Pop Culture
FINISH THE VINE:
Stop! I could have dropped my ________
Croissant
The second oldest college newspaper in the nation with an office on Neilson St. in New Brunswick
The Daily Targum
The name for a bundle of yarn; one letter away from a beer-vessel.
Skein
The fifth planet from the sun that also is pretty gassy
Jupiter
Nineteenth letter of the alphabet
S
The two General Mills cereal mascots that are also ingredients in a fall-favorite pie
Apple and CinnaMon
The highway that divides the Busch and Livingston campuses from the Cook, Douglass, and College Avenue campuses
Route 18
Two musical artists who have recently been featured on McDonald's menu
Travis Scott and J. Balvin
When burned, this element gives off a blue-green flame.
Copper
This hottest available sauce at Taco Bell
Diablo
The name of Rutgers's annual Christmas-themed 5k run and toy drive
The Big Chill
Produced by the pancreas, this hormone promotes the absorption of glucose from the bloodstream into the cells of our bodies.
Insulin
Sold primarily at Target, this brand of school supplies donates an item to a child in need in the US for every purchase.
Yoobi
The first division in NFL history without a 3-win team through Week 7
NFC East
A midfielder and Rutgers alumnus who represented the United States in both the Olympics and the Women's World Cup
Carli Lloyd
In gymnastics a difficult twist or salto may be done as this move to end a routine
A Dismount
A refractor that absorbs white light and spits out a rainbow.
Prism
4-Letter word that means to shed feathers
Molt
This music streaming platform was the launchpad for the careers of Post Malone, XXXTentacion, Lil Peep, and Juice Wrld.
Soundcloud
The helipad-housing Band-Aid company that can be seen from Druskin Terrace at the Honors College
Johnson and Johnson
The artist behind "The Persistence of Memory;" bearer of a curly mustache
Salvador Dali
A research undertaking during World War II that produced the first Atomic Bomb; Brainchild of J. Robert Oppenheimer
This weed with a crustacean name is the bane of lawn owners everywhere
Crabgrass