| Wildcat's opponent in the 1998 Final Four | 45 |
| They play for the oldest school in the Pac-12 | 45 |
| Ancient Phoenician city northwest of Carthage | 45 |
| "A different read on life" magazine | 45 |
| The _____ Reader (alternative press magazine) | 45 |
| A driver who forgets something might make one | 45 |
| Sch. founded by Jefferson and attended by Poe | 45 |
| Texas town where Matthew McConaughey was born | 45 |
| Charlottesville school's sheep, for short | 45 |
| "You're So __": Carly Simon hit | 45 |
| Number denoting an ion's bonding capacity | 45 |
| First person you see at some fine restaurants | 45 |
| Continental Army encampment near Philadelphia | 45 |
| 'Discretion is the better part of --' | 45 |
| "My Own Private Idaho" director Gus | 45 |
| Sonya's uncle, in an 1899 Moscow premiere | 45 |
| Magazine that ran the first-ever movie review | 45 |
| Women's top with a letter-shaped neckline | 45 |
| Famed U.S. social scientist: 1857–1929 | 45 |
| Many of them have gone on to become president | 45 |
| Act like a couch potato, with "out" | 45 |
| Omission of all animal products from the diet | 45 |
| Bespectacled "Scooby-Doo" character | 45 |
| Bespectacled "Scooby Doo" character | 45 |
| Character motivation in "Kill Bill" | 45 |
| "___ Creator Spiritus" (Latin hymn) | 45 |
| English logician with a diagram named for him | 45 |
| Botticelli's "The Birth of ___" | 45 |
| Chicken George portrayer in "Roots" | 45 |
| "Girl with a Pearl Earring" subject | 45 |
| "High Plains Drifter" actress Bloom | 45 |
| "From the Earth to the Moon" writer | 45 |
| "From the Earth to the Moon" author | 45 |
| '20,000 Leagues Under the Sea' author | 45 |
| Proteus and Valentine, for two noted examples | 45 |
| Unrhymed poetry, usually in iambic pentameter | 45 |
| Maintainers of a sacred flame in ancient Rome | 45 |
| Power used only three times by George W. Bush | 45 |
| ___ Dolorosa (Christ's path to the cross) | 45 |
| Hazarding a guess: head of a crime syndicate? | 45 |
| Eagle convicted of cruelty to animals in 2007 | 45 |
| Liquid asset for Valentine's Day shoppers | 45 |
| Result of a champion not defending his title? | 45 |
| Buggles "___ Killed the Radio Star" | 45 |
| ''The Fountainhead'' director | 45 |
| Rosie's former show, with "The" | 45 |
| Poem like "Do Not Go Gentle . . . " | 45 |
| Cable station with shows about a sour liquid? | 45 |
| Barbarino on "Welcome Back, Kotter" | 45 |
| Something that might be tucked under the chin | 45 |
| Word before and after ''-a-'' | 45 |
| Maxing out one's card on shoes, say (3-6) | 45 |
| Curriculum ___ (list of qualifications, etc.) | 45 |
| ''The Four Seasons'' composer | 45 |
| Undergarments that show a little of the chest | 45 |
| Developer of the first air-pumped rubber ball | 45 |
| Important caviar source, with "the" | 45 |
| __ Trapp ("Sound of Music" surname) | 45 |
| Author Kurt of the four novels in this puzzle | 45 |
| "Hinky Dinky Parlay ___" (WWI song) | 45 |
| Subject of the 19th, 24th and 26th Amendments | 45 |
| Buses with many bumper stickers, often: Abbr. | 45 |
| " . . . gimble in the ___": Carroll | 45 |
| Bankroll pulses like a heart? (trade 1 and 8) | 45 |
| Two things a beer-swilling Rottweiler can do? | 45 |
| Living ___ (what an employer is asked to pay) | 45 |
| Admirer of the composer of "Rienzi" | 45 |
| Red vehicle that might transport a teddy bear | 45 |
| Show about Radio Flyers falling from the sky? | 45 |
| " . . . ___ thou with me": Tennyson | 45 |
| Massachusetts landmark made famous by Thoreau | 45 |
| "Where's ___?" (kids' book) | 45 |
| Much sought after guy in children's books | 45 |
| "The Great ___ Pepper" (1975 movie) | 45 |
| First half of a famous Park Avenue hotel name | 45 |
| Home to Tom Jones and the Super Furry Animals | 45 |
| Film festival city guidebook for pedestrians? | 45 |
| Marsupial that may be no larger than a rabbit | 45 |
| Reason the Sheetrock expert did a sloppy job? | 45 |
| Pixar title character with a cockroach friend | 45 |
| Where to find the Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum | 45 |
| John of "America's Most Wanted" | 45 |
| 'America's Most Wanted' host John | 45 |
| German architect with a penchant for bow ties | 45 |
| Actor in "Casey's Shadow," 1978 | 45 |
| Ballroom dance in triple time | 45 |
| Harry Potter's had a phoenix feather core | 45 |
| Harry Potter's contains a phoenix feather | 45 |
| Lloyd and Paul of baseball's Hall of Fame | 45 |
| "___ Be Startin' Somethin'" | 45 |
| "What Women ___" (Mel Gibson movie) | 45 |
| "Don't You ___ Me" Human League | 45 |
| Original "People's Court" judge | 45 |
| In song, it's good for absolutely nothing | 45 |
| Member of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse | 45 |
| "Why Can't We Be Friends?" band | 45 |
| Tolstoy's epic about vegetable rationing? | 45 |
| "Soft" or "silver" suffix | 45 |
| "Silver" or "soft" ending | 45 |
| Where armies march? (or B-29 missing a piece) | 45 |