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Sch. that plays home football games at the Rose Bowl Sch. that publishes the Daily Bruin Sch. that used to bring a live bear onto the field at its home football games Sch. west of Beverly Hills Sch. where "the Wizard of Westwood" coached Sch. where Bill Walton played Sch. where James Franco taught a film class Sch. where John Wooden coached Sch. where Katelyn Ohashi competed in gymnastics Sch. where a live bear used to take the field during football games Sch. where the Bruins play Sch. where the Daily Bruin is published Sch. whose alumni have won 136 Olympic golds Sch. whose colors are "true blue" and gold Sch. whose colors are blue and gold Sch. whose home football games used to include a live bear on the field Sch. whose newspaper is the Daily Bruin Sch. whose students have won more than 200 Olympic medals Sch. with 110 NCAA titles Sch. with a Jack Benny Award for comedy Sch. with a noted film and television archive Sch. with home games at Pauley Pavilion Sch. with the Daily Bruin newspaper Sch. with the Jackie Robinson Stadium Sch. with the Solid Gold Sound marching band Sch. with the fight song "Mighty Bruins" Sch. with the fight song "The Mighty Bruins" Sch. with the mascot Joe Bruin Sch. with the most N.C.A.A. men's basketball championships (11) Sch. with the most NCAA Division I championships Sch. with the most applications in the U.S. Sch. with the motto "Fiat lux" Sch. with the second-most NCAA team championships Sch. with the song "Hail to the Hills of Westwood" Sch. with twelve Rose Bowl appearances School Emma attended on "Kate & Allie" " abbr. School at which the movie "Old School" was filmed School beside Sunset Blvd. School discussed on gojoebruin.com School hidden in "Eau Claire" School home to Jackie Robinson Stadium School in SoCal School in the City of Angels School near Beverly Hills School near Hollywood School near Hollywood: Abbr. School near Sunset Blvd. School off Wilshire Blvd. School on Sunset Blvd. School south of Sunset Blvd. School that anagrams to ACLU School that lost to Florida in the 2006 NCAA basketball finals School whose colors are blue and gold School that's home to the Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz School where a filmmaking "Rebellion" took place School whose motto means "Let there be light" (abbr.) School with Jackie Robinson Stadium School with a notable film program School with its own ZIP code - 90095 School with the most applications Sean Astin's alma mater Shabazz Muhammad's sch. Site of the Arpanet's first node So. Cal. campus SoCal college campus SoCal school in Westwood SoCal school that publishes The Daily Bruin SoCal school where the world's first internet transmission was made Sometime Rose Bowlers. Southwestern state sch. Stanford rival Sunset Blvd. campus Sunset Blvd. forms its northern boundary Student at the Bruins' sch. Student with the motto "Fiat Lux," informally Sch. east of Hartford Sch. in Storrs Sch. in Storrs, Connecticut Sch. near Hartford Sch. originally endowed by the Storrs brothers Sch. that has produced the most WNBA draft picks of all time Sch. whose women's basketball team is currently on a 76-game winning streak Sch. with a Stamford campus Sch. with a Waterbury campus Sch. with its flagship campus in Storrs School 50 miles west of Brown, informally School name that sounds like a Canadian territory School northeast of Yale School that sounds cool? School that sounds like a Canadian region School with a W. Hartford campus State sch. near Hartford Storrs coll. Storrs sch. Storrs school, familiarly Storrs school, for short Sue Bird's alma mater School known as the Huskies in NCAA basketball Stammering, initially incorrect response to the trivia question "Which Constitution State college is in the Ivy League?"? Southernmost of Cali's public colleges Santa Barbara campus of the University of California, for short Sch. in the same system as Berkeley Sch. near Goleta State school near L.A. Sch. in La Jolla Sch. whose mascot is King Triton School in La Jolla: Abbr. SoCal home of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography State sch. on the Pacific Coast Shape of a pocket. Shaped like a patch pocket. Shaped like a pocket. Slice in the shape of a certain letter. SHETLAND freehold Shetland land-tenure system Shetland system of land tenure. System of land tenure Sec. of the Interior: 1961–69 Secretary for all outdoors. Secretary of Interior: 1961–69 Secretary of the Interior under Kennedy and Johnson Secretary of the Interior: 1961-69 Stewart or Morris Stu or Mo Saddam Hussein's son, who has won a National Assembly seat Saddam's psycho son Shankar of Indian theater Son of Saddam Start of a 1936 Porter hit Southern women's group. Sack for a suckling Something squeezed on a dairy farm Something to milk for all its worth? Source of fresh dairy Spot of milk? SWEDISH seaport town "Shadow of the Vampire" actor Kier Salad herb from Japan Stems in miso soup Stout Japanese herb. Sushi veggie Sushi veggie also known as spikenard salad plant Japanese shoot edible stout perennial plant of Japan and China Shabu-shabu noodle Shabu-shabu noodle, often Shabu-shabu noodle, perhaps Slurpable Japanese noodle Soba alternative Soba noodle alternative Soup noodle Soup noodle, sometimes Strips in noodle bars Sapporo salad herbs Some hairstyles Stems used in miso soup Stout Japanese herbs. Seattle school, familiarly Sportscaster Bob dubbed "Mr. Baseball" Soccer org. founded in Switzerland in 1954 Soccer org. that runs the Champions League Son of Bani: Ezra 10:34. Short turnaround Slangy 180 Slangy about-face Slangy reversal of direction Slangy road reversal Slangy turn Slangy turnaround Something a driver might hang, familiarly Something one might hang in a street Something to pull on a highway, informally Slangy turnarounds Some chase scene maneuvers, slangily Some very hard lefts or rights, informally Sometimes-illegal turns, for short Shore, in Bonn Scandinavian-American counterpart to "oy vey" "Starman" arrival Sighted by Roswell witnesses Saturn vehicle? Saturnian saucer? Saturnian ship, e.g. Saucer aloft? Saucer in the sky Saucer in the sky (Abbr.) Saucer in the sky, briefly Saucer in the sky, for short Saucer variety Saucer, briefly Saucer, maybe Saucer-shaped sighting Sci-fi abductor Sci-fi aircraft Sci-fi author's craft? Sci-fi craft, for short Sci-fi disc Sci-fi flyer Sci-fi radar blip Sci-fi ride Sci-fi saucer Sci-fi saucer, for short Sci-fi saucer: Abbr. Sci-fi ship Sci-fi sight Sci-fi sighting Sci-fi sky sighting Sci-fi spacecraft Sci-fi spacecraft, for short Sci-fi transportation Sci-fi vehicle: Abbr. Science-fiction item Seldom-seen craft Seldom-spotted craft Ship for ETs Ship for an ET Sight in "The X Files" Sight in the sky. Sighting aptly found in "Are you for real?" Sighting in the sky, for short Sighting over Roswell Site for anal examinations Sky enigma Sky light, for short? Sky mystery Sky object Sky rocket, maybe Sky saucer Sky sight for some. Sky sight, to some Sky sighting, perhaps Sky sighting: Abbr. Sky-saucer initials Sky-sighting report Skyways alien Some light moving, maybe? Something encountered in "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" Something studied by the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, for short Source of an irregularly moving light, maybe Space alien's ship Space oddity Spacecraft from far away Spacecraft seen in some grainy pics Spooky sighting Spotted vessel Storied abduction craft Strange craft Strange sight in the sky, for short Strange sighting in the night sky