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CUNY
CROSSWORD
COMPENDIUM
A collection of puzzles that will challenge and entertain you
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modern-day life of the nation’s leading urban public university
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9. Graduation attire
10. City transit
11. Data organization
12. Guides
13. Col. ent. exams
17. Proposed amend. for fair practice
20. Restricted to grown-ups, e.g.
23. Parliment in U.K.
27. Capably
28. Largest col. campus in NYC
29. Bronze
30. Conforming to inoffensive
lang. or practice
31. Vacancy
32. S-shaped molding
35. Spanish treasure
36. ___ Alamos
38. ___ -gyn
39. State of being out of touch
40. Very
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1. Prof ’s helper
2. Yoko
3. Heft e.g.
4. Lacking shine
5. Becomes a student at the
University
6. Rival
7. Fict. trade name
8. CUNY school with a bridge
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1. CUNY founder
13. Scenic Designer
Loquasto
14. Egyptian symbol
of gold
15. Conical kiln
16. Tennis player
18. Epicene
19. Coughing lung
dis.
20. Concur
21. Number of
CUNY Nobel
Laureates
22. CUNY
products
24. Oldest CUNY
inst.
25. ___ se Puerde!
26. Answers
31. No seats
33. They are
prepared (abbr.)
34. Give it that
old ___ try.
37. Lehman
poet Billy
41. Aus. marsupial
43. Queens Col.
bio-blitz of
Jamaica ___
44. Yankee
Stadium
neighbor
46. Silver chem.
48. A. M. drink
50. CUNY’s largest
donation donor
54. CCNY star Kaku
57. ___ and end-all
58. Hey!
59. Chinese family name
60. ___, coulda, shoulda
63. Street sufficient
65. XCIII years from now
66. Rockland County
village
69. Original CUNY name
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44. Shakespearian avenger
45. Missouri attitude
47. Celtic
48. Good ___ boy
49. John ___ College
51. Bad guy
52. ___ luv txtin
53. CUNY FDA site
55. Hint
56. Emit puffs
61. ’Ave a ’eart, come ___
62. Sweet potato
64. Vt. neighbor
67. Old you
68. ___ Young Award
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All About
the University
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1. Honors
College
donor
14. Ape
15. Number of
CUNY law
schools
16. ____ Reader
17. Objective case
of we
19. Street urchin
21. Leased
23. First infallible
imam
24. Nay
25. University
town in Maine
27. PSAT examiner
29. Bachelor’s
degree
32. “Shortcut”
Roman
numeral 99
34. Greek theaters
35. Opposite SW
36. Action figure
38. _____ but no cigar
40. Trademark
43. Note between la and do
45. Dept. of Higher _______
47. Tramp
49. Home of 240-acre college
50. Internet
address
51. First issuance of shares
52. Queensborough or Kingsborough
56. Small 4-stringed guitar
57. Soak
58. Raised NY railway
59. Dash
61. Ratio of circle’s circumference to
its diameter
63. Perpendicular to NS
64. Flyers since 1947: Abbr.
66. Derriere muscle
67. Undercover drug cop
70. Chinese word for love
72. ____’s Irish Rose
74. Rd.
75. Funny Queens College grad
80. Climax
82. Upbeat part of a measure
83. _______-fi
85. Numbered compartment for mail
86. Dummkopf
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Emergency news: CUNY _____
1994 Nobelist Kenzaburo
Puerto ____
Roman goddess of night
Noah’s ark resting place
CUNY chancellor
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____ bist du? Ger.
Word add-on
NY airport
Refreshing summer drink
___ Amin
State between KS and IL
Sign up for class: Var.
Poet _____ Alexander, Graduate
Center prof.
Miss class
Tete-_____
Zombie
French the
Christmas season
Hold down
Title
Fat-free
Person, place, or thing
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Sun god
Conclude
Bust
Ongoing learning: Abbr.
Old-fashioned
Fish disease
Begin work
Undergoes again
Woodwind instrument
____ Mandelstam, Russian poet
Scram
Trouble
Accomplish
Calliope or Clio
Westwood campus: Abbr.
Inuit house: Var.
Absolutely not
Absolutely affirmative
Fished for Lamprey
Out of bed
After deductions
Diver Louganis
College financial help form: Abbr.
Comedian Gottfried
Get ____ !
69. Acknowledgment of
learning
71. I came, ____ …
73. Exist
76. Nazi German state
77. Outer Pentagon
corridors
78. How much ____ much?
79. Knights who say __
80. Phillipine volcano
81. Rhymed verse
84. First NYC subway
87. Third Stooge
89. Refrains after tra
90. Oldie Martha
91. Numerical prefix
93. Opposite of LT
95. Between L and XXL
97. Sumerian god of heaven
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Founding
Father
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written by 120 Across in 1847
14. Cooling system: Abbr.
16. Andy Warhol box
17. Comes before, “You are so!”
18. Birthplace of Pepsi-Cola:
Abbr.
19. Quote, part 2
24. First light
26. Bric-a _____
28. Good _____
29. Want ad abbr.
30. 3rd pers. sing. pres. indic.
of be
32. Good ___
33. Quote, part 3
37. Chanting word
38. Roman numeral 2
39. __, woe is me!
