All Things Ezra
The location of Ezra Cornell's sarcophagus
What is Sage Chapel?
The action of performing music door-to-door
What is caroling?
The location of the other "Cornell"
Where is Iowa?
A yearly instruction book (3 syllable)
What is an annual manual?
This caramel delight is named after a large portion of astronomy
What is a milky way
The city Ezra Cornell had a burning hatred for
What is Syracuse?
"Milk punch" ... with cinnamon
What is eggnog?
The two schools whose admissions processes are currently under legal review
Who are Harvard and UNC?
Almost every 365 days (2 syllable)
This nut from the state tree of Texas is a popular pie filling
The other company Ezra Cornell founded
"Dreidel," the name of the Hanukka game, is Yiddish for this
What is "Spinning top"?
Meaning "nuturing mother" in Latin
What is Alma Mater?
The charge for someone's prescription tablets (1 syllable)
What is a pill bill?
The word "chocolate" stems from the word "xocolatl," meaning "bitter water" and comes from which civilization?
What is the Aztec?
This famous figure, whose name doubles as a West Campus residence hall, called Ezra Cornell a "bad businessman"
Who is Carl Becker?
This Greek word is where the X in "X-mas" originates from
What is "christos"?
This school has had a student win an Olympic metal at every Olympics since 1908
What is Stanford University?
A ginormous mold or mushroom (3 syllable)
What is a humongous fungus?
This Spanish dessert gets its name from the Latin word, "flado," meaning "custard"
What is flan?
The "cursed" name that was used by Ezra Cornell for his two children who both died before the age of 5
What is Charles Caroll Cornell?
The word "Kwanzaa" comes from a phrase meaning "first fruits" in this language
What is Swahili?
Cornell, amongst a handful of other universities, are sometimes referred to as this phrase more commonly known as the Ivy League
What is the "Ancient Eight"?
Groups where one can study eyewear (2 syllable)
What are glasses classes?
The word "dessert" comes from a 17th-century word from this country that means "to clear the table," and indicates why napkins and tablecloths are changed before the final course
What is France?