Quizzes & Puzzles May / June ’24 Trivia Roundup Did you miss any of the recent weekly trivia on our homepage? Here’s your chance to catch up with nine questions! 1) Returning to the Hill in June to celebrate Reunion has been a Cornellian tradition since … 1877 1897 1917 1937 None 2) Of Cornell’s more than 1,400 student organizations, which is the oldest? Outing Club Food and Beverage Society Men’s Swim Club Glee Club None 3) What are the names of the fiberglass cow and calf who serve as mascots for the Dairy Bar? Andie & Ezra Big Red & Bear Cornelia & Cal Far & Above None 4) Through what 1800s-era technology did Ezra Cornell earn his fortune? Railroad Telegraph Typewriter Motorized farm equipment None 5) In what Upstate NY city is Cornell AgriTech located? Auburn Aurora Geneva Watkins Glen None 6) Willis Carrier 1901 made summer more tolerable by inventing … Soft-serve ice cream In-ground pool liners Automatic ice makers Air conditioning None 7) Cornell’s Commencement was first held outdoors in 1912—at what location? Arts Quad Libe Slope Schoellkopf Field Ag Quad None 8) Clara Dickson Hall was named in honor of A.D. White’s … Cousin Sister-in-law Mother Grandmother None 9) Which of these names has been used for the end-of-classes celebration now known as Slope Day? Sunshine Memorial Festival Year’s-End Cavalcade May Merriment Libe Hootenanny None Time’s up Top: Photo by Lindsay France / Cornell University. Published July 8, 2024 Comments Gerald Curkendall, Class of 1955 14 Jul, 2024 It’s amazing to me to see the changes and growth on the campus. Reply Lyn Foster, Class of 1960 15 Jul, 2024 transfer student so I get a slight pass!! Reply Leave a Comment Cancel replyOnce your comment is approved, your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Class Year Email * Save my name, email, and class year in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ Other stories You may like Students Flying High: Sophomore Is a Rising Star in the Birding World Alumni Alum Launches First Smithsonian Museum Dedicated to Women Students For Guiding Eyes Volunteers, it’s a Labor of (Puppy) Love