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22 seasons strong and this show won't seem to stop. Malanie and Allie wanted our students to have a chance to give this game a shot.
I help you succeed and I help you soar. I have been the Director of AndrewServes for many years and plan to be here for many more.
From standing ovations to loud and rumbling cheers, I have housed plays and musicals for over 160 years.
Malanie completed her undergrad wearing a lot of orange and black. She drank many coffees in the heart of Macon, but do you know what school this was at?
There are many fruits to pick from and some may have a core. Do you remember the kind of fruit that hangs upon our door?
You come to me two or three times a day. I help you when your hangry monster has come out to play.
My goal is Alabama, the crimson makes my ginger hair pop. If you don't get my name right, you will fail this Battle of the Block.
Allie has a sign in her office with one of her favorite quotes. The TV Show that it derives from is what you need to know.
Drawing, painting, and sketching are a few of my favorite things. I was once hit by a car and was wishing I had been born with wings.
You can learn many interesting facts on our college's website. When you scroll down a bit, tell me what color the laptop is on the right.
Navy whites or Army greens, nothing would please me more than to be a Marine.
The American Flag waves sturdy and proud. When you're looking at the Serves house, what side can it be found?
Four score and 166 years later this college is still running. But exactly what year did this college make its grand opening?
Allie has 120 of these on her desk, they are one of her favorite snacks. With 6 grams of protein, protein is something Allie will never lack.
Malanie and Allie have many favorite words, but this one takes the cake. If we have called you this, you might have made a huge mistake (Feel free to text for additional hints).
Allie has many signs in her office, but one is by her door. If you don't remember what it says, you might lose the score.
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