An easy one this week:
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Well you guys have been pretty good at guessing the mystery campus. But in addition I'd like you to tell me the answer to the riddle/hint. (Last week no one really explained what the first part of the riddle meant - even after Bil posted an additional hint in the comment section.)
So here is this…
Last week was way too easy. Let's see how fast this one will go.
Here is this week's mystery campus:
The clue is:
Many "U"s into many "F"s!
If this means anything to you leave your answer in the comments section. After 24hrs I'll confirm any correct answers.
OK I give up.
Actually Muftafa's comment reminded me of a recent development that I had let slip by ... and so I'll use Map that Campus as an excuse to post it and to collect your thoughts on the new project. Here it is:
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Here's one for you:
Last week's hint was fatal, this week's hint: deadly particle.
Leave your answers in the comment section, or if you don't want to ruin it for others, email me and I'll post all your answers over the weekend.
(And no, the forest on the left is not home to Willie the Wildcat.)
It's not Northwestern.
The telephone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell, Antonio Meucci or Elisha Gray. I'm not sure who invented the electronic "bell."
My first guess would have been Bell Labs, but i can't match it on the map. A.G. Bell was associated with Boston University. Meucci did his work on Staten Island, and Elisha Gray in Highland Park.
Yes, another campus that is not Northwestern!
I think it must be Boston U then.. Isn't that Storrow Drive?
Of course, Northwestern is MUCH better... beautiful this time of year. Right on the lake, leaves changing etc.
Hint, hint...
Geez, I don't know where it is, but they don't answer their phone.
Check out the giant insects in Germany.
Hmm. I hope that someone gets it by MONDAY.
Waiting for that phone call from the Nobel Committee?
It's the Karolinska Institute in Solna, Sweden.
Korrekt.
You better warn the topless sunbathers!