| Ancient Olympic games site | 26 |
| New Haven Ivy Leaguers | 22 |
| Site of first Olympic games | 27 |
| Site of ancient Olympic games | 29 |
| First Olympic Games site | 24 |
| Collegians wearing Y's | 26 |
| Bush and Clinton, once | 22 |
| Yale students, familiarly | 25 |
| Whiffenpoof Society members | 27 |
| Their mascot is Handsome Dan | 28 |
| The Bushes, collegiately | 24 |
| Some Connecticut collegians | 27 |
| Site of ancient Olympics | 24 |
| George and George W., e.g. | 26 |
| Certain Connecticut coeds | 25 |
| Bill and Hillary, e.g. | 22 |
| Athletes wearing Y's | 24 |
| Yale students, informally | 25 |
| Their mascot is a bulldog | 25 |
| The Clintons, circa 1971 | 24 |
| Team once led by Albie Booth | 28 |
| Site of early Olympic Games | 27 |
| Region in south Greece | 22 |
| Readers of the tabloid Rumpus | 29 |
| Original Olympics site | 22 |
| Olympics' first site | 24 |
| Nutmeg State Ivy Leaguers | 25 |
| New England collegians | 22 |
| Members of the Whiffenpoofs | 27 |
| Inventor Whitney et al. | 24 |
| Home of the ancient Olympics | 28 |
| Greek site of first Olympics | 28 |
| George Bush's classmates | 28 |
| First site of Olympic games | 27 |
| Eleven against the Cantabs | 26 |
| Clinton and Bush, e.g. | 22 |
| Classmates of James Franco | 26 |
| Bush and Kerry, collegiately | 28 |
| Bush and Clinton, at college | 28 |
| Bush 41 and Bush 43, for two | 28 |
| Bulldogs' supporters | 24 |
| Both Bushes, college-wise | 25 |
| Ancient site of Olympia | 23 |
| Ancient country in Greece | 25 |
| Ancient ally of Sparta | 22 |
| A department of Greece | 22 |
| "Y" sporters | 22 |
| Donovan of 'Clueless' | 29 |
| Children's author Bartone | 29 |
| "Aeneid" queen | 24 |
| Object of a Beethoven tribute | 29 |
| Name in a Beethoven opus | 24 |
| Dedicatee of a piano classic | 28 |
| Christine of "ER" | 27 |
| Beethoven wrote for her | 23 |
| ''Fur ___'' | 27 |
| Quinault's queen of Tyre | 28 |
| Ludwig wrote für her | 23 |
| Lotus sports-car model | 22 |
| Girl in a Beethoven title | 25 |
| Beethoven's Fur ____ | 27 |
| Beethoven wrote fur her | 23 |
| Beethoven musical honoree | 25 |
| An inspiration to Beethoven | 27 |
| 2000 Olympic gymnast ___ Ray | 28 |
| "Für ---" | 26 |
| Cuthbert of "24" | 26 |
| Elevator innovator Otis | 23 |
| Elijah's successor | 22 |
| Elevator inventor Otis | 22 |
| Prophet of I and II Kings | 25 |
| Old Testament miracle worker | 28 |
| Ninth-century B.C. prophet | 26 |
| First name in elevators | 23 |
| Elijah's selection | 22 |
| '24' actress Cuthbert | 29 |
| What an apostrophe may signal | 29 |
| Pronunciation omission | 22 |
| Omission, as of a vowel | 23 |
| Fo'c'sle feature | 24 |
| Speakers' shortcuts | 23 |
| Modern group-mailing tool | 25 |
| Tool for some group mailings | 28 |
| High-tech subscription aid | 26 |
| The best and the brightest | 26 |
| Social creme de la creme | 24 |
| Type size smaller than pica | 27 |
| Social Register listing | 23 |
| In a class of one's own | 27 |
| Type smaller than pica | 22 |
| Type size used in typewriters | 29 |
| Type on the typewriter | 22 |
| Those living high on the hog | 28 |
| The best and brightest | 22 |
| Social Register people | 22 |
| Social register listees | 23 |
| Size of typewriter type | 23 |
| Rabble's antithesis | 23 |
| Opposite of hoi polloi | 22 |
| Like the service academies | 26 |