Big name in movie studios, 8 letters
Ivy League member in the Big Apple, 8 letters
Mayor Dinkins (1990-93) teaches public affairs here, 8 letters
New York university, 8 letters
Palmetto State capital, 8 letters
South Carolina's capital, 8 letters
The gem of the ocean, 8 letters
A town in west central Tennessee, 8 letters
A university town in central Missouri, 8 letters
Capital and largest city in South Carolina, 8 letters
Known for its salmon runs in the spring, 8 letters
A North American river, 8 letters
Located in central South Carolina, 8 letters
Alma mater of Rodgers and Hammerstein, 15 letters
South Carolina women's school, 15 letters
Slices of pizza off 16th St.?, 15 letters
April 12, 1981 milestone, 21 letters
It doesn't sell postcards near a N.Y. university, 16 letters
It doesn't sell Space Shuttle photos, 16 letters
Longtime label for Frank Sinatra, 15 letters
Musical brand since 1888, 15 letters
University of South Carolina transcripts?, 15 letters
Regular Manhattan university transport?, 15 letters
Green line stop that doubles as a D.C. gym?, 15 letters
Detective for old people in the afternoon, 7 letters
Emmy-winning role of '72, '75, '76 and '90, 7 letters
Familiar raincoat wearer, 7 letters
Noted television lieutenant, 7 letters
Peugeot-driving detective, 7 letters
TV cop in dilapidated Peugeot ragtop, 7 letters
