it had a different name when it was founded, as it was then in Vermont |
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John Avildsen may have been an underdog, but he won a directing Oscar for this 1976 Sylvester Stallone movie |
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Born in Austria, the Governator |
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At his 2018 funeral his son said he was "The brightest of a thousand points of light" |
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The front of a building, or any type of deceptive display |
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In the classic Collodi tale, he's the woodcarver who creates Pinocchio |
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In 1860 William T. Sherman was the 1st leader of this then seminary of learning & military academy, 9 years before it moved to Baton Rouge |
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To win a 2000 Oscar in this movie, Russell Crowe played a real blood sport |
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AKA Mr. Tepes, the Impaler |
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Many funeral homes suggest keeping this to 5 minutes or less |
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This type of imprecise "logic" used by certain computers would net you a fine Scrabble score |
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Created by Hans Christian Andersen, this tiny girl fends off marriage-minded toads before meeting her one true love |
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In 1855 2 faculty members & 10 students began hitting the books at this now-Big Ten school less than 15 miles from Chicago |
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He won a Best Actor Oscar for his role as real-life champ Jake LaMotta in 1980's "Raging Bull" |
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A Keystone Star, The Little Tramp |
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Her 1997 funeral included a song with the revised lyrics "Goodbye England's rose, may you ever grow in our hearts" |
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This 9-letter word referring to an exact copy became the namesake for a machine involving copies |
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In this novel by Scott O'Dell, a girl named Karana is alone on the title isle |
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One of the Seven Sisters, this Poughkeepsie college was founded in 1861 but didn't open until 1865 |
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This Swank-y 2004 film fought its way to Oscars for Best Picture, Director, Actress & Supporting Actor |
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A frequent presidential candidate, the Great Compromiser |
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Pollen found in burial caves used by these ancient humans named for a German valley suggests flowers were laid with their dead |
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It's commonly used for outdoor paving and was also the original last name of the animated Fred and Wilma |
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One of the first novels for children was the 1765 book seen here about this girl whose name now means someone annoyingly virtuous |
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This NYC school of design was founded in 1896 & became a division of The New School for Social Research in 1970 |
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Punchy pug Marlon Brando brawled his way to a Best Actor Oscar in this 1954 classic |
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Died in 1400, the Father of English Poetry |
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Venerating the underworld goddess Mictecacihuatl, this celebration was moved to coincide with All Saints' Day & All Souls' Day |
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When something's done & cannot be altered, it's this 2-word French term |
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