Volleyball
Before it was called volleyball, it was...
What is Mintonette
This alliterative nickname was given to John, Paul, George, and Ringo as a group.
What is the Fab Four?
While 8-hour days are the corporate norm, this is the standard length of a single shift for most hospital nurses.
What is 12 hours?
Although it appeared as a demonstration sport in 1924, volleyball didn't officially join the Olympic program until this year's games in Tokyo.
What is 1964?
This is the home country where the Beatles have secured a record-breaking 15 number-one albums.
What is The UK?
As the largest healthcare profession in the U.S., registered nurses outnumber this specific medical profession by a ratio of 4 to 1.
Who are doctors?
This YMCA physical education director created volleyball in Holyoke, Massachusetts, seeking a game less "violent" than basketball.
Who is William G. Morgan?
Between being the Quarrymen and the Beatles, the group briefly added this "precious metal" to their name.
What were ¨The Silver Beatles?¨
For more than 20 years, Gallup polls have ranked nursing as this "most" respected title among all American professions.
What is the most trusted profession?
This is the approximate total number of times an entire team will jump during a standard regulation match.
What is 300?
Clocking in at just one minute and 56 seconds, this 1963 hit is the shortest Beatles song ever released as an A-side single.
What is ¨From Me To You¨?
Based on the "Lady with the Lamp," this light-bearing object remains the primary international symbol of the nursing profession.
What is an oil lamp?
Early players of Mintonette played with a ball that was then found to be too heavy.
What is a Basketball?
According to Guinness World Records, this Paul McCartney ballad is the most covered song in history, with over 2,200 recorded versions.
What is ¨Yesterday¨?
By taking nearly 30,000 steps over three shifts, the average nurse walks the distance of one of these 26.2-mile races every single week.
What is a marathon?