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NOBEL LITERATURE PRIZE WINNERS |
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Before Europeans named Mt. Cook in this country, the Maori called it Aorangi, or "cloud piercer" |
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Sam & Diane, bar-toilers both / Sometimes, thou wishest to travel where ev'ryone knows thy name |
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1953: This British politician |
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In 1967 this future labor leader became an electrician at the shipyards in Gdansk |
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A CONTROL secret agent is good at operating these weapons that are precisely guided to a target |
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Soc Trang & Can Tho are in the south of this Asian nation |
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Verily, Ross & Rachel walked love's true path but yea! / 'Twas a perilous road for Joey / Filled with cancellation |
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1995: This non-heat-packing seamus from Ireland |
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In August 1981 more than 11,000 of these federal workers were fired for participating in an illegal strike |
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Dynastic "Everyday People" singing group that subdivides into paleolithic, mesolithic & neolithic periods |
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Krk Island, the northernmost island in the Mediterranean, lies in this arm of the sea next to the Balkans |
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War & blood, blood & war / Hot Lips near cold corpses/ Comedy amidst pathos, thy name is Hawkeye |
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1957: This Frenchman who wrote "The First Man" & "The Plague" |
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The term for those responsible for harnessing up the mules each morning lives on in the name of this labor union |
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A trend-setting sports network with new hosts JC Chasez, Joey Fatone & Lance Bass |
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This emirate NW of the United Arab Emirates is on a peninsula jutting 100 miles northward into the Persian Gulf |
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Toby...sad sad sad sad Toby! / Your heart sang for Pam but Jim hath won the day / Yet move not to Costa Rica in shame! |
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1969: This playwright: did they keep him waiting? |
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This board, established by the Wagner Act in 1935, allows workers to belong to the union of their choosing |
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Bobby McFerrin song to a McDonald's kids' offering |
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At the beginning of World War I, this was the only independent nation in West Africa |
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Oh, Liz Lemon, persevere! / Though Tracy maketh films like "Honky Grandma Be trippin"' / Persevere! |
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1978: This Yiddish tale-teller |
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Chicago's Haymarket riot began during a rally for strikers at this agricultural equipment maker |
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Fleegle & Bingo are about to unthinkingly make a controversial grammatical decision |
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