Who: All AudiologyNOW! 2014 attendees are invited. When: NEW TIME! 12:30pm – 2:30pm on Saturday, March 29 Where: Orange County Convention Center, West Building, Hall F Why: It’s the 25th Anniversary of the favorite Academy tradition, Trivia Bowl. Gus Mueller and Jerry Northern are sure to have some tricks up their sleeves while you students, researchers and practitioners battle against each other in a special competition celebrating the past 25 years of wits and memory. Enjoy lunch, an open bar, and lots of laughs.
How: Sign-up board will be located in the Siemens booth (#306) during exhibit hall hours starting Wednesday at Celebrate Audiology until Friday, March 28. Starting Friday, March 28 at 3:00pm, the signup board will be moved to the entrance to the Trivia Bowl, in the lobby outside Hall F.
History of Trivia Bowl Team Winners
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First Place
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Student Team
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1990 |
Phonemic Regressives |
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1991 |
Odd Docs |
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1992 |
Seren-Dips |
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1993 |
Seren-Dips |
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1994 |
Odd Docs |
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1995 |
Iowa: The Next Generation |
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1996 |
Phonemic Regressives |
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1997 |
Trapezoid Bodies |
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1998 |
Ear-resistibles |
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1999 |
Seren-Dips |
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2000 |
Phonemic Regressives |
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2001 |
Phonemic Regressives |
Aud-acity Returns Audibly Better |
2002 |
Aural Sex |
The Incidental Learners |
2003 |
Nearly Dead Zones |
Simply "Ear"-resistible |
2004 |
Brit Pack |
Ear-resistible |
2005 |
AC/DC Shift |
Paradigm of Odd-Balls |
2006 |
Phonemic Regressives |
Western Michigan U |
2007 |
The MountainEARs |
Northwestern University |
2008 |
Charlotte-Tans & Charlotte Ears |
BAER your ASSR |
2009 |
The Earqulators and FLAC PAC |
Concha Hear Me? |
2010 |
The Earqulators and FLAC PAC |
Rocky Mountain Noisters |
2011 |
Not So Pure Tones |
The King’s Speech Banana Hammock |
2012 |
FLAC PAC |
Fukuda Matata |
2013 |
Phonemic Regressives |
The Jergernauts |
Best Team Names from the Past:
Managed Care: HI Bill, Till and Monica’s Multiple Memories EAR-otic Pitts BEAR Naked Ladies Hidden Wax, Crouching Q-tips Independence Hall-Pikes Viva Las Tragus My Big Fat Hairy Tragus Kiss Our ASSR Bush and the Ossicular Cheneys Nice Tymps BAER to the Left The Pinna-Up Girls The Auditory Stimulus Package Inglorious Maskers Black Schwannoma The Girl with the Tragus Tattoo Ganglion Style
- It was common for the Vikings of the 9th and 10th century to be buried with what ear-related item?
- According to research at Cornell, “The Willies” often can be induced by sounds in this frequency range?
- In 2006, it made national news when it was announced that this “music” could not exceed 85 dBA?
- The first word finger spelled by Helen Keller into the hand of Anne Sullivan was?
- This great actor of the silent film era was raised by deaf parents (CODA)?
- According to a USA Today article, what ear-related thing did Dolly Parton and Mother Teresa have in common?
- “Do you hear me I’m talking to you.” “Boy I hear you in my dreams.” These lyrics are from the most popular “hearing song” of 2009, recorded by this duo?
- You have probably “heard” your cell phone ring when it wasn’t ringing. The accepted term for this is?
- This TV personality is known for having one ear that sticks out more than the other (he also has a hearing loss from a botched tympanoplasty)?
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