Possible Questions:
- Columbia and Cornell, e.g.
- Plants
- Wall climbers
- Climbing vines
- Brown and Yale
- Climbing plants
- Wall-climbing plants
- Penn and others
- Creepers
- Campus climbers
- Brown and others
- Creeping plants
- Vines
- They climb the walls
- They adorn Wrigley
- Prestigious institutions
- Penn et al.
- Outdoor climbers
- Harvard, Yale, Brown, etc.
- Harvard and Yale, e.g.
- Brown group
- Brown et al.
- Yale, Brown, etc.
- Slow-climbing plants
- Princeton and Yale
- Prestigious schools
- Hard-to-get-into schools
- Columbia et al.
- Climbers
- Campus greeneries
- Yale et al.
- Yale and Princeton
- Yale and Brown
- Wrigley Field features
- Wrigley creepers
- With "the," this puzzle's eight teams' homes
- Where the smartest rockers went
- Wallflower producers?
- Wall-climbing vines
- Wall creepers
- They may be climbing the walls
- They climb the walls at some colleges?
- They climb the walls at some colleges
- Some climbers
- Some are English
- Slow climbing plants
- Slow climbers
- Seven Sisters "brothers"
- Selective U.S. universities
- Prestigious university octet
- Prestigious schools, informally
- Prestigious octet
- Kenilworth and Boston, e.g.
- High-tuition schools
- Harvard, Yale, Princeton, etc., for short
- Harvard, Yale, Princeton, et al.
- Harvard, Brown, Princeton, etc.
- Harvard climbers
- Elite octet
- Elite colleges
- Cornell and Columbia, for two
- Columbia and the like
- Columbia and others
- Collegiate wall creepers
- College-hall climbers
- College wall climbers
- College climbers
- Clinging vines
- Climbing flora
- Climbing creepers
- Climbers on campus, perhaps
- Building climbers
- Brown's group
- Brown, Penn, etc.
- Brown, Dartmouth, etc.
- Brown climbers?
- Brown climbers
- Boston and poison
- Boston and Kenilworth, e.g.
- Arbor growths
- Arbor growth