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\author{Stanford B--Grant Gavranovic and Suzy Rivoire}
\title{WIT 2002 \\ Round 10}
\date{September 13, 2002}
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\section{Toss-Ups}
1. A character by this name, meaning ``ruler'' or ``prince,'' is the father of the princess Glauce and ruler of Corinth in a Euripedes play; he and his daughter (*) die from a robe poisoned by the exiled Medea.  In Sophocles, one is the brother of Jocasta and ruler of Thebes upon Oedipus's exile.  FTP, name the character who feuds with Antigone.\newline
Answer: \underline{Creon}

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2. It is named for a bishop of Ypres (EEP) who wrote a treatise called \textit{The Augustinus}, and flourished under Antoine Arnauld at (*) Port-Royal.  The Jesuits hated this ascetic movement, and the Pope condemned it in 1653, partly due to the incendiary \textit{Provincial Letters}.  FTP, identify this movement associated with Jean Racine and Blaise Pascal.\newline
Answer: \underline{Jansenism}

3.  His victories, such as repulsing an 1838 French invasion, pale beside his failures: scrapping the 1824 constitution and losing half his territory in 1848. President of his nation eleven different times, he won elections and coups, and staged a triumphant return in which his amputated leg (*) was paraded through the streets.    FTP, name this Mexican general who lost Texas but won at Goliad and the Alamo.\newline
Answer: Antonio L\'opez de \underline{Santa Anna}

4. This group was formed in 1964 by southerners, mainly Chokwe and Ovimbindu, disenchanted with the rival independence groups FNLA and MPLA.  It's  feuded with latter since 1975, when the three groups jointly won independence from (*) Portugal.  It was founded by ``12 men with knives'' according to its longtime leader, who was slain in February 2002.  For 10 points--name Jonas Savimbi's rebel group in Angola.

Answer: \underline{UNITA} (The National Union for the Total Independence of Angola)


6. This country's president tried to prevent early elections in 2002, since his Democratic Left party is losing votes to the Justice and Development party, led by a former mayor who was once jailed for inciting religious hatred.  The ailing President (*) Ecevit holds together a fragile coalition against Islamism and in favor of the EU.  FTP, identify his secular Mediterranean nation.\newline
Answer: \underline{Turkey}
[look into more clues]

7. This work comprises two essays: ``My Dungeon Shook'' and ``Down at the Cross.''  The former is a letter to the author's nephew, while the second analyzes Christianity, Islam, and (*) race relations, describing a meeting with Elijah Muhammad.  The work’s title follows the phrase ``No more water'' in an African-American spiritual.  FTP, identify this James Baldwin work.\newline
Answer: \textit{The \underline{Fire Next Time}}

8. The main character attends to a French diplomat while his own father dies upstairs.  Motoring through the countryside to visit former coworker (*) Miss Kenton, he reevaluates his life, especially his silence during his employer Mr.~Darlington's flirtations with Nazism.  Stevens the butler is, FTP, the main character of what Kazuo Ishiguro novel turned into a Merchant-Ivory movie?\newline
Answer: \textit{The \underline{Remains of the Day}}

9. He joined the republicans during the Spanish civil war, and published \textit{Spain in My Heart} on his return home.  \textit{Residence on Earth}, begun during his years as a diplomat, is also political.  His most famous works are (*) \textit{Elemental Odes}, a collection of poems on everyday objects such as corn, onions, and cats; and \textit{Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair}.  FTP, identify this Chilean poet and Nobelist with whose works Bart Simpson is familiar.\newline
Answer: Pablo \underline{Neruda} or Ricardo \underline{Reyes} de Basoalto


%on the hard side
10. This dynasty founded al-Azhar, the world's oldest university, and the city of Cairo, where it is located.  Founded by al-Mahdi, it peaked under al-Mustansir.  This Ismaili caliphate, which ruled from (*) 909 to 1171, also gave rise to the Druze and the Assassins.  Name this rival to the Abbasids that, FTP, expected a messiah descended from Muhammad's daughter, from whom it takes its name..\newline
Answer: \underline{Fatimid}


11. In 1937, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy [nawzh] became director of a Chicago offshoot after the original closed in 1933.  Its original teachers included Breuer, Feininger, (*) Klee, and Mies van der Rohe, and it operated at various times in Berlin, Dessau and Weimar.  Its goal was to adapt the Arts and Crafts movement to mass production and the machine age.  FTP, identify this school of design and architecture founded by Walter Gropius.\newline
Answer: \underline{Bauhaus}

