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Rules for the THON Trivia Night, co-hosted by World Campus and the Boston chapter of the Penn State Alumni Association on April 6, 2013. Photo credit: Mick Murray, In Your Face Photo
I don't know if anyone is familiar with this free publication. It offers a few interesting stories, tidbits of current events, lots of ads and some trivia. Normally I'm no good at trivia. Sorry, my knowledge is not trivial. All my knowledge is useful. Yes I try anyway. My average is 3 out of the 5. Not today. Today I got them all right. I'll offer them up to my Flickr friends and issue answers tomorrow ... or tonight, depending on how much patience I have today.
Trivia
1. In geometry, how many degrees are there in a complete circle?
2. What word can go after soap and before house?
3. Which element is found in bones, shells and teeth?
4. Foods will not brown in what type of oven?
5. What is a butterfy's proboscis?
Trivia hosts Stuart Post and Chris Kelley
On January 17th, transit trivia enthusiasts flocked to the New York Transit Museum for the first ever Transit Trivia Night, led by Stuart Post and Chris Kelley. Brooklyn Brewery and Boylan Bottling generously donated refreshments. Transportation Alternatives and the New York Transit Museum co-hosted the event. Over forty teams competed in six rounds of transit-themed questions:
Train Tracks
Transportation Alternatives
Underground Cinema
Hangman Style
Station Identification
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Trivia Night was held Tuesday, October 4, at Shakespeare's hosted by Alpha Gamma Rho.
Photo by Mary Watt | © 2022 Curators University Missouri
Photo by Allegra Boverman. Concord: At the New Hampshire Public Radio's Third Annual Trivia Smackdown at the Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord on Friday, April 3, 2015.
Photo by Allegra Boverman. Concord: At the New Hampshire Public Radio's Third Annual Trivia Smackdown at the Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord on Friday, April 3, 2015.
On January 17th, transit trivia enthusiasts flocked to the New York Transit Museum for the first ever Transit Trivia Night, led by Stuart Post and Chris Kelley. Brooklyn Brewery and Boylan Bottling generously donated refreshments. Transportation Alternatives and the New York Transit Museum co-hosted the event. Over forty teams competed in six rounds of transit-themed questions:
Train Tracks
Transportation Alternatives
Underground Cinema
Hangman Style
Station Identification
mta.info
Admitted Peabody students participate in a Trivia Night event to kick off Master's Visit Days. (Freddy Breedon/ Copyright Vanderbilt University).
Trivia Night was held Tuesday, October 4, at Shakespeare's hosted by Alpha Gamma Rho.
Photo by Mary Watt | © 2022 Curators University Missouri
On January 17th, transit trivia enthusiasts flocked to the New York Transit Museum for the first ever Transit Trivia Night, led by Stuart Post and Chris Kelley. Brooklyn Brewery and Boylan Bottling generously donated refreshments. Transportation Alternatives and the New York Transit Museum co-hosted the event. Over forty teams competed in six rounds of transit-themed questions:
Train Tracks
Transportation Alternatives
Underground Cinema
Hangman Style
Station Identification
mta.info
Trivia Night at Pemberton Hall on the campus of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois on September 30, 2021. (La'Quan Morris)
On January 17th, transit trivia enthusiasts flocked to the New York Transit Museum for the first ever Transit Trivia Night, led by Stuart Post and Chris Kelley. Brooklyn Brewery and Boylan Bottling generously donated refreshments. Transportation Alternatives and the New York Transit Museum co-hosted the event. Over forty teams competed in six rounds of transit-themed questions:
Train Tracks
Transportation Alternatives
Underground Cinema
Hangman Style
Station Identification
mta.info
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Ten teams participate in the Trivia Night hosted by Vicenza Community Club at the Golden Lion Oct. 23.
The “Furlough This” team won after competing in several categories including current events and scary movies. “The Heisenberg’s” won as the best-dressed team.
Participants also enjoyed a raffle, prizes and snacks. The event helped raise $300 for community programs.
Photo by Laura Kreider/USAG Vicenza PAO
Learn more on www.usag.vicenza.army.mil or www.facebook.com/USAGVicenza.