41. Quote, part 4
48. Personal magnetism
51. A Chinese Muslim
52. Opposite of NW
53. State between SD and KS
54. “The Barbarian and the ___,”
film about 120 Across
56. Quote, part 5
58. Speck
61. Quote, part 6
62. 16th letter of the Greek
alphabet
64. __ w/a vu
65. Star of 54 Across
67. Northern flyers: Abbr.
69. Quote, part 7
74. Navy officer above Lt.
75. _____ Baggins
76. ____Bridge
77. Impersonate
78. Almost failing grade
79. Weakling or weaken
81. Quote, part 8
85. President who sent
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88. __ art
90. __ cummings
91. Previous name of Russian
TV channel
93. Distant
94. Quote, part 9
97. That is: Abbr.
99. Fashionable
100. Israel Kamakawiwo'ole
nickname
101. End of the Quote
112. Sear
113. Above
114. Terry Pratchett’s nanny
115. Admirable slang
116. Curve
118. As a _____
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3. Choose
4. American Pop/R&B boyband
5. ___ __ manor born
6. Fragrant resin
7. Sash in traditional
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8. Agreed (with)
9. Fortune-telling card
10. City in Tokyo, 50 Down
11. Little Orphan
12. __ and behold
13. Inc.
14. Sadat
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16. Jerk
20. Ben ___
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22. Prince Phillip: Abbr.
63. Provided that
23. Who’s a famous conductor
66. Zun, Chinese bronze
named Bernstein?
drinkware
25. Fuss
67. Yessiree
68. Recreant
27. CD ___
69. Alfred A. ____ , NY publisher
31. Mineral spring resort
70. Oil company
34. Corny
71. Bribe food at work: Slang
35. Broadcast
72. Negative
36. Electrical units
73. Not breathing at destination:
37. Paddle
Abbr.
40. Oomph
74. Bd. of __.
41. Barbs
78. Formal eating area: Abbr.
42. “Plastic Man” basketball star
80. Sixteen ounces
43. Test for gland disorders
82. ___ Lingus
44. ___ Haw
83. Oy ___
45. Fashionable
84. Ogre
46. Custom knife producer
86. Corn state: Abbr.
47. Town in south-western
87. ___ go bragh
Slovakia
89. Appended message: Abbr.
49. __ Dear What Can the
92. Axlike tool
Matter Be?
50. 120 Across was our 1st Consul 93. In, on, or near
General to ________
95. Dents
55. Self
96. Fit
98. City now known as Tokyo,
57. Crucifixion crosses
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59. Interjections of pain
100. Noun suffix
60. British bye-byes
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102. Olive ___
103. Disentangle
104. Surfing technique
105. Spiro
106. Lodge
107. California-Nevada
border lake
108. Airport forecast: Abbr.
109. Sinister star of “M”
110. Online invitation
111. ___ Chavez
112. ___ Academy, orig. 15 Down
117. Caviar
119. Test for abnormal
muscle activity
121. Sugar suffix
122. Umberto ___
123. Nonsense
126. State between OK and TN
128. ___ Cobb
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Namesakes
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CUNY colleges/schools were named.
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100. Live's partner
101. Former NY governor, US
senator and philanthropist
106. “The,” French
107. Akkadian god of heaven
108. SS No.
109. Comp. dir. software
110. Philanthropist and
alumnus of City College
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2. Ogler
3. Disc memory device
4. Birthplace of Columbus
5. Verse of the Koran
6. Fix firmly
7. Rent
8. Canal locale
9. (with 33 Across) “Yadda,
yadda, yadda”
10. Fit to be tried
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11. Time from midnight
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13. Words of dismay
14. ___ culpa
15. Titanium symbol
16. Statesman and businessman, alumnus of the school
that’s named after him
19. Bury
21. Elder, Abbr.
22. Symbol for Einsteinium
23. Profound memory loss
25. Puerto Rican educator,
writer, and patriot
Eugenio _____
30. Kramden laugh syllable
31. (With 31 Down)
33. And so on: Abbr.
34. When tripled, Santa’s call
35. River to the Ubangi
37. Norway’s patron saint
39. Irish immigrant and
social reformer
43. Elev.
44. Winnebago
46. Baseball stat
47. Can. province
48. Marries
50. Sold directly to customer
53. Roman 116
56. “How Dry ___”
58. With 49 Down, fuss
59. Successful businesswoman and philanthropist
62. More than Med.
63. Kind of trip
64. Espied
65. Most fresh
69. Unfair?
71. Cmmr. Doar’s agency
73. “I’ll take that as ___”
75. State bet. UT and KS
76. Instructor aide
77. American composer
81. Black-and-white treat
83. Little hoppers
84. Abbreviated doc
85. Ceiling
87. Pkg. deliverer
88. Traffic stopper
90. Owner of the building,
which houses BMCC,
who donated it in 1993
95. Genus of flowering shrub
97. __ factor
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12. Mathematician who
was founding president
of the Graduate School,
now has a library named
after her
17. Bonnie
18. It may be tipped
19. Map feature
20. Woman who escorts
to seats
24. Peak
25. R&B hip-hop singer
26. Second note
27. Flu symptom
28. Words of understanding
29. TriBeCa neighbor
31. First chief justice of the
US Supreme Court, native
of NYC and gov. of NYState
(With 31 Across)
32. Kind of sax
36. Wallace who wrote
“Ben-Hur”
38. Big do
40. Seating sect.
41. Long skirts
42. City __ of NY
45. Flower holder
49. See 58 Across
51. See 69 Down
52. People of Burkina Faso
54. Churchill’s sign
55. Utopian
57. Time for typical pic
flash strobe
60. Blue books
61. Writer Quindlen
62. __ and behold
66. Court
67. Big first for a baby
68. New Mexico art
community
69. Former NYC mayor
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70. ___-tzu
72. High point
74. Grimm beginning
78. Polanski
79. Has too much, briefly
80. Hannah or Hall
82. Bolt
86. Time from noon
to midnight
89. Foils
91. ___-di-dah
92. “Goodnight” girl of song
93. Tap idly with fingers
94. Town in Austria
96. Sprout
98. Greek earth goddess: Var.
99. ___ 500
102. New Haven student
103. NYC, SE borough cinema
and theater arts center
104. Capt.’s prediction
105. Studio mic
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A Dozen Nobels
Answers to brown clues
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Nobel prizes.
