University of Chicago Scavenger Hunt - Notable Items

Notable Items

  • A periodic coffee table. (25 points plus 1 point per element included)
  • A real live, breathing elephant. (500 points)
  • Consume Balut
  • A breeder reactor built in a shed, and the boy scout badge to prove credit was given where boy scout credit was due. (500 points) This item was completed, although the team only came in second place.
  • A zeusaphone. (300 points)
  • A Stradivarius violin, viola or cello. (90 points for a violin, 125 points for a cello, 150 points for a viola)

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