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Buzz in if you know it's the name shared by Fresno's & Sacramento's main newspapers |
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On this "new" island, the world's second largest, some people may still practice the old habit of cannibalism |
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Donald L. Neiffer is the chief one of these doctors at the National Zoo in Washington, D.C. |
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Though it's 864,000 miles in diameter, the sun is classed as a yellow one of these stars |
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Along with platform shoes, this was big in the 70s |
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The sequel in which this duo "Escape from Guantanamo Bay" answered the question "What would NPH do?" |
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This famous 7-word motto appears in the top left corner of the New York Times' front page |
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The globe's largest peninsula is this one found in the Middle East |
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Joseph E. Ralph worked as a plate cleaner for the BEP, this bureau, before becoming its director in 1908 |
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Each second, the sun converts 600 million tons of hydrogen into helium via this process |
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On its website, Columbia University offers doctoral students tips on completing this paper "without tears" |
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He teamed with Bill Murray in "Stripes", "Ghostbusters" & "Groundhog Day" |
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The independent Florida Alligator is a newspaper aimed at college students in this city |
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Canada's Mackenzie River system traverses 2,635 miles from the Omineca mountains to this ocean |
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Michelin-starred chef Jean-Louis Palladin is among those who have run the kitchen at this infamous Washington hotel |
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Launched in 1990, the first spacecraft to fly over the sun's poles had this Homeric (& Joycean) name |
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Get off your high horse or off a piece of gymnastics equipment |
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Post-"Oz", Harold Perrineau searched high & low for his kidnapped son Walt on this ABC drama |
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In names of newspapers, it follows Des Moines & Orange County |
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This vast geographic feature is bordered by the Sahel on the south and the Maghreb on the north |
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The White House job called Chief this is a general manager of the building; Angella Reid was the first woman in the post |
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It's a comprehensive list of recordings by a composer or artist |
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In 1987, we said "Goodnight, My Someone" to this actor, known for playing Harold Hill in "The Music Man" |
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Follow baseball's Indians in this paper with the highest circulation of any Ohio newspaper |
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The temple doors are a fitting color in this Asian capital city whose name means "red hero" |
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Not the Attorney General but this person supervises Uncle Sam's cases before the Supreme Court; Ted Olson once held the post |
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It's the "dis" word in ADA, a law passed in 1990 prohibiting discrimination |
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He composed many classic songs including "Stormy Weather" & "Over The Rainbow" |
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