Movies and TV
Gilman fountain was in this movie
Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
Seaweed that can grow more than a foot a day and requires cold water to survive
Kelp!
Ben Affleck's ex
Jennifer Garner
The center of a bingo card
Free space! (free point) :)
The dinosaurs died this many years ago
65 million years ago
Oxy portrayed the University of Lima in this TV show
Glee
In the first episode of the tv show H2O, the main characters get stuck on this island
Mako Island
What dorm room did Obama live in?
Haines A103 (we think)
This movie is ALWAYS talked about as being filmed on campus and was recreated in Iggy Azalea's song "Fancy"
Clueless!
True or false: are June Bugs blind?
False!
Name three tv shows that were filmed at Oxy
This popular seaweed is most commonly eaten in Asian cuisine
Nori or Kombu
Emily Osment studied this at Oxy
Theater (bonus point: for how long?)
Give an example of a sea creature that has only one hole used for eating, excreting, and reproduction
sea cucumber, sea anemones, jellies, sea sponges, sea urchin
This was the original phrase of the famous Hollywood sign
Hollywoodland (bonus point: what was this changed to in 2017 with the decriminalization of a certain substance?)
President Elam is friends with these two famous actors.
List the powers of each of the main mermaids in H2O
Rikki: boiling water
Cleo: manipulating water
Emma: freezing water
Bella: crystalize/gelatinize water
Jack Kemp was a player on this football team
Buffalo Bills (or LA Chargers)
This female deep sea fish is 60 times larger than its male counterpart
Anglerfish
In which U.S. Census did the population of Los Angeles first exceed one million?
a.1930
b.1950
c.1920
d.1940
1920
Famously, two notable alumni wrote this movie in a house just off campus
Good Will Hunting (bonus point: what alumni?)
Name as many Spongebob characters as you can
The zodiac sign of the most notable Oxy alumni
Leo (Obama!)
How many miles of tunnels run under Los Angeles?
11 miles
This video has the most views of all time on YouTube right now
Baby Shark dance