Highland Park
New Brunswick
Rutger Colege
New Joisie
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USA #1
(Name the Artist)
USA #1
(Name the Artist)
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23 South 6th... Avenue or Street?
Avenue
50
The new(ish) rebranding of Commercial Avenue was attributed to this Black-American polymath (athlete, political activist, and musician) Rutgers alumnus.
Paul Robeson.
50
The quickest way to get to Livingston Plaza from the Student Activity Center (SAC) was to get on this bus.
The Livingston Express (LX)
50
Southernmost point?
Cape May
100
Sitting on the Raritan River at the southern point of our beautiful town, you will find our 81 acres this Park. Opened in 1946, it is widely known for its boat ramp and dog park.
Donaldson Park
100
New Brunswick shares the same name as one of these Atlantic Provinces of this Country. Some of the locals call it Nouveau-Brunswick.
Canada
100
Pesky reminder to other collegiate institutions that Rutgers is the birthplace of College this, where the Rutgers Queensman beat the New Jersey Tigers 6-4.
Football
100
New Jersey gets its name from the island of Jersey, a UK territory. However, it is closer to this nation. You might be able to see it from the chunnel!
France
150
The official mascot of the HPHS is this ornithological creature.
Owl
150
The Hub City has a high school (news to me). This mascot of theirs might gallop and kick, but it also stays camouflaged with its (bi-racial) stripes.
Zebras
150
The Scarlet Knight bears this first name, after the slaveowner founder of Rutgers University.
Henry
150
Much like Rutgers, Hoboken's this field is believed to be the site of the first organized baseball game, giving Hoboken a strong claim to be the birthplace of baseball.
Elysian Fields
200
The Mayor's name
Gayle Brill Mittler
200
The Mayor's name.
James A. Cahill
200
Former Chancellor's name whilst we were attending.
Debasish (Deba) Dutta 
200
The 2 Senators (100pts Each)
Cory Booker
Bob Menendez
300
The church right down the street is called this.
St. Paul the Apostle Roman Catholic Church
300
During the Cold War, the New Brunswick community was revitalized by the decision to process the tens of thousands of refugees who came to the United States from the failed 1956 this Nation's Revolution at Camp Kilmer, in nearby Edison. Even though their population has been largely supplanted by newer immigrants, there continues to be a Festival in the city held on Somerset Street on the first Saturday of June each year,
Hungary
300
Many of the U.S' land-grant colleges enacted by the Morrill Land-Grant Acts became the de-facto State Universities including Rutgers. However, seeing that we are coastal, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) granted us the title of being this-grant college.
Sea-Grant (Ocean/Water Not Acceptable)
300
When did New Jersey become a U.S. state?
1787