Rejected Greeting Cards
Highway to Hell
It Happened in Europe
20th Century Novels
Welcome back, U.S. Supreme Court
100

"Have fun in" this country! "But remember the State Department travel warning of Taliban insurgents in Kabul!"

Afghanistan 

100

Route 495 takes those in New Jersey to Hell's Kitchen via this "presidential" tunnel

The Lincoln Tunnel 
100

In 1453 the Turks captured Constantinople & killed the 11th emperor there to have this very appropriate name

Constantine 

100

This book by Tolkien begins by telling us the title figure lived in a hole in the ground

The Hobbit 

100

Get used to it, Gorsuch! By tradition this justice takes the notes, answers the phone & gets the door

The newest Supreme Court Justice

200

"It's OK, applicant! You didn't want to go to" this Calif. university a 6-mile drive from the Googleplex "anyway"

Stanford

200

This state's Highway 67 will get you a nice view of Devils Head Mountain in Pike National Forest

Colorado 

200

In spring 1939 the U.K. instituted this compulsory measure in peacetime for the first time

The Draft 

200

Alex, the narrator of this novel by Anthony Burgess, speaks Nadsat, a combination of Russian & Cockney English

A Clockwork Orange 

200

Each justice gets 4 of these helpers who may hope to rise to the court themselves, as young Stephen Breyer did

Law Clerks 

300

"Tummyache? Next time, take a close look at" this "C" food "casino", made with wine, Parmesan & bacon

Clams

300

West of Akron, Route 57 takes you over this 4-letter river, & you don't have to pay a toll to Charon

The Styx 
300

A symbol of this intellectual movement, Frederick II was dubbed "philosopher king"

The Enlightenment 

300

Paul Baumer hopes to come out of World War I alive in this anti-war novel by Erich Maria Remarque

All Quiet on the Western Front 

300

Thank her, the first female dean of Harvard Law, for getting a froyo machine installed in the cafeteria

Elena Kagan 

400

"Nice surgery! You finally vented" this soft, purplish organ, that filters blood & stores platelets

Spleen

400

Take the 395 in this state to Inyo National Forest and to Devils Postpile along the middle fork of the San Joaquin River

California 

400

In 1622 this cardinal was elected president of the Sorbonne & began rebuilding the university; he's buried in its chapel

Richelieu 

400

Don't ask a librarian for Evelyn Waugh's "Brideshead"; this 1945 novel is not actually a sequel

Brideshead Revisited 
400

It's not Pig Latin you're hearing, it's this word from Old French threepeated by the marshal each time court begins

Oyez, oyez, oyez

500

"Sorry you two had" these 14-letter "differences" that couples often cite as legal grounds for divorce

irreconcilable 

500

Highway 71 gets you to America's deepest gorge, Hells Canyon, & this river that flows through it

The Snake 

500

King Zog I ruled this Balkan country until 1939; Communist Enver Hoxha would lead it from 1944 to 1985

Albania 

500

A domesticated dog reverts to its wild state in "The Call of the Wild"; the opposite happens in this other book by Jack London

White Fang

500

In 1790 this Sec. of State made fun of British wigs, putting an end to any thought of our justices wearing them

Thomas Jefferson 

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