12. Eva Cybulska said its unchanged 18 repititions shows its composer may have had Alzheimer's; it happens that a Parisian woman at its 1928 premier cried ``He's mad! He's mad!''.  That composer later responded ``She {\it understood} the piece.''  Clarinet, bassoon, saxophone, and oboe d'amore all play a single, repeated melody in C major as the volume (*) builds; the work ends with a sudden shift to E major and a return to C major.  FTP, name this 17-minute crescendo based on Spanish-Arabic folk tunes but ``contains no music'', by Maurice Ravel.
\newline
Answer: \underline{Bol\'ero}


13. Written by Catherine Johnson, it takes place on a mythical Greek island.  Former girl band Donna and the Dynamos reunites for the wedding of Donna's daughter, Sophie.  Sophie also invites the (*) 3 men who might be her father, and mayhem ensues in this musical that replaced \textit{Cats} at the Winter Garden.  What smash Broadway hit, FTP, features 22 songs by ABBA?\newline
Answer: \textit{\underline{Mamma Mia!}}

14. His 13 articles of faith became the common \textit{Yigdal} prayer.  During his life, however, traditional Jews opposed him, fearing that no one would study Talmud after he simplified it.  He also wrote books on medicine and was doctor to the Sultan of Cairo.  FTP, whose major works are \textit{Guide to the Perplexed} and the \textit{Mishnah Torah} \newline
Answer: Moses \underline{Maimonides} or Moses \underline{ben Maimon} or \underline{Rambam}


16. Frank T. Hines was the first and longest-serving director of this agency, established in 1930 by President Hoover.  Other directors included current Senator Max Cleland and Omar Bradley.  A quarter of the US population is (*) eligible for the benefits of this agency now headed by Anthony Principi.  FTP, name this agency that became a Cabinet department in 1989, that most notably operates hospitals and soldiers' homes.\newline
Answer: \underline{VA} or \underline{Veterans' Administration} or \underline{Veterans' Affairs}




17. This city's grandest square, Plaza Independencia, contains the 275 foot high Palacio Salvo, once its continent's tallest building, on Avenida 18 de Julio, plus the mausoleum of national hero Jos\'e Artigas.  FTP, identify this capital of South America's first welfare state, across the Rio de la Plata from Buenos Aires.\newline 
Answer: \underline{Montevideo}


18. Before this was discovered in 1879, it was nearly impossible to measure carrier density and mobility separately.  Most evident in thin flat conductors, it occurs when (*) charge carriers are pushed to one side of the conductor because of a magnetic field.  The transverse voltage this creates is equal to \textit{IB} over \textit{ned}.  FTP, name this electromagnetic effect.\newline
Answer: \underline{Hall} effect

19. His 1998 autobiography describes an encounter with a talking raccoon and how his life was saved by a visitor from the astral plane.  \textit{Dancing Naked in the Mind Field} also describes his theory that (*) HIV does not cause AIDS, and how, at Cetus Corporation, he invented a technique now widely used to screen for HIV.  FTP, identify this 1993 Nobelist who invented PCR. \newline
Answer: Kary ``I'm completely nuts!'' \underline{Mullis}

%theoretically, an early clue that wouldn't make everyone think ofbut not be sure about tunguska would be better than what's here.
20. Sediments at the bottom of Lake Ceko 8 miles away and elemental studies of the surviving trees may shed some light on this event.  The first expedition to the site was led by L.A. Kullik in 1938, who was surprised to find no obvious (*) crater, meaning that the airburst of an asteroid or comet may have caused it.  FTP, identify this 20-megaton 1908 explosion in Siberia. \newline
Answer: \underline{Tunguska} explosion


21. The simplest member of this chemical family was synthesized in 1859 by Wurtz. They are typically made by the reacting simple oxides with water.  These polyfunctional chemicals are most often reacted with di-acids to form (*) polyesters, but their strong freezing point depression leads to their most common use.  FTP, name this family whose ethylene and propylene types are used as antifreeze.\newline
Answer: \underline{glycols}

%this is a repeat given the semaphore/dining phil tossup in chicago, and that question is more interesting
%22. The \textit{Oxford English Dictionary} credits him with applying the words ``vector'' and ``stack'' to computing; he also coined ``dining philosophers'' and (*) ``semaphores'' while pioneering synchronized software systems.  He emphasized structured, logical programming over spaghetti code and GOTO statements.  FTP, identify the dead Dutch namesake of a graph theory algorithm.\newline
%Answer: Edsger \underline{Dijkstra}


