Show #5222 2007-05-01 (taped 2007-04-21) College Championship

2007 College Championship quarterfinal game 2.From the University of Southern California.

Contestants

Hayley Clatterbuck — a junior from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Brady Cassis — a junior from Yale University

Craig Boge — a senior from Stanford University

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Craig	$2,800	$5,200	$19,400	$18,800 Automatic semifinalist	$19,200 26 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Brady	$2,200	$3,800	$9,000	$6,500 3rd place: $5,000 if eliminated	$8,800 11 R (including 1 DD), 0 W
Hayley	$-600	$2,600	$8,000	$13,500 2nd place: $5,000 if eliminated	$8,200 14 R (including 1 DD), 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

ANIMALS	PC MAGAZINE	WHEN THEY WERE IN COLLEGE	STATE CAPITALS	ROYALTY	YOU SEE "LA"
$200 [20] It's the only Asian great ape the orangutan Hayley	$200 [6] In 1984 this company's laser printer won raves &, at $3,495, also cost a third less than the competitors' HP (Hewlett-Packard) Hayley	$200 [7] Jon Stewart got a "kick" out of this sport at William & Mary, & an award there is named in his honor soccer Craig	$200 [1] Pass the grape jelly & name this state capital of New Hampshire Concord Hayley	$200 [25] This czar may have been "great", but biographer Robert K. Massie says he was deathly afraid of cockroaches Peter the Great Craig	$200 [12] Immature, wingless feeding stage of an insect larva Brady
$400 [21] It's what an archerfish shoots to bring down insects water Craig	$400 [8] Thecoverof the first PC Magazine featured this company's new desktop computer, which helped launch an industry IBM Craig Brady	$400 [9] Steve Young was a quarterback at this school named for his great-great-great-grandfather BYU (Brigham Young) Craig	$400 [2] It's the capital of the Evergreen State Olympia Hayley	$400 [26] Princess Caroline's hunky son Andrea Casiraghi is second in line to the throne in this country Monaco Craig	$400 [14] A portable lamp, or a "Green" DC Comics character a lantern Craig
$600 [22] This predator that comes in gray & red types is a bit camera-shy, but its tracks are seen here the wolf Hayley	$600 [18] For 16 years this computer maker put an ad on the back page of PC Mag to promote & pioneer its direct PC sales Dell Craig	$600 [10] Julia Louis-Dreyfus was part of an improv troupe while attending this university in Evanston, Illinois Northwestern Craig	$600 [3] Much of the trendy Back Bay area of this state capital is built on a landfill Boston Brady	$600 [27] This "Sun King" sniffed, "England is a little garden full of sour weeds" Louis XIV Brady	$600 [15] Chad or Superior a lake Craig
$800 [23] A traditional sign of spring in England is a letter to the Times saying, I heard this "crazy" bird's call a cuckoo Hayley	$800 [19] In 1999, when it wasn't even a year old, this website won a PC Mag award for its Page Rank technology Google Hayley	$800 [11] At Amherst this future TV dad graduated cum laude; he must have been in "7th Heaven" Stephen Collins	DD $1,000 [4] Because he believed God led him there, Roger Williams named a state capital this Providence Brady	$800 [28] Princess Cristina of this country married a Basque handball player in 1997 Spain Hayley	$800 [16] Another name for a cowboy's lasso a lariat Craig
$1,000 [24] (Sarah of the Clue Crew appears from the USC Wrigley Institute on Catalina Island, CA.) Though thriving now, Catalina Island foxes were threatened in the '90s by the infectious disease marked by fever & catarrh known as canine this distemper	$1,000 [30] id Software got kudos for letting gamers construct worlds in this 4-letter shooter, set on Mars & featuring demons Doom Craig	$1,000 [13] At Vassar, Meryl Streep starred in this Swede's play "Miss Julie"; at Yale, she was in his play "The Father" August Strindberg Hayley	$1,000 [5] It's where you'll find the Robert C. Byrd U.S. Courthouse Charleston Craig	$1,000 [29] In 1927 5-year-old Prince Michael was proclaimed king of this country north of Bulgaria Romania Brady	$1,000 [17] Element with the atomic number 103 (it ain't livermorium!) lawrencium Craig