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1. Nobel Prize for Economics
2005; City College, 1950
10. ___Holmes, serial killer
12. Sturmabteilung (brownshirts)
13. With 11 Down, Nobel Prize
for Physics 1961; City
College, 1935
14. Paddle
15. Country code for Angola
16. Nobel Prize for Medicine
1977; Hunter College, 1941
18. Slang for the word “truth”
20. Chemical ending
21. Mails again
22. With 27 Across, Nobel Prize
for Medicine 1988; Hunter
College, 1937
27. *See 22 Across
29. Tunisian labor union
30. Boston Japanese restaurant
31. Lower house of Cong. Abbr.
32. Cellist Yo-Yo
33. With 42 Across, Nobel Prize
for Physics 1978; City College, 1954
34. Charge
38. Low card
40. Blue
41. Sixth note
42. See 33 Across
45. Obliquely
47. With 62 Down,
Nobel Prize for Chemistry
1985; City College, 1937
50. Procurer
51. Shortened endearment
53. Merriam-______
55. With 10 Down, Nobel Prize
for Chemistry 1985; City
College, 1937
58. Protein kinases
59. Amos or Spelling
61. Quebec village of Abenaki
Indians
63. With 66 Across, Nobel Prize
for Medicine 1970; City College, 1933
66. See 63 Across
68. ___ revoir
70. Difference between two
stimuli that is detected as
often as undetected, Abbr.
71. Catch on
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73. Canal sites
75. Ful start
76. The objective case of I
79. Throatwash
81. “So long!”
83. See 87 Across
85. One who quits again
87. With 83 Across, Nobel Prize
for Economics 1972; City
College, 1940
88. Stanley Cup org.
89. Open, as an envelope
90. Nobel Prize for Medicine
1986; Brooklyn College,
1943
96. To take an excessive
amount of a drug
97. “Psst!”
98. ____ Estevez
99. Ego partner
100. Our state, Abbr.
101. Nobel Prize for Physics
1988; City College, 1943
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1. Egyptian sun god
2. “My man!”
3. Greek goddess of the dawn
4. Moroccan airport
5. Israeli production company
6. Otherwise known as didehydrobenzene
7. ____ Reader
8. Bubkes
9. With 46 Down, Nobel Prize
for Medicine 1959;
City College, 1937
10. See 55 Across
11. See 13 Across
12. Ave.
14. Luke’s brother
16. Any “Seinfeld,” now
17. Spanish gold
19. 18-wheeler
22. Target
23. Indian stringed instrument
24. Greek sweet bread
25. Blood factor
26. Enn ending
27. Double 35 Down
28. “Get with __”
31. Son of Elah
34. Pedal pushers
35. Half of 27 Down
36. Library web program
37. “What in the ___ is that?”
39. Oldest recorded name of
Japan
40. Nick name?
42. Menses symptoms, Abbr.
43. One plus one Roman numeral
44. A beginning of ciousness
46. See 9 Down
48. German physiologist Hering
49. Blunt
52. Dee Dee’s kid
54. Pilot’s announcement, briefly
56. Part of a Clue accusation
57. Dysmorphophobia, Var. Abbr.
60. But beginning
62. See 47 Across
64. Not readily handled
65. Opposite of NW
67. 10th letter of the arabic alphabet
69. Addict
74. Galicia-born Israeli writer
76. Nine _____ (film)
77. Otherwise
78. Jigs end
79. Common college maj.
80. Artificial Intel.: ___ (film)
82. Blackbird
83. “Patsy ___ ori ay,” Boy
Scout song
84. Red Hat, Inc. stock moniker
85. Poem
86. Charlton Heston title role
88. Painter Alice
91. First class
92. Big cheer
93. Oshima commencement
94. E-mail finish, Abbr.
95. After BC
99. All the rage
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1. Number of CUNY
graduates who received
the Nobel Prize
7. Make more attractive
14. Knitting slip stitch Abbr.
18. Repeatedly moved from
one position to another
19. Exempt from duties
20. Percentage of CUNY
students who are female
21. Live together
23. 12 mos.
24. Percentage of CUNY
undergraduates who
speak a native language
other than English
26. Dweeb
28. Comfy
29. "__ me a home"
30. Grimm beast
34. Waikiki wingding
36. Dadaist Jean
37. ___ gin fizz
38. High times?
40. An oval or circular opening to admit light in a
dome
42. Com. Party of Turkey
43. Percentage of CUNY students who are 25 years
old or older
45. Not solid or liquid
48. Bossy remark?
49. Boob tubes
50. Holiday drink
51. Just out
53. Mole
55. ___ v. Wade
57. "Peter Pan" pirate
59. Number of CUNY libraries
61. Damascus' land: Abbr.
62. Look after
63. Frequent copious fecal
discharge
65. ___ glance
66. Magnetite, e.g.
67. Subway
68. Scandinavian potato alcohol
69. Number of community
colleges in CUNY
70. Percentage of all college
students in NYC who
attend CUNY
72. Yiddish word for synagogue
73. Suffix with absorb
74. Ill will
75. The Emerald Isle
76. ___ chi
77. H.S. math
78. Bigger than med.
79. Mme. in Madrid
80. Egypt and Syria, once: Abbr.
82. Chat room abbr.
84. Guitarist Stephen Paul
87. Moving staircases
91. Junior's junior
92. Percent of first-time freshmen who attended NYC public high schools
94. Number of undergraduate
students at CCNY who
earned prizes in the 2009
CUNY Nobel Science Challenge
97. "Good grief!"
