NYU/Stern
How many floors are in NYU Stern (Tisch Hall)
What is… 9?
This street in Manhattan is the global symbol for the US financial markets.
What is… Wall Street?
This app started as a way to rate hot people at Harvard and somehow ended up shaping modern elections.
What is… Facebook?
This long-running arcade game features a yellow character navigating mazes while avoiding ghosts.
What is… Pac-Man?
Short for charisma
What is… RIZZ?
Which NYU dorm is the farthest from Stern?
What is… Othmer Hall/Clark St.?
This is the only New York City borough that is not technically on an island.
What is… The Bronx?
What is the METs most recent lose streak before a win?
What is… twelve?
Introduced in 1979, this portable music device let you take cassette tapes on the go.
What is… the Walkman?
Meaning looking perfect or flawless
What is… ON FLEEK?
Leonard N. Stern's undergraduate class year.
What is… Class of 1957?
Times Square was named after this popular newspaper company.
What is… The New York Times?
Who is the new CEO of apple?
Who is… John Ternus?
Debuting in 1994, this sitcom followed six friends living in New York City.
What is… Friends?
Commonly used in the 70s meaning “see you later”
What is… catch you on the flip side?
Where did Leonard N. Stern work after graduating?
What is… Hartz Mountain?
This is the most filmed location in the world.
What is… Central Park?
This country is smaller than Central Park but has its own monarchy, Formula 1 race, and zero income tax.
What is… Monaco?
Introduced in 1985, this soft drink was a reformulation of a classic soda and was so unpopular that the original version returned just months later as “Classic.”
What is… New Coke?
Slang used by surfers in the 60s to describe challenging waves, before it evolved to mean excellent or disgusting
What is… GNARLY?
Whose face is in the Tisch third floor lounge?
Who is… Michael Mendelson?
According to economic folklore, the price of a slice of pizza in NYC has closely matched the price of what other common item? This "Pizza Principle" was first formulated by patent attorney Eric Bram in the New York Times.
What is… the Subway ticket?
The property “Illinois Avenue,” one of the most landed-on spaces due to its proximity to Jail, is part of this color group.
What is… Red?
This early internet service, popular in the 1990s, was known for its “You’ve got mail!” greeting.
What is… AOL?
Commonly used during midterms and club recruitment season, this word is a polite way Stern students say, “I’m way too busy to take that on right now."
What is… I don't have the Bandwidth?