22. This team is said to be the only one to ``own'' the European Champions Cup for winning it in 5 consecutive years.  In 2002, it won the UEFA Super Cup and its 9th (*) Champions Cup.  This football club is home to 2 of the top 3 FIFA players for 2001, Ra\'ul and Luis Figo, as well as superstar Zinedine Zidane.  FTP, identify this club that has just signed Ronaldo, located in Spain's capital.\newline
Answer: \underline{Real Madrid}

23. The fictional town in which it takes place has its own shipping service, YPS.  Its residents include DJs Boomer and the Nudge, the smooth (*) Spoonie Luv, and Special Ed.  The characters are voiced by such comics as Denis Leary, Dave Attell, and Jimmy Kimmel.  FTP, name this Comedy Central show featuring foul-mouthed prankster puppets.\newline
Answer: \textit{\underline{Crank Yankers}}

24. In a Tom Holt fantasy book, a group by this name lives with Snow White.  It also names a group including Alan Dressler and Sandra Faber that discovered the cluster of galaxies called the (*) Great Attractor.  Most famously, it's a group including Kikuchiyo and Katsuchiro, who help a village fight off bandits.  FTP, name these title characters of a 1954 Akira Kurosawa film.\newline
Answer: The \underline{Seven Samurai}

%too hard
25. This book's author researched it by posing, first, as an erstwhile bootlegger working for Cypress Lumber Company, and then as a Hoodoo initiate in New Orleans.  From the second experience, she learned voodoo rituals; from the first, (*) legends and folktales of her own people in Eatonville, Florida.  FTP, name this anthropological work of Zora Neale Hurston. \newline
Answer: \underline{Mules and Men}

%dull
15. They called manufacturers and merchants ``the sterile class'' and landlords ``the proprietor class.''  Since only agriculture could create a (*) net profit, Mirabeau advocated a single tax on land.  Their policies were implemented by Turgot but later abandoned.  Name this first school of economic thought founded by, FTP, Fran\c cois Quesnay. \newline
Answer: \underline{Physiocrats}


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\section{Bonuses}

1. For 10 points each, answer these questions about a battle of the Second Persian War.\newline
(10) This September 480 BC Greek naval victory is named for a city on the narrow channel in which it was fought.\newline
Answer: \underline{Salamis}\newline
(10) This Athenian general lured Xerxes into that channel.\newline
Answer: \underline{Themistocles}\newline
(10) This queen of Halicarnassus fought on Xerxes' side at the battle.\newline
Answer: \underline{Artemisia}

2. Answer the following about Japan's Tokugawa shogunate for 10 points each.\newline
(10) Within 30 years, when did the shogunate begin?\newline
Answer: 1570-1630 C.E. (it lasted 1600-1868)\newline
(10) Who became the first Tokugawa shogun in 1600?\newline
Answer: Tokugawa \underline{Ieyasu}\newline
(10) Yamaga Soko invented what warrior code during the Tokugawa period?\newline
Answer: \underline{bushido}

3. For 10 points each, identify the following about the history of contraception in the U.S.\newline
(10) This 1873 law, also associated with the censorship of literature, banned birth control devices and information.\newline
Answer: \underline{Comstock} Law\newline
(10) This free love advocat,e who in 1872 became the first female presidential candidate, supported only natural contraception.\newline
Answer: Victoria ``Supersucker'' \underline{Woodhull}\newline
(10) A 1938 case involving this Planned Parenthood organizer effectively ended the Comstock Law's birth control provisions.\newline
Answer: Margaret \underline{Sanger}
[does sanger need a more specific clue?]

4. Answer these questions for 10 points each.\newline
(10) This name is commonly given to the 1968 liberalization in Czechoslovakia that was eventually quashed by the Soviets.\newline
Answer: \underline{Prague Spring}\newline
(10) The Prague Spring began when this Slovak liberal became Communist Party leader.\newline
Answer: Alexander \underline{Dubcek}\newline
(10) In March 1968, this liberal general, whose name means ``freedom'' in Czech, was elected president.\newline
Answer: Ludvik \underline{Svoboda}
%will anyone know svoboda?