98. Home video game console
99. French bread
101. Acreage
102. Interactive movie like
Dragon's Lair
104. Conceal
105. Venus de ___
107. Number of degrees conferred
by CUNY annually
(in thousands)
109. D'Amato or Gore
111. Encompasses
115. Number of years since
CUNY became an entity
under one chancellor
116. High point
118. Giorgio who wrote Lives of
the Artists
119. Adrenocorticotropic hormone
120. Reneged
121. Number of senior CUNY
colleges
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2. Go a-courting
3. Pupil's place
4. Bagel topper
5. Style
6. 50's Ford flop
7. Farm pen
8. Conflict
9. Former spouse
10. Attempt
11. ___ l'oeil
12. Mysterious: Var.
13. Bottom line
14. Prolonged period of trouble
15. Roman 66
16. Allen or Martin
17. Actress Daly
20. US hospital ship til 1974
22. "No kidding"
25. Yellow parts
27. Intimidated
28. Abhor
31. Figured out
32. Brouhaha
33. Foe
35. City __ of NY
37. Deer sir
39. ___-Cat
41. Dash widths
44. Matadors
45. Suffix with theater
46. Come apart
47. Environment
50. Stepson of Claudius
52. Earp
53. Shot putter?
54. Substitutes
56. Humdinger (Brit.)
57. 60's protest
58. Groucho or Karl
59. Mexican liquor
60. Cart
61. Rope fiber
62. Vegetarian staple
63. He loved Lucy
64. "Te-hee"
67. Dame Hess
71. Beach bird
72. Lamina
77. Hilo hello
79. Stated
80. Purpose
81. Clearasil target
83. Baseball's Mel
85. Cardinal LXXX
86. Round, flat, onion-flavored roll
87. Diminutive form of the
name Eve
88. Melodic
89. Grade sch. agenda
90. "Get it?"
92. Turn
93. Large sea ducks
95. Has a traditional meal
96. Set of principles
97. Our planet
100. Popeye's gal
102. Stud. Tuition Fee Acct.
103. Break
104. Busy place
106. Face-to-face exam
108. Several
109. Enzyme ending
110. Inc., in London
112. CapitalSource Inc. (NYSE)
113. John
114. "Able was I ___..."
117. "Huh?" (Canadian English)
CUNY Women,
past & present
7
By Miriam Smith
Across
1. Mathemetician and founding president of The Graduate School
7. President of Hunter College
15. Form of a before initial
vowel sound
16. Chemical symbol for tellurium
17. Grassland
19. Above
20. Westward __!
21. Camp craft
23. Chi follower
25. Something to spin
26. Cajole
28. Monroe’s successor
29. Commie
31. Kind of shoppe
32. Expired
33. With 99 Across, Playwright,
studied creative writing at
City College; Tony and
Pulitzer Prize, ’89
34. 3rd person singular indicative of be
35. “The Alienist” author
37. Opposite of 92 Across
38. Wood sorrel
40. With 105 Down, President
of Brooklyn College
42. With 8 Down, Hunter College
’37, Nobel Prize for Medicine,
’88
45. Evening hour
47. Ahem
49. Variant of suffix er
50. Season opener?
51. With 14 Down, Brooklyn
College ’62, California
Senator
54. Branch of science
concerned with enzymes
62. Eating nooks
64. “___ who?”
65. Green shade
66. State between CA and NM
67. Collection agcy.
68. Very
69. Rowdy, with cous
70. Footnote
71. Bennett left his heart there
73. Fire preceder?
75. Either
76. With 58 Down and 96 Across,
Hunter College ’41, Architecture critic, Pulitzer Prize for
criticism ’70
78. That is
80. Short drapery
82. Clear the tables
83. Former French gold coin
87. Education system using free
but guided play
89. Hunter College ’45, actress,
writer, activist
90. Glove compartment item
92. Opposite of 37 Across
93. English digraph
94. Indian honorific
96. See 76 Across
99. See 33 Across
101. Mins. and mins.
102. Climate control
104. Former politico Bayh
105. Sumerian goddess
personifying earth
106. Megalomaniacs
112. Concerning
113. Psychologist Jung
115. Spanish queen
116. Buttinsky
117. Chuck
119. South-Indian cast-bronze
cooking vessel
120. Intoxicating liquor, Abbr.
121. Japanese-American
122. Kind of dash
123. With Paw, Native American
people
124. Choose
126. Country code for Ecuador
127. While
128. Hunter College ’41, Nobel
Prize for Medicine. ’77
129. With 94 Down, Brooklyn College ’46, NY Congresswoman,
Presidential contender
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Down
1. Avian chatterbox
2. Bewildered
3. Itsy-bitsy bits
4. Actress Witherspoon
5. Slipped by
6. Opposite of NW
8. See 42 Across
9. Defense grp.
10. Romance language
11. Bends
12. Sword
13. “I see!”
14. See 51 Across
18. Sleep disorder
22. “If I Ruled the World” rapper
24. Examines hastily
26. Cool as a ___
27. October birthstone
30. The one who must catch the
other kids
36. St.
38. “Tristia” poet
39. Monetary unit of Ghana
41. Power and Terror:
Noam Chomsky in ____
42. Conjecture
43. Tease
44. Give it a go
46. Larger dash
48. Shore
51. Flat disc used as architectural
ornament
52. In, on, or near
53. Stubborn one
55. “The Matrix” hero
56. Pillaged
57. Egg cells
58. See 76 Across
59. Home of John Wayne Airport
60. Hiatus
61. QB's gains
63. Symbol for Sodium
71. “Casablanca” pianist
72. “Alice” waitress
74. Rocks, to a bartender
75. “___ Gang”
76. Vatican vestment
77. Warhorse women
79. Bd. of __
81. Indefinite article
82. Fiasco
84. That is
85. “Rubáiyát” poet
86. Cheers
88. Marienbad, for one
91. Life of __
94. See 129 Across
95. Breakfast item
97. Discover
98. Milky
99. Appalachian st.
100. Canal zones?
103. With 114 Down, President
of City College
104. Poly- follower
105. See 40 Across
106. Muse of love poetry
107. Citigroup on NYSE
108. Actress Daly and others
109. Clinton cabinet member
110. Connections
111. Earthquake
113. Public NYC university system
114. See 103 Down
118. A Beatle bride
125. Lacking ideological offense,
Abbr.
