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February 28, 2003: In what year was the United States Forest Service formed? Answer: 1905Winner: Nate Garrett February 27, 2003: What number did Michael Jordan wear when he returned from retirement in 1995? Answer: 45Winner: Philip Courter February 26, 2003: What is the county seat of Reynolds County, Missouri? Answer: CentervilleWinner: Philip Courter February 25, 2003: What is the hometown of NASCAR driver Mark Martin? Answer: Batesville, ArkansasWinner: Laura Courter February 24, 2003: What is the mascot of Washburn University? Answer: IchabodsWinner: Laura Courter February 23, 2003: Who lost the 1944 Presidential election? Answer: Thomas DeweyWinner: Philip Courter February 22, 2003: That European country has had the greatest influence on Senegal? Answer: FranceWinner: Chris Anderson February 21, 2003: What are three common monotheistic religions? Answer: Christianity, Judaism, and IslamWinner: Philip Courter February 20, 2003: Many ex-slaves from Great Britain settled in Sierra Leone, a small country in western Africa, in the middle 19th century. Many ex-slaves from the United States settled in what African country in the same time period? Answer: LiberiaWinner: Kara Davis February 19, 2003: What plan provided funds to devastated countries in Western Europe after World War II? Answer: Marshall PlanWinner: Philip Courter February 18, 2003: "The Levellers" were known as a group with ideas ahead of their time. In what time frame were they most prominent, and where were they located? Answer: They were operational during the 1640s and 1650s in England, during that nation's civil warWinner: Chris Anderson February 17, 2003: Who was the last member of the Democratic Party from a northern state to win a Presidential election? Answer: John F. KennedyWinner: Chris Anderson February 16, 2003: What Egyptian ruler was assassinated in the early 1980s? Answer: Anwar SadatWinner: Chris Anderson February 15, 2003: What is the name of the old American aircraft carrier with the hull designation "CV-20"? Answer: USS BenningtonWinner: Chris Anderson February 14, 2003: Who was the first President to be photographed in office? Answer: James Knox PolkWinner: Chris Anderson February 13, 2003: Who is the Majority Whip in the House of Representatives? Answer: Roy BluntWinner: Chris Anderson February 12, 2003: The section of Interstate 5 that extends from downtown Los Angeles, CA southeast into Orange County, CA is known as what freeway? Answer: Santa Ana FreewayWinner: Chris Anderson February 11, 2003: Who is the head coach of the Oklahoma State men's basketball team? Answer: Eddie SuttonWinner: Philip Courter February 10, 2003: What is the capital of Zimbabwe? Answer: HarareWinner: Philip Courter February 9, 2003: When was the planet Neptune discovered? Answer: September 23, 1846 by Johann Gottfried Galle, of the Berlin ObservatoryWinner: Chris Anderson February 8, 2003: In what year was the 11th Amendment to the Constitution ratified? Answer: February 7, 1795Winner: Philip Courter February 7, 2003: What seed did Southwest Missouri State receive in their first trip to the NCAA Division 1 men's basketball tournament? Answer: 13th SeedWinner: Chris Anderson February 6, 2003: What is the atomic number of Plutonium? Answer: 94Winner: Chris Anderson February 5, 2003: In what year was the Gadsden Purchase made? Answer: 1853Winner: Chris Anderson February 4, 2003: What is the capital of Paraguay? Answer: AsuncionWinner: Chris Anderson February 3, 2003: What University of Missouri men's basketball coach has the most all-time wins? Answer: Norm StewartWinner: Chris Anderson February 2, 2003: In what town does the groundhog officially decide the remaining length of winter? Answer: Punxsutawney, PennsylvaniaWinner: Michael Dauphin February 1, 2003: Missouri has had how many constitutions? Answer: 4: 1820, 1865, 1875, and 1945 (the current one)Winner: Philip Courter |
February StandingsChris Anderson 14 Philip Courter 9 Laura Courter 2 Michael Dauphin 1 Kara Davis 1 Nate Garrett 1 |
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