%part 2 is a repeat with texas a&m.
5. For 10 points each, answer these questions about next month's U.S. Senate elections.\newline
(10) This McCain campaign manager hopes to win South Carolina's first open Senate seat in 36 years.\newline
Answer: Lindsey \underline{Graham}\newline
%[confirm this--is it thurmond's seat now open after 36 years, or have both been occupied that long?]

(10) This African-American former Dallas mayor hopes to fill Phil Gramm's vacant seat in Texas.\newline
Answer: Ron \underline{Kirk}\newline
(10) In North Carolina, Elizabeth Dole faces this former Clinton Chief of Staff.\newline
Answer: Erskine \underline{Bowles}

6. For 10 points each, identify the following about the 2002 Hindu-Muslim violence in India.\newline
(10) The violence was centered in this western state.\newline
Answer: \underline{Gujarat}\newline
[more specific clue]
(10) This current prime minister drew fire for his weak condemnation of the riots.\newline
Answer: Atal Bihari \underline{Vajpayee}\newline
(10) This extreme right-wing party, to which Gujarat's chief minister and Vajpayee once belonged, advocates hardline Hindu nationalism.\newline
Answer: \underline{RSS} or \underline{Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh}  (Association of National Volunteers)
[include RSS leader?]
7. Answer these questions about Edgar Allan Poe detective stories.\newline
(10) For 10 points, name the character who solves a cryptographic puzzle in \textit{The Gold Bug}.\newline
Answer: William \underline{Legrand}\newline
(10) For 10 points, name the Frenchman who solves the murders in the Rue Morgue, the first modern literary detective.\newline
Answer: C. Auguste \underline{Dupin}\newline
(5,5) For 5 points each, name the other two Dupin stories besides \textit{The Murders in the Rue Morgue}.\newline
Answers: \textit{The \underline{Mystery of Marie Roget}} and \textit{The \underline{Purloined Letter}}

8. Identify the following about Shakespearean shipwrecks, for 10 points each.\newline
(10) In Act I of \textit{Twelfth Night}, this main character is shipwrecked on Illyria.\newline
Answer: \underline{Viola}\newline
(10) This title character is shipwrecked twice: on Pentapolis, then on Mytilene.\newline
Answer: \underline{Pericles}, Prince of Tyre\newline
(10) A shipwreck years before the action of this play separated two pairs of twins.\newline
Answer: \textit{The \underline{Comedy of Errors}}
%the last part is a little easy...


%first part is a repeat with U of C.
9. For 10 points each, name these early Chinese novels.\newline
(10) This Luo Guanzhong work describes the fall of the Han dynasty, the division of the empire, and its reunification in the Jin dynasty.\newline
Answer: \textit{Romance of the \underline{Three Kingdoms}} (\textit{San Guo Yan Yi})\newline
(10) This Wu Cheng'en novel tells of the priest Xuanzang and his disciples Pig, Friar Sand, and one more whose name is sometimes given to the novel.\newline
Answer: \textit{\underline{Journey to the West}} (\textit{Xi You Ji}) or \underline{Monkey} \newline
(10) This Shi Nai'an work describes a fictional 12th-century rebellion in which a hundred people take to the hills.\newline
Answer: \textit{\underline{Outlaws of the Marsh}}
%why do they take to the hills?

10. Identify the conflict during which each of the following works is set, for 10 points each.\newline
(10) \textit{The Last of the Mohicans} by James Fenimore Cooper\newline
Answer: \underline{French and Indian War} (prompt on Seven Years War)\newline
(10) \textit{I, Rigoberta Mench\'u} by Rigoberta Mench\'u\newline
Answer: \underline{Guatemalan Civil War}\newline
(10) \textit{Le D\'eb\^acle} by Emile Zola and \textit{Boule de Suif} by Guy de Maupassant\newline
Answer: \underline{Franco-Prussian War}

11. For 5 points each, give the title and artist of each of these paintings that depict people at work.\newline
(5,5) This 1668 Dutch painting shows a man with a sea chart, globe, and dividers intently bending over his work.\newline
Answer: \textit{The \underline{Geographer}} by Jan \underline{Vermeer}\newline
(5,5) This 1657 painting of the Infanta Margarita and her maids shows the artist working in a mirror in the background.\newline
Answer: \textit{Las \underline{Meninas}} or \textit{La \underline{Familia de Felipe IV}} (\textit{The Family of Philip IV}) by Diego \underline{Vel\'azquez}\newline
(5,5) This 1882 French painting shows a bored server staring at the viewer from behind a counter, a mirror behind her.\newline
Answer: \textit{Le \underline{Bar aux Folies-Berg\`ere}} (\textit{The Bar at the Folies-Berg\`ere})
% the last description seems a bit hackneyed