8
A Brief History of CUNY
By Miriam Smith & Ronald E. Roel
Across
1. 1847 The _______
Academy is founded,
ratified thru a statewide
referendum.
4. 1870 The _______
College of the City of
New York is established,
a free college for women.
10. Big bang maker
11. 1884 William Hallett
Greene becomes the first
_______ graduate of
City College.
16. 1914 The Normal College
is renamed _______
College, after its first
president, an Irish
immigrant.
18. 1919 CCNY’s School of
Business and Civic
Administration opens in
the original Free Academy
building. It would
eventually become
_______ College.
21. Like some transfers
22. Russian drinking vessel
23. 1930 In Brooklyn,
the annexes of CCNY
and Hunter merge to form
_______ College.
25. 1937 _______ College
opens, founded through
the merger of the
Queens branches of
CCNY and Hunter.
26. 1951 All-male CCNY
School of Liberal Arts
begins admitting ____.
27. Before dependent
28. Degree after BA
29. 1951 All-female Hunterin-the-Bronx opens to
_______ and extends
to a four-year program.
31. “Jabberwocky” start
32. 1956 _______ Island
Community College, the
first two-year Board of
Higher Education college,
is created and opens.
35. Between Q and T
37. Prefix meaning “not”
39. The Emerald Isle
41. 1957 _____ Community
College opens.
43. ABC’s
44. Handle roughly
48. Between AL and SC
49. Opposite NW
50. 1958 _____ Community
College opens.
51. 1961 _______
is formed, uniting the
seven colleges.
53. 1962 The CUNY
_______ Center starts
offering doctoral
programs.
55. Before mind or member
56. Little toymaker
58. Vases
59. 1963 The Borough of
Manhattan and
Kings-borough community
colleges are _______.
63. Sound of delight
65. At the plate
69. 1964 The College of
Police Science is
founded. Two years
later, it is renamed John
_______ College of
Criminal Justice.
70. 1966 _______ College is founded.
73. 1968 Hunter-in-the
Bronx is named
_______ College for
the four-time governor.
74. Architect I. M. ___
75. Plagiarizes
79. 1969 _______
Community College is
founded, named for the
19th century Puerto
Rican educator.
82. 1970 Medgar _____
College, named for the
slain civil-rights
leader, is founded.
84. Improvise
85. Representation
90. Secretly watch
91. Long, long time
92. Evergreen holly shrub
96. 1970 The _______
Admissions Policy
is implemented.
97. Tease
98. 1976 With the NYC fiscal
crisis, CUNY begins
charging _______ ,
a fraction of that at
other private and
public colleges.
99. 1983 The CUNY School of
_______ is founded.
101. Makes flush
104. ___-Pei (dog)
105. Annex
107. Size of small shot
108. Candor
110. Poet Pound
112. Lewdness
116. Higher ___
118. 1999 A mayoral task
force, chaired by Benno
Schmidt, proposes an
_______ to reverse the
downward trends at the
university.
119. 1999 The University, led
by a new chancellor,
Matthew ___ , amends
its open admissions
policy, and makes other
critical changes, including a focus on science,
creation of new professional schools, and an
innovative University
funding strategy.
120. Lamb’s mother
121. Not so good
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122. Elbow
125. Diplomatic, Abbr.
126. Lending institution
127. “___, young man!”
128. Curbside call
130. Ate
133. Divorced spouse
135. Circular
136. Prepare to propose
140. Forfeited
142. 2001 _______ Honors
College is launched,
named for City College
graduate and business
executive.
146. 2003 The CUNY School
of Professional Studies
is created by the
_______ of Trustees.
147. 2006 The CUNY
Graduate _______ of
Journalism opens.
148. Oust
149. 2006 CUNY offers its
first _______
Baccalaureate Degree
through the School of
Professional Studies.
152. Once a day
153. 2011 The _______
Community College at
CUNY, the University’s
first new college in
more than four decades
is approved by
Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
154. Mediterranean capital
155. Cinematographer Nykvist
Down
1. After so
2. Nigerian Ukpet-___
language
3. Space telescope for UV astronomy
4. Advanced degree?
5. Anglo-Saxon Abbr.
6. Train Abbr.
7. Abridged Abbr.
8. ___-tzu
9. First President of Indonesia
10. ___ d’Hiver
11. Very dry
12. “Camelot” composer
13. Lend ___
14. Transfer
15. ___ Rock Star, Hip Hop
17. “Not So Nice,” text-wise
19. CD follower
20. Colgate-Palmolive Company (NYSE)
21. Smarts
22. Flatten
23. Sacred fig plant
24. Opposite of SW
26. 590 AM on your radio dial
27. Manuscript marks
30. Elbow
33. Absentee
34. National merit scholarship Abbr.
36. Bit
38. “Nowhere Like Home,”
text-wise
40. Aye’s opposite
42. Coffee order: Abbr.
45. ___ Diaby
46. Hawaiin light
47. Boring person
50. Religious text of Islam
51. Chile (country code)
52. ET carrier
54. Red Sea coast city
57. Doozies
59. Tinker Bell, for one
60. ___ Vey
61. Writer Ephron
62. “___ la la!”
