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THE FRIDAY BLUEBOOK: 08/18/17: ANSWER C
In 1957, 200 acres were donated to the University for the future home of what?
Your answer:Â Matthaei Botanical Gardens
Correct! In 1957, 200 acres were donated by Frederick C. and Mildred H. Matthaei for the future home of the Matthaei Botanical Gardens.
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THE FRIDAY BLUEBOOK: 08/18/17: ANSWER B
In 1957, 200 acres were donated to the University for the future home of what?
Your answer:Â Edwin S. George Reserve
Close, but not quite. The Edwin S. George Reserve has been maintained by the University of Michigan since 1930, but is 1,300 acres. Â
In 1957, 200 acres were donated by Frederick C. and Mildred H. Matthaei for the future home of the Matthaei Botanical Gardens.
THE FRIDAY BLUEBOOK: 08/18/17: ANSWER A
In 1957, 200 acres were donated to the University for the future home of what?
You answer: North Campus
Many who are familiar with North Campus know that it’s a lot bigger than 200 acres. In 1957, 200 acres were donated by Frederick C. and Mildred H. Matthaei for the future home of the Matthaei Botanical Gardens.Â
THE FRIDAY BLUEBOOK: 08/11/17: ANSWER C
Gerald R. Ford studied what subject as an LSA student?
Your Answer: Political ScienceÂ
Correct! The 38th President of the United States was a poli sci major at the University of Michigan. Go Blue!Â
THE FRIDAY BLUEBOOK: 08/11/17: ANSWER B
Gerald R. Ford studied what subject as an LSA student?
Your Answer: Psychology
I may have to rethink inviting you to join my trivia team. . . the answer is actually political science. Â
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THE FRIDAY BLUEBOOK: 08/11/17: ANSWER A
Gerald R. Ford studied what subject as an LSA student?Â
Your Answer: FrenchÂ
Mauvaise rĂ©ponse (thanks Google translate). Gerald R. Ford actually studied political science as an LSA student.Â
THE FRIDAY BLUEBOOK: 08/04/17: ANSWER C
What will be the name of the new home to LSA’s Museum of Natural History?
Your Answer: Museum of ScienceÂ
Close, but not quite. The name of the building that will house the LSA Museum of Natural History is the Biological Science Building (BSB).
This 300,000 gross square foot building will be the new home to the LSA Museum of Natural History and will also house research labs, offices, classrooms and more.
Learn more about the BSB here.
THE FRIDAY BLUEBOOK: 08/04/17: ANSWER B
What will be the name of the new home to LSA’s Museum of Natural History?
Your Answer: Biological Science BuildingÂ
Correct! The Biological Science Building (BSB) is a 300,000 gross square foot building that will be the new home to the LSA Museum of Natural History. This addition to campus will also house research labs, offices, classrooms and more.
Learn more about the BSB here.
THE FRIDAY BLUEBOOK: 08/04/17: ANSWER A
What will be the name of the new home to LSA’s Museum of Natural History?Â
Your Answer: Natural History MuseumÂ
You would think that this would be the name for the building that will house the Museum of Natural History, but it’s actually called the Biological Science Building (BSB).Â
This 300,000 gross square foot building will be the new home to the LSA Museum of Natural History and will also house research labs, offices, classrooms and more.Â
Learn more about the BSB here.Â
THE FRIDAY BLUEBOOK: 07/28/17: ANSWER C
In 1856, U-M constructed the first of this kind in the nation:
Your answer:Â Modern laboratory with two-way mirrors
Close, but not quite. U-M did construct a laboratory in 1856, but it was a chemistry laboratory. The building was designed solely for instruction and research in chemistry and was the first of this kind in the nation!
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THE FRIDAY BLUEBOOK: 07/28/17: ANSWER B
In 1856, U-M constructed the first of this kind in the nation:
Your answer: Bathroom with indoor plumbing  Â
While U-M may not have had indoor plumbing in 1856, it did have a newly constructed building designed solely for instruction and research in chemistry.Â
THE FRIDAY BLUEBOOK: 07/28/17: ANSWER A
In 1856, U-M constructed the first of this kind in the nation:
Your answer:Â Chemistry building
Correct! In 1856, U-M constructed a building designed solely for instruction and research in chemistry. It was the first of this kind in the nation!Â
THE FRIDAY BLUEBOOK: 07/21/17: ANSWER C
When did the Ann Arbor Art Fair begin?
Your answer: 1971
Not quite. By 1971, people were already coming from far and wide to check out the artists who set up their tents in Ann Arbor for the weekend (and locals were complaining about their city being overrun with visitors).
THE FRIDAY BLUEBOOK: 07/21/17: ANSWER B
When did the Ann Arbor Art Fair begin?
Your answer: 1963
Not quite. The fair was already up and running by then, but nobody could have predicted that it would go on to attract hundreds of thousands of visitors to the area every summer.
THE FRIDAY BLUEBOOK: 07/21/17: ANSWER A
When did the Ann Arbor Art Fair begin?
Your answer: 1960
Well done! The Ann Arbor Art Fair is actually a collection of four separate fairs, the oldest of which was established in 1960 by the Ann Arbor Art Association, the University of Michigan, and a couple local business groups.
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THE FRIDAY BLUEBOOK: 07/14/17: ANSWER C
Question: In 1957, 200 acres were donated to the University for the future home of what?
Your answer: Matthaei Botanical Gardens
Bingo! The Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum were both started in 1907, and have quite the robust history spanning over 100 years. The Matthaei Botanical Gardens are free and open to the public 7 days a week ... check them out next time you’re in Ann Arbor if you haven’t already!
THE FRIDAY BLUEBOOK: 07/14/17: ANSWER B
Question: In 1957, 200 acres were donated to the University for the future home of what?
Your answer: Edwin S. George Reserve
Although Edwin S. George Reserve is a great guess, the correct answer is actually the Matthaei Botanical Gardens. The Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum were both started in 1907, and have quite the robust history spanning over 100 years. The Matthaei Botanical Gardens are free and open to the public 7 days a week ... check them out next time you’re in Ann Arbor if you haven’t already!