12. For 10 points each, answer these questions about operas for just two voices.\newline
(10) This Russell Currie opera based on a short story requires only a tenor and a baritone for Fortunato and Montresor.\newline
Answer: \textit{The \underline{Cask of Amontillado}}\newline
(10) \textit{The Telephone}, a two-voice opera for Lucy and Ben, was written by this composer as a curtain-raiser for his 1946 tragedy \textit{The Medium}.\newline
Answer: Gian Carlo \underline{Menotti}\newline
(10) The title musical rivals are the only voices in this Rimsky-Korsakov opera with a libretto by Pushkin.\newline
Answer: \textit{\underline{Mozart i Salieri}} (\textit{Mozart and Salieri})
%is it based on someone's play?

13. For 15 points each, identify these igloo flicks.\newline
(15) This 1922 Robert J.~Flaherty film was the first feature-length documentary.\newline
Answer: \textit{\underline{Nanook of the North}}\newline
%probably should include a more interesting bit of info

(15) This 2002 Zacharias Kunuk film is the first movie to be written by, produced, directed, and starred in by native Inuits.\newline
Answer: \textit{\underline{Atanarjuat}} or (\textit{\underline{The Fast Runner}})
[Is there a third? wp kinsella or something?]

14. For 10 points each, identify these Egyptian gods who participate in the afterlife ritual.\newline
(10) This jackal-headed god weighs the deceased's heart against the feather of Ma'at.\newline
Answer: \underline{Anubis}\newline
(10) If the deceased is condemned, this crocodile-headed god devours the heart.\newline
Answer: \underline{Ammit}\newline
(10) This ibis-headed god records the outcome of the weighing.\newline
Answer: \underline{Thoth}

15. For 15 points after the first clue and 10 after the second, identify the pessimistic management books.\newline
(15) This book culminates by praising the ``power of negative thinking'' and describing ways to avoid getting promoted.\newline
(10) The titular idea is that people get promoted until they reach their levels of incompetence.\newline
Answer: \textit{The \underline{Peter Principle}}\newline
(15) Newer editions of this 1975 book include the 1986 essay ``No Silver Bullet,'' which foresaw no great improvements in software productivity over the next decade.\newline
(10) The title of this Fred Brooks classic refers to the principle that adding people to a late software project will make it later.\newline
Answer: \textit{The \underline{Mythical Man-Month}}

16. For 10 points each, identify these major African languages.\newline
(10) Named for a West African ethnic group, it is spoken by nearly 30 million people in Nigeria and neighboring countries.\newline
Answer: \underline{Yoruba}\newline
(10) The most prevalent Chadic language, it is spoken by 50 million people in Nigeria, Niger, Togo, and Sudan.\newline
Answer: \underline{Hausa}\newline
(10) The most prevalent Bantu language, it is spoken by 75 million people, predominantly in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda.\newline
Answer: \underline{Swahili}
%the last doubtless has a more interesting clue to include

17. For 10 points each, identify the capitals of each of these nations.\newline
(10) Samoa\newline
Answer: \underline{Apia}\newline
(10) Papua New Guinea\newline
Answer: \underline{Port Moresby}\newline
(10) Micronesia\newline
Answer: \underline{Palikir}
[replace]

18. Answer these questions about the dual nature of light, 5-5-10-10.\newline
(5) In 1690, this Dutch physicist hypothesized that light was a wave.\newline
Answer: Christian \underline{Huygens}\newline
(5) In 1714, this English physicist hypothesized that it was a particle.\newline
Answer: Isaac \underline{Newton}\newline
[combine into something like--main dutch and eng proponents of the two views...optiks?]
(10) This Frenchman's equation, \textit{lambda} equals \textit{h} over \textit{p}, explains the dual nature of light.\newline
Answer: Louis de \underline{Broglie}\newline
(10) In 1927, this experiment with electron diffraction by crystals confirmed de Broglie's hypothesis.\newline
Answer: \underline{Davisson-Germer} experiment

19. For 10 points each, identify these subphyla of \textit{Chordata}.\newline
(10) Subphylum \textit{Urochordata} contains these sessile filter feeders also called sea squirts.\newline
Answer: \underline{tunicates}\newline
(10) Subphylum \textit{Cephalochoradata} contains these eel-like creatures also called amphioxus. \newline
Answer: \underline{lancelets}\newline
(10) This is the other chordate subphylum.  We're in it.\newline
Answer: \underline{vertebrates} or \textit{\underline{Vertebrata}}
%the first two are hard, maybe an etymological clue?

