Final Jeopardy: Colleges & Universities (7-6-21)

Here are some more triple stumpers from the 7/6/2021 Jeopardy! game:

AMERICANA ($1000) The USA’s oldest continuously operating one, this building has linked Hinsdale, N.H. with the world since it opened in 1816

STREET ART ($400) Shepard Fairey got in a protracted lawsuit with the A.P. over a poster he created from a photo they took of this man

($1000) This hip-hop artist got his 3-word name from his association with the Brooklyn street art crew the Fabulous 5

RESISTING A REST ($600) I took too many NoDoz, an oral tablet of this alkaloid, & now there’s no sleep for me

THE HUMAN BODY ($1200) This ligament, the ACL for short, prevents the tibia from moving too far forward when the leg is bent

A WORLD TO KISS ($00) It’s traditional at this venerable state university to streak across the space known as the Lawn and kiss the Homer statue

HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES ($1600) In Canada a royal birthday is celebrated on this day, the Monday preceding May 25

($2000) In 1996 the NYC parade for this fall day was down to 15 blocks & a few spectators; in 2009 30,000 participants marched 34 blocks

Sneak Peek clues — BEAUTIFUL VOCABULARY
($400) As a noun, it’s a monetary penalty paid to a court; as an adjective, it describes a pleasing look
($800) Attractive, like Roy Orbison’s “Woman”
($1200) It’s the “D” word often found preceding “tones” regarding a melodious voice
($1600) Tall & shapely, resembling a marble artwork
($2000) This Spanish word for really beautiful can end in -mo or -ma; the Italian words sounds the same

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