| Clue | Answer |
| A mainstay of high school English courses, this John Knowles novel is set in a pre-WWII New England Prep school. | |
| Absence of mental stress, or a track from the debut album by Boston. | |
| After starring in Meatballs (1978) and My Bodyguard (1980), this Canadian teen's acting career pretty much fizzled out. | |
| British PM Neville Chamberlain famously and mistakenly annouced in 1938 that the Munich Agreement he signed with Hitler guaranteed this. | |
| Count Pierre Bezukhov is the central character in this mammoth novel by Leo Tolstoy. | |
| Founded in Canada in 1971, this environmental action group is best known for their at-sea protests of whaling and French nuclear testing. | |
| In Judiasm, any sacrifice to God. More colloquially, a gift to mend a rift. | |
| In Latin, Requiescat in pace. It commonly appears on Catholic graves. | |
| Led by singer Raine Maida, this Canadian alt-rock band are best known for the tracks 'Starseed', 'Superman's Dead' and 'Somewhere Out There'. | |
| Last line of the first verse of 'Silent Night' | |
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| Isaiah 9:5 prophesizes the coming of this child, believed by many to be Jesus. | |
| Legal official below the status of a judge, who often rules on midemeanor cases and can perform civil marriages. | |
| Practising on the tuba at 3 in the morning in a residential neighborhood might lead to you being charged with this. | |
| Since its formation in 1961, over 200,000 young Americans have volunteered to work abroad for this organization. | |
| The calumet, a ceremonial smoking device used in aboriginal treaty ceremonies, is often misnamed this. | |
| The third and least successful single released from the debut album by Eagles. | |
| Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, Jimmy Carter and Barack Obama are the only US Presidents to receive this international award. | |
| This 1997 George Clooney-Nicole Kidman thriller was the first film released by DreamWorks. | |
| This BC-Alberta waterway has twice the flow rate of the Nile. | |
| Tommy Smothers is one of the background singers in this John Lennon single recorded in a Montreal hotel room. | |
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