Double Jeopardy! Round

FEMALE SINGERS	LESSER-KNOWN NAMES	FACE BOOK	ANTHROPOLOGIST'S DICTIONARY	THEATRE HISTORY	"USC"
$400 [6] After jousting with the Lance, shefelt a change would do her good in 2006 Sheryl Crow Craig	$400 [19] In 1935 Lincoln Ellsworth flew over this continent & claimed parts of it for the U.S. Antarctica Craig	$400 [11] "Gone with the Wind" opens with a description of her "arresting" face Scarlett O'Hara Brady	$400 [26] 2-word term for the hypothetical species said to bridge the gap between anthropod apes & human beings the missing link Hayley	$400 [16] New York's Public Theater began staging Shakespeare in the Park in this park in 1962 Central Park Brady	$400 [1] Types of these include flexors & adductors muscles Craig
$800 [7] Who will save your soul? This precious gem, seen here? Jewel Craig	DD $1,000 [20] DAR co-founder Flora Darling founded a "Daughters of" group for this next declared U.S. war the War of 1812 Craig	$800 [12] Use your plastic to pick up "Beauty Junkies: Inside Our $15 Billion Obsession with" this type of "Surgery" cosmetic Brady	$800 [27] It's the 4-syllable practice of having more than one spouse at the same time polygamy Hayley	$800 [17] The students who founded this univ.'s Dramatic Society in 1885 included a future Archbishop of Canterbury Oxford Craig	$800 [2] This city is on the Black Warrior River in Alabama Tuscaloosa Craig
$1,200 [8] Amy Ray & Emily Saliersare better known as this colorful group Indigo Girls Hayley	$1,200 [21] In the 1600s Thomas Sydenham pioneered the use of this drug to treat malaria quinine Craig	$1,200 [13] This author wrote that Dorian Gray had "finely-curved scarlet lips" Oscar Wilde Craig Hayley	$1,200 [28] From the Latin for "from the beginning", it's the noun used for the earliest known dwellers of a region aborigines Hayley	$1,200 [18] In classic commedia dell'arte, many characters wore these on their faces, but the lovers did not masks Craig	$1,200 [3] This staple of North African cuisine can be a porridge, a salad or a dessert couscous Craig
$1,600 [9] This Irish lass isseenperforming at the 1998 Lilith Fair concert Sinéad O'Connor Hayley	$1,600 [22] Pierre Monteux was the conductor at the uproarious 1913 premiere of this "seasonal" Stravinsky work The Rite of Spring Craig	$1,600 [14] Pride & terror mix on Mr. Kurtz' face before he makes this final exclamation The horror! Brady	DD $1,400 [29] In 1891 prehistoric human fossils given this geographic name were discovered on an Indonesian island Java Man Hayley	$1,600 [24] In the 1580s this Spanish novelist reportedly wrote 20 to 30 plays, but only "The Traffic of Algiers" & "Numantia" survive Cervantes Craig	$1,600 [4] Red & white blood cells are also called these corpuscles
$2,000 [10] She's no criminal, although she often steals the show Fiona Apple Hayley	$2,000 [23] Part-time astronomer after whom the capital of Queensland, Australia was named (Sir Thomas) Brisbane Craig Hayley	$2,000 [15] The heroine of Toni Morrison's first novel wants the blondest hair & this feature, the book's title the bluest eye Craig	$2,000 [30] At dig sites, these ancient household garbage dumps reveal a great deal about those who used them middens	$2,000 [25] The play "Our Leading Lady" focuses on Laura Keene, who was starring in this play the night Lincoln was shot Our American Cousin	$2,000 [5] At age 88 King Gustav VI was out diggin' in the ruins of these people in Acquarossa, Italy Etruscans (or Tuscans) Brady

Final Jeopardy!

FICTIONAL CHARACTERS

He's the character mentioned in the first line of "Atlas Shrugged"

John Galt

Hayley "Who is John Galt?" — wagered $5,500

Brady "Who is Zeus?" — wagered $2,500

Craig "Who is Atlas???" — wagered $600

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