64. Yoko
66. 17th Hebrew letter
67. Start of a break-in
68. Trans. Med.
69. Small military car
71. Start of man
72. Bet. NE and OK
74. Severe brain damage
Abbr.
76. Think tank products
77. Online journal
78. Transgression
80. Native American tent
81. Bright
83. Blubbers
86. Formal vote
87. ___ Peep
88. ___ Ed
89. “Seinfeld” uncle
92. Chinese currency
93. Chem. element with
symbol Fe
94. Freako finish
95. Bucker conclusion
97. Aches commencement
98. Requirements for some
degrees
100. Children’s card game
101. Opening run
102. Supports, in a way
103. Maori mint, New Zealand
plant
104. Discharged
106. Lah-dee-___
107. “Twelfth Night” part
108. One direction only
109. French possessive
110. Clairvoyance, e.g.
111. ___ Vivipara (lizard)
112. Chop (off)
113. Before univ.
114. Opener
115. Shant end
117. Hollow
123. 7-grain cereal
124. Glorify
129. “I’m Thinking Of You,”
text-wise
131. After PM
132. South African zebra
134. 76th most common Chinese surname
136. Pond fish
137. Shenanigans for short
138. Hebrew evening
139. Mr. ___
140. Acid
141. ___ Dirty Bastard
143. China country code
144. Big pooch
145. Wore away
146. Short order, for short
149. Either
150. Yiddish “Sooo?”
151. Atop
Degrees
of Business
9
By Miriam Smith
and Ronald E. Roel
Across
1. Oldest newsgathering org.
3. Established in 1919 as City
College’s School of ________
Administration; became a
separate senior college in 1968.
17. Baruch’s landmark building
at 23rd St. and Lexington Ave.
occupies the site that was the
_____ Academy
19. ____ B. DeMille
20. Cow, maybe
21. Father
23. Corpulent
24. A senior college of CUNY,
Baruch offers undergraduate
and graduate programs of
study through its three schools:
the ____ School of Business;
the Mildred and George Weiss
man School of Arts and Sciences;
and the School of Public Affairs.
26. Stumble
27. Pickable
29. Bet. VT and ME
30. Anno Domini (Abbr.)
31. Matisse’s isle
33. Audi ___
34. Zicklin School of Business
is the ____ business school
in the U.S.
37. Humanities degs.
38. Little bird
39. “Amen!”
41. 31 Across, par exemple
42. Japanese Nobelist 1994
43. Candidate
44. __ Cola
45. Doohickeys
47. Amount past due?
48. Didn’t straphang
49. Baruch’s _____ operating
budget is approximately $150
million (derived from tuition
and state revenues).
51. Black cat, maybe
53. 12-step group
55. ___RR (see 62 Across)
56. Ignominy
58. Stephen King horror novel
59. ___ of Baruch students
are female.
60. Coy conclusion?
62. LI __ (see 55 Across)
63. Sirius ___
64. (With 98 Down) The school
was renamed in 1953 in honor
of ______ M. ______,
financier, adviser to U.S.
Presidents and devoted alumnus.
66. “Ain't ___ Sweet”
67. Trans-Neptunian objects
(Abbr.)
68. ___ Jima
71. 2005 movie “____ Shoes”
73. Cleopatra biter
74. Average
75. Business abbr.
78. Alumnus Sidney _____,
audio pioneer and former
owner of Newsweek
79. Before ru?
80. Cleaver
81. 100%
82. Egyptian cross
83. Large shoe width
84. Singer and actress Jennifer
______ and fashion designer
Ralph Lauren also attended
the school before dropping out.
86. __ Gov.
88. Country code for Eur. Union
89. Inventor of the polio vaccine.
91. Robert ______, chosen as
first president of the new Baruch
College in 1968. He was also the
first African-American to serve
in a cabinet-level position in the
U.S. as Sec. of the Dept. of
Housing and Urban Development
93. Consume
95. Comes before etubbies?
96. Snuggle
97. 11th month in Jewish calendar
99. Heartiest
101. Exclamation of greeting
102. Noreen rifle
103. “Hold on a ___!”
105. HPV for example
106. “Go team!”
107. Idealistic
110. Sun god
111. Undergraduates publish the
school’s newspaper, The ___.
112. Greenland country code
113. So? (Yiddish)
114. Harmony
116. “A rat!”
117. Since 2002, Zicklin’s dean has
been John A. ______.
120. “Good enough ____”
121. Pretenses
124. Dolly, for one
125. More attractive in an
endearing way
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127. Delhi dress
128. Baruch ranks among the
nation’s top 25 undergraduate
programs for _______ by The
Princeton Review and
Entrepreneur magazine.
129. Rt.
Down
1. Judge
2. Chick's sound
4. Inst. at Davis or Berkeley
5. “___ who?”
6. Cake topper
7. Corner
8. Lodge member
9. Stated
10. Barley bristle
11. Opposite of SW
12. Convent Ave. CUNY school
13. Crohn’s disease
14. Designed to recreate the
atmosphere of a traditional
college campus in an urban
setting, Baruch’s innovative,
17- floor Newman ____ Campus
serves as the hub of the College.
15. Annoyances
16. Italian Hi start?
17. Of Baruch’s 17,063 students,
___% are first in their family
to attend college.
18. WNW opposite
22. Students come from more
than 160 ____.
25. After curfew
28. Tranquilizer
31. Cash register part
32. Cleopatra biter
34. Woody tissue
35. Iran’s ___ Shah Pahlavi
36. Comme ci, comme ca
37. Farm building
40. Bunch
46. Much love, in internet slang
47. Tie up
50. Cynthia or Richard M.
52. Jackson or Douglas
53. Backrub response
54. “Smart” one
56. Bay window
57. Asian honorific
59. Before col.
61. Gemstone citrine
65. Stay sick
67. Brownish gray
69. The president of Baruch
is Mitchel B. ______.