20. For 10 points each, identify the following.\newline
(10) They were discovered in 1888 when botanist Friedrich Reinitzer was melting cholesteryl benzoate and discovered an intermediate phase between solid and liquid.\newline
Answer: \underline{liquid crystals}\newline
(10) Most laptop displays rely on these tiny switching devices, arranged in a matrix on a glass substrate.\newline
Answer: \underline{T}hin \underline{F}ilm \underline{T}ransistors\newline
(10) TFTs characterize this type of liquid crystal display, which has clearer color and faster response time than its TFT-less counterpart, which is called ``passive''..\newline
Answer: \underline{active matrix}

21. Identify the following from chemical thermodynamics for 10 points each.\newline
(10)  Commonly symbolized \$mu (mu), for a pure substance it equals the 
molar Gibbs' free energy.  In general, it is defined as the partial 
derivative of the Gibbs' free energy with respect to the number of particles in the system.\newline
Answer: \underline{chemical potential}\newline
(10)  For real gases, the chemical potential can be determined by using 
this effective pressure that takes non-idealities into account.  The 
term is derived from the Latin for ``to flee.''\newline
Answer: \underline{fugacity}\newline
(10)  In solutions, the chemical potential is related to this quantity, 
an effective mole fraction.  It is defined as the ratio of the vapor 
pressure of the component in solution to its pure component vapor 
pressure.\newline
Answer: \underline{activity}

22. For 10 points each, identify the following from elementary number theory.\newline
(10) As yet unproven, it states that every even number greater than 2 can be written as the sum of two primes.\newline
Answer: \underline{Goldbach's Conjecture}\newline
(10) It states that for any integer \textit{a} and prime \textit{p}, taking \textit{a} to the \textit{p} and subtracting \textit{a} yields a result divisible by \textit{p}.\newline
Answer: \underline{Fermat's Little} Theorem\newline
(10) In 2002, Preda Mihailescu claimed a proof of this statement, that only one nontrivial solution exists to the equation \textit{x} to the \textit{a} minus \textit{y} to the \textit{b} equals 1 for natural numbers \textit{x}, \textit{a}, \textit{y}, and \textit{b}.  Its Belgian conjecturer gives his name to a sequence whose dozens of combinatorial interpretations are given in the longest exercise in any math text, in volume 2 of Stanley's \underline{Enumerative Combiatorics}. \newline
Answer: \underline{Catalan's Conjecture}
%too long

23. For 10 points each, identify these Texas college coaches who were more famous elsewhere.\newline
(10) This current Texas Tech men's basketball coach is infamous for choking players and throwing chairs at his former job.\newline
Answer: Bobby \underline{Knight}\newline
(10) After a poor 1954 season, this Texas A\&M football coach held a ``hellcamp'' in West Texas that caused 70 percent of his players to quit the team; he had better luck later at Alabama.\newline
Answer: Paul ``Bear'' \underline{Bryant}\newline
(10) This legendary baseball coach won three NCAA titles at Cal State-Fullerton and the 2002 title for the University of Texas.\newline
Answer: Augie \underline{Garrido}

24. Identify these ubiquitous summer 2002 songs from lyrics; 5 points each for title and artist.\newline
(5,5) ``I was like, good gracious, ass is bodacious / I'm flirtatious, tryin' to show patience''\newline
Answer: ``\underline{Hot in Herre}'' by \underline{Nelly}\newline
(5,5) ``Steak Knife / Card Shark / Con Job / Boot Cut''\newline
Answer: ``\underline{By the Way}'' by \underline{Red Hot Chili Peppers}\newline
(5,5) ``I'm tired of being compared to damn Britney Spears''\newline
Answer: ``\underline{Don't Let Me Get Me}'' by \underline{Pink}
[have someone, eg matt l look at]

25. Based on 2000 census data and the current or most recent season, for ten points each name the largest US city without\ldots\newline
(10) an NBA franchise\newline
Answer: \underline{San Diego}\newline
(10) an NFL, NBA, or Major League Baseball franchise\newline
Answer: \underline{San Jose}\newline
(10) an NFL, NBA, MLB, or NHL franchise\newline
Answer: \underline{Austin}
%[should i also give state? it seems quite hard.]


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