Wacky Whitworth
This is the slang term for Whitworth's mascot
What is 'Bucs'?
Pooh lives here.
What is the Hundred Acre Wood?
If we all went to the Gig Harbor beach, we would swim in this body of water.
What is the Puget Sound?
City whose quarantined inhabitants applaud healthcare workers as they leave their shifts nightly at 7pm
What is Vancouver?
You could get lost here wandering the halls of the largest art museum in the world.
What is the Louvre?
Break a plate, get knocked with a frisbee and...
What is catch a virgin pinecone?
Penned stories about mischievous little rabbits and all their woodland creature friends
Who is Beatrix Potter?
Camp Muir serves as a base camp for summiters of this mountain peak.
What is Mount Rainier?
This toothy mammal holds the title for national animal of Canada.
What is a beaver?
In a fit, he cut his ear off.
Who is Vincent Van Gogh?
You and your buddies might get to sneak a night's sleep here if you're sneaky.
What is the Library?
You might hear this at the Queen of Heart's garden party.
Rock climber who completed the first ever free solo of El Capitan in Yellowstone.
Who is Alex Honnold?
Hungry for a doughnut? Head here.
What is Tim Hortons?
Consider the (water) lilies...
Who is Monet?
The original city in which Whitworth College was founded
What is Sumner, WA?
Paddington Bear can't resist this scrumptious delicacy.
What is marmalade?
Trek this trail beginning to end and you will have hiked the longest continuous route in the world.
What is the Appalachian Trail?
Quebec exports the most of this tasty treat than anywhere in the world.
What is maple syrup?
Impressionist fascinated by ballet dancers whose paintings and sculptures hold pride of place at the Musée d'Orsay.
Who is Edgar Degas?
The President's dog.
Who is Peanut?
Written by a Jewish American author, this is Kylie's favorite children's book.
What is The Giving Tree?
These trees live in clonal colonies with a shared root system.
What is an Aspen?
Number of Canadian provinces.
What is ten?
WWII regiment in charge of art reclamation
Who were the Monuments Men?