70. It all began with Bernard
M. Baruch’s gift of
$___ million in 1965.
72. Real estate ad abbr.
74. The most popular undergraduate major is ______.
76. Northern Kentucky Univ.
77. Sock pun ending?
79. Rule over
84. Lowlands of Scotland
85. Extended periods
87. Shabbiest
89. Adam’s third
90. Come together
91. Lets allo end?
92. Needle case
94. More dense
95. Peter, for one
98. See 64 Across
100. “Able was I ___ …”
101. Naval base?
104. Desert bloomers
108. Not ___ Watch, Clooney charity
109. Light golf strokes
112. Secluded spot
114. Brillo rival
115. Four quarters
117. Dolly, for one
118. Post-124 Down place
119. Ran start?
122. Upper Extremities (Abbr.)
123. Between S and E
124. Med. drama TV show
(see 118 Down)
126. ___School of Des.
Harvard of
the Proletariat
10
1
3
4
5
6
7
8
16
15
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and Ronald E. Roel
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9
10
11
17
23
22
29
30
31
32
33
37
36
40
24
49
55
56
57
51
72
75
76
91
103
92
105
110
106
125
109. Alumnus Judd _____, ’60,
starred in the TV hit Taxi.
110. Lord of the Rings twin
112. Alumnus Jonas ____, ’34,
inventor of the polio vaccine.
114. Alumnus Upton ____, 1897,
wrote The Jungle.
115. Alumnus Red _____, ’42,
two-time All-Star NBA guard,
basketball coach for the
New York Knicks.
120. Dedicated lines
121. Spy org.
122. Half and half
123. Mike holder
124. ___ and behold
125. The Neo-Gothic campus was
designed by George Browne
_____, the architect of the NYSE.
126. City College was founded in
1847 by wealthy businessman
and president of the
Bd. of Ed, ____.
1. Haul
2. Clod chopper
3. Letterman’s network
4. First subway in NYC
5. Car’s inwardly angled adjustment
6. Shostakovich’s “Babi __”
7. __-Rom
122
94
108
111
115
121
93
98
107
114
120
Down
97
104
109
113
80
88
96
102
79
84
90
101
61
65
78
83
54
69
77
87
100
48
53
60
74
95
99
47
64
73
86
46
68
82
89
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52
67
71
20
28
59
81
112
44
63
70
85
43
50
66
19
39
42
62
14
35
38
58
13
25
27
34
41
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26
Across
1. _____ of New York is the
oldest CUNY college.
11. City College was originally
called the _____ Academy.
15. Hugs to go with XX
16. Like some humor
17. John
18. Bagel topper
19. Abit start (live together)
21. Dr. Horace ______, a West
Point graduate, was the first
president of the Free Academy.
23. In 1866, _____ was chosen
as the College’s color.
25. Cuba libre ingredient
26. In 1930, CCNY admitted _____
for the first time, but only to
graduate programs.
27. Alumnus Colin L. ______ ’58
was U.S. secretary of state.
29. In 1867 the academic senate,
the first _____ gov. in the
nation, was formed.
34. Self-help grp.
35. Misguide
36. Heavenly hunter
37. Hesitating interjection
39. ___ Girl
40. CCNY has produced _____
Nobel Laureates.
41. Made in ___
45. The prince in The Prince and the
Pauper
50. Buildings are landmarked,
and the campus has expanded
to _____ tree-lined acres.
53. Battery size
55. CCNY’s academic excellence
and status as a working-class
school earned it the title
“the poor man’s _____.”
59. Alumnus Felix ___, 1902
was a justice of the U.S.
Supreme Court.
62. Down-to-earth adherents
64. Most coral
66. ___, myself, and I
67. See 63 Down
68. Blood type
69. ET
70. Mississippian
74. ______ is the largest building
and the centerpiece of the campus.
81. Pre-owned vehicle auction
84. American ships
85. Fink
87. Candidate
89. Deep blue
91. The downtown campus, the
Center for _____ Education,
is located in the Wall Street area.
92. "Come again?"
96. U.S. air travel co.
97. Unitarian Universalism, Abbr.
98. The current president
is Lisa Staiano-_____.
99. Alumnus A.M. _____, ’49,
was formerly executive editor
of The New York Times.
105. Social network
107. Modifies
2
123
116
117
118
119
124
126
8. Peruvian beast
9. Cleanse
10. Fifty-fifty
11. Toward the front
12. Prescription
13. Dangerous bacteria
14. In the early 1900s, mandatory
___ attendance was abolished,
a change that occurred at
a time when more Jewish
students were enrolling.
18. Mekong River land
20. Whirlpo ending
22. UCLA player
23. Hawaii’s Mauna ___
24. Printed resolution meas.
25. Roman 155
28. Bd. of ___
29. George W., to George
30. Prenatal oral vitamins
31. Anonymous John
32. Broad finale
33. 1965 Disney film starring
Hayley Mills
38. Make it happen, Abbr.
39. Ethereal start to gible
42. Remote access to internet
43. Exhibiting start for ying
44. “Naughty!”
45. Writer from the sticks
46. Mental keenness
47. Pink, as a steak
48. 1950s slicked back hairstyle
49. Skater Babilonia
51. “Ur Not Smashing,” Abbr.
52. Assuming that
54. Number one Hun
55. British drollery
56. State next to Ct.
57. Video blogs
58. Ave.
60. Finish to politbu
61. Black billiard ball
63. With 67 Across,
______ Avis, a rare bird
65. Clearance items can be
found here
68. Oh
71. Camera setting
72. Get to the end of arr
73. Circular
74. 180° from NNW
75. Sweet Indian treat
76. Bord back
77. Orchard item
78. Rupee, Abbr.
79. Calendar square
80. ___ seen on tv
82. Oldest and largest
newsgathering org.
