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Anime

100

• 100: This orange-clad ninja from the Hidden Leaf Village dreams of becoming Hokage.

Naruto

200

• 200: In Dragon Ball Z, this proud Saiyan prince is Goku’s chief rival.

Vegeta

300

• 300: The Elric brothers in Fullmetal Alchemist hunt for this legendary item to restore their bodies.

philosophers stone

400

• 400: This 1988 film by Katsuhiro Otomo, set in Neo-Tokyo, is a landmark of anime cinema.

Akira

500

• 500: The three walls protecting humanity in Attack on Titan are Maria, Rose, and this one.

Sina

Chemistry

100

• 100: The chemical symbol for gold.

au

200

• 200: The pH of a neutral solution at 25°C.

7

300

• 300: This Russian chemist published the first widely recognized periodic table in 1869 and predicted undiscovered elements.

Dmitri Mendeleev

400

• 400: Avogadro’s number, to four significant figures.

6.022 x 10^23

500

• 500: This principle states that no two electrons in an atom can share the same four quantum numbers.

pauli exclusion princliple

Fast Food

100

• 100: This chain’s logo features the Golden Arches.

mcdonalds

200

• 200: Colonel Harland Sanders founded this chain, famous for its fried chicken.

KFC

300

• 300: This chain created the Baja Blast flavor of Mountain Dew.

taco bell

400

• 400: This burger chain introduced the Whopper in 1957.

Burger king

500

• 500: In-N-Out opened its first location in 1948 in this California city.

Baldwin park

NFL

100

• 100: This team, known as “America’s Team,” wears a star on its helmets.

Dallas cowboys

200

• 200: The Super Bowl champion receives this trophy, named after a legendary Green Bay coach.

vince lombardi trophy

300

• 300: This quarterback holds the record for most Super Bowl wins with seven.

tom brady

400

• 400: In 1972, this team became the only one to complete a perfect season, playoffs and Super Bowl included.

miami dolphins

500

• 500: The Pro Football Hall of Fame is located in this Ohio city.

Canton

Purdue History

100

• 100: Purdue’s athletic teams are known by this nickname.

Boilermakers

200

• 200: This businessman donated $150,000 and land in 1869, giving the university its name.

John purdue

300

• 300: This 1955 Purdue engineering graduate became the first person to walk on the moon.

neil armstrong

400

• 400: Ross-Ade Stadium opened in this year.

1924

500

• 500: In 1935, this famous aviator joined Purdue as a visiting faculty member and career counselor for women.

amelia earheart