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100

This third planet from the sun is our home.

Earth

100

This 1931 movie based on a Mary Shelly book is inaccurate to its original source material.

Frankenstein

100

These orbs are found in South Korean milk tea.

Boba

100

This country star passed away in August. She was famous for her philanthropy.

Dolly Parton

100

This acronym stands for the Student Academic Success Center.

SASC

200

A popular saying is "home is where the _____ is." 

Heart 

200

This movie features a comically slow model of car needing to go 88 mph as a major plotpoint.

Back to the Future

200

These green orbs are often found frozen in fridges. 

Peas
200

This 80s and 90s diva, who is the "Queen of Pop," only goes by one name.  

Madonna

200

This resource is located on the second floor of the Commons.

SASC

300

This is where Judy Garland is trying to get back to during the events of the Wizard of Oz

Kansas

300

This movie is popular at midnight screenings where the audience will shout at the screen. 

Rocky Horror Picture Show

300

These orbs go great with spaghetti.

Meatballs

300

This old Hollywood star declared diamonds were a girl's best friend.

Marylin Monroe

300

This type of appointments that SASC offers are all bookable right now. 

Tutoring/Writing Center/Math Center/Public Speaking Center

400

This movie featuring Jim Parsons and Rhianna debuted in 2015.

Home

400

In this Jeff Goldblum movie things get buggy due to a failed experiment. 

The Fly

400

Starbucks sells these balls on sticks in their pastry cases.

Cake Pops

400

This diva has one song everyone can name that "defrosts" earlier every year.

Mariah Carey

400

SASC is just one of the resources on the second floor of the Commons, which also goes by this name. 

The Division of Student Success

500

This Ghibli movie features a wizard living in an unusual castle. 

Howl's Moving Castle

500

This movie has great special effects for 1933; a character unwraps his head bandage and practically vanishes!

The Invisible Man

500

These wheat orbs are a popular dish from North Africa.

Couscous

500

This diva has an effect named after her. It's an attempt to hide, remove, or censor information backfires and draws much more public attention to it

Barbara Streisand 

500

This amount of last year's first-years used SASC at least once.

90%/Majority 

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