Trivia returns for 2011-2012 school year!

The LLTC is proud to announce the return of the trivia game for the 2011-2012 school year.  All Nova law students are eligible to participate.

A new clue will be posted every day from Monday through Friday at 8pm, with the topic changing from week to week.  Monday’s clue will be the hardest to guess and Friday’s the easiest. You get more points the earlier you guess the right answer (50 points if you guess on Monday, 10 on Friday). Clues will be posted on the LLTC’s Twitter and Facebook feeds.  Your guess/answer to the clue should be sent to William Owens (owensw@nsu.law.nova.edu) who will be tabulating the answers.

There will be five trivia topics this year:

1)      Name that Movie

2)      Name that Professor

3)      Name that Library/Legal Resource

4)      Name that Case

5)      Name that Pop Culture (Person/Place/Thing)

Every week, we will post the leaderboard to the blog so that everyone can see who our top trivia players are.  Each month, a $25 prize will go to the top player.  Each semester, a $50 prize will go to the top player.  At the end of the school year, the top contender will receive a $100 prize.  In the case of a tie, players will be entered into a drawing for the prize.

For Movie questions, you will also have an additional opportunity for a prize.  The LLTC is showing six movies this year in a series called Law on the Silver Screen.  Correct answers to Movie trivia questions (regardless of the number of points) will be entered into a drawing that will take place each movie night.  Movie trivia participants who join us to enjoy the movie, popcorn, treats, and other prizes will be eligible for a special $25 prize drawing.

Because we’re getting a late start this week, two clues will be released tonight at 8 and two clues will be released tomorrow at 8, with the final clue being released Friday at 8.  If you guess tonight, you will be eligible for 30 points, tomorrow (after 7:59 pm) 20 points, and Friday (after 7:59 pm) 10 points.

Join in and learn more about law and popular culture, the law school, our faculty, library resources, and the profession!

 

Update on the rules: You may ask professors if they are the professor named.  You may not ask your fellow students or librarians.