Quote of The Month

Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through the experience of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened, ambition inspired and success achieved.
— Helen Keller


The Great FSS Trivia Challenge

1) He set a Major League Baseball single season record in 2004, when he smacked 262 hits.

2) He was number 1 on the “Time 100 Most Important People of The 20th Century “earning him the distinction of Time Magazine’s “Person of The Century” for the 20th century.

3) According to the National Institutes of Health, more money is spent on research in the U.S. to combat this disease than any other, even though it is only ranked 18th on the list of causes of death for Americans.

4) If you find yourself attending classes at Robert Morris University, you are in this U.S. City.

5) With a capacity of 91,665, this home of the Washington Redskins is the largest stadium in the NFL. Name it.

6) This player recently left Ohio State University as the schools all time leading scorer and was named both Team Captain and Most Valuable Player for the 2004 football season.

7) According to what Eagles song, would you find the singer “standing on a corner in Winslow, Arizona?”

8) What author penned “The Old Curiosity Shop?”

9) On October 27th, 1920, the first radio license in the U.S. was issued to this first ever radio station.

10) This famous American outlaw has reached almost mythical status in American folklore. Best noted for robbing banks, trains, and stagecoaches, he was killed by a member of his own gang in 1882.

11) Dead Run: The Untold Story of Dennis Stockton and America's Only Mass Escape from Death Row tells the tale of the 1984 death row escape of six convicted murders from this Virginia prison. All six were apprehended and eventually put to death.



Last Issue’s Puzzle Solution
1) London, England
2) Jim Rice
3) Tiger Woods
4) Meat Loaf
5) R2D2, C3PO, Darth Vader (Anakan Skywalker), Obiwan Kenobi
6) Saturday Night Fever
7) Florida
8) Nathan Hale
9) Mohawk Indians
10) Soldier in the U.S. Civil War
11) Alcohol