In the 1960s, who said this? "Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country."
John Kennedy
100
How did the Olympic flame arrive in England?
Airplane
100
How many years has "The Simpsons" been on the air?
25 Years
100
What is the tenth letter of the Greek alphabet?
Kappa
100
What is the name of UCM's mascot?
Moe
200
Whose second inaugural address urged healing "with malice toward none, with charity for all"?
Abraham Lincoln
200
Which sport had to be granted a special dispensation to allow it to be held in England?
Shooting
200
What is the #1 network made fun of on the television show "Family Guy"?
Fox Network
200
What percent of Greek life member made the Dean's List?
25%
200
What does SRWC stand for on the UCM campus?
Student Recreation and Wellness Center
300
What president invented the dumbwaiter and a swivel chair?
Thomas Jefferson
300
How long is regulation time in a soccer game?
60 Minutes
300
What is Homer Simpson's job title?
Nuclear Power Plant Safety Inspector
300
How many fraternities make up the Interfraternity Council at UCM?
10
300
What is the name of the UCM students identification card?
OneCard
400
What president was fatally shot in Washington's Baltimore and Potomac Railroad station while on his way to at a reunion at his alma mater, Williams College in Massachusetts?
James Garfield
400
What sport involves the terms sculler, coxswain and sweep?
Rowing
400
Every episode of "Seinfeld" contains and image or reference to what superhero?
Superman
400
What year was Greek's Advocating Mature Management of Alcohol (GAMMA) launched at UCM?
2004
400
How many residence halls does UCM currently maintain?
13
500
Which computer software company, destined to have a major impact in the future, was founded in 1975?
Microsoft
500
Where was the first winter Olympic Games held?
France
500
Finish this well-known phrase: "I would have got away with it too if it wasn't ..."
"for those meddling kids!"
500
Greek students raise over $________ annually for various local and national philanthropies.