83. Meas. of freq. of rotation
86. Cooling system, Abbr.
88. Northern Kentucky Univ.
90. “Why don’t we relax?”
92. Court
93. Distiller Walker
94. Lean-___ (sheds)
96. Jail
98. Vampire Diaries network
100. Lug
101. Sh closure
102. Unappraised, Abbr.
103. Hudson Cty. Imp. Auth.
104. After autob
105. Common side order
106. Keep out
108. Period
110. Below decks
111. Death in Venice author
113. Commercial
115. Head-mounted display, Abbr.
116. Grassland
117. Pan epilogue
118. Actress MacGraw
119. Discouraging words
121. Credit Suisse Group NYSE
123. ___ space
11
It’s an Honor
By Miriam Smith
and Ronald E. Roel
1
3
2
3
4
5
13
12
6
1. Dean of Macaulay:
Ann _____
9. British test of secondary subject
14. Short punch
16. “_____ to Joy”
17. Scrutinized
18. Between hi-fi and no-fi
21. Painter’s medium
22. Nat. Park Service, Abbr.
23. Macaulay is housed
in a _____ building.
25. Overhead railway
26. Colorful common carp
27. Asian holiday
28. Arafat’s grp.
30. Scottish one
31. Annie Hall: “La-de-__”
32. Bank offering, for short
33. Moo goo _____ pan
35. Chipped stone of the late Tertiary Period
38. Greece, Abbr.
39. Book parts, Abbr.
41. Silver symbol
42. More than 60% of Macaulay
students are from families of
_____.
43. Humane org.
45. Hugs, symbolically
46. Romeo or Juliet
47. Funky centric start
49. Int. base on balls
50. ___ and outs
52. Pen name of George William
Russell.
53. “Borstal Boy” author
55. Coll. in Troy, N.Y.
57. Vegas opener
58. Small counter with a sink
61. Sot’s gp.
62. Clique
64. Well-liked
66. David _____, (Intel
Science Prize First Place Winner,
2005) graduated from
Macaulay in 2009 and went on
to become a Rhodes Scholar.
68. Philanthropist William _____
was a 1966 Honors graduate of
City College.
70. Willingly
73. “i” lid
75. Didn’t dillydally
77. Garages
80. The program has
students at _____ colleges.
83. “Hey!”
84. Graduates receive a dual
_____ from both their ‘home
college’ and Macaulay.
85. Train, abbr.
86. Driving a nail obliquely
88. Not guzzle
89. Orig. NYC subway
90. Odd-numbered page
93. Kick the bucket
94. Appetite
95. Fully anesthetized
97. Internet domain name
for Cambodia
98. Remain unsettled
101. Brooks of “The Producers”
103. “Kaput”
104. One of several horses with the
same owner
106. Amer.
108. Boob ending, minor mistake
109. Train, Abbr.
110. Colored wax for drawing
111. Senseless follower of illo
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115. Symbol for technetium
117. “Wheel of Fortune” request
118. Choose
120. Blast maker
122. _____ Eliot
123. “Love is just another _____.”
– Hemingway
126. Baseball card stat.
127. iShares 3-7 yr. treas. bond
128. Rap
129. Form of address for British
royalty
132. Where TV signals come from
133. The program attracts students
with a mean high school
_____ of 93.5.
134. Known as the Macaulay
_____ College University
Scholars Program,
it launched in 2000.
135. Macaulay was the brainchild
of Chancellor Matthew
_____.
1. More eccentric
2. Prefix with -syncratic
3. Creeds
4. 1/100th of a peseta
5. Alumnus Anthony Volodkin,
2007, founded The _____
Machine, an MP3 blog
aggregator.
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13. Burden
14. NY int. airport
15. ET
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20. Macaulay is a _____
program for 1,400 students
per year.
24. Students may design
a university-wide,
individualized _____ program.
25. Big time
28. Mesa
29. Pickup shtick?
34. Singer Tori
36. Either
37. TV station for selling goods
40. Environmental pollutant
44. Students may receive
$7500 to study _____.
48. Stylish
50. 007 creator Fleming
51. _____ Cummings
52. One way to be taken
53. “Pow!”
54. Collections
56. Small slate-green lentil
57. Women’s _____
59. Pulminary infection, Abbr.
60. The college’s color
is _____.
63. Spiralled after who
65. Lass
67. 1973 Supreme Court decision
name
69. Hurt
70. Each Macaulay student
receives a _____ computer.
71. Students build ____ to collect
and show their work.
72. Notability
74. Little bird
76. Daddy-o
77. Geometric fig.
78. 15-ball cluster
79. Angel’s favorite letters
81. Farewell
82. Seventh tone of the scale
83. Yang’s counterpart
84. Upsets
87. Not by any means
88. Macaulay is highly _____,
accepting only 19%
of applicants.
91. William Macaulay’s gift was
_____ million dollars,
the largest single donation
in the history of CUNY.
92. David H. _____, former
C.I.A. director, teaches
public policy at Macaulay.
94. Abominable Snowman
96. ET carrier
98. CUNY Prof. Staff Cong.
99. Indian bread
100. The Macaulay building,
located at 35 West 67th
Street, is half a block
from _____ Park.
101. Chatterboxes
102. Macaulay students
receive full _____
scholarships.
105. _____ and behold
107. A.A.R.P. members
114. Eyebrow shape
116. Small Georgia city
119. Opening run
121. Orange soda
123. Paternity identifier
124. Fight-ending letters
125. Poster bottom
128. Soldier on food prep.
130. “Good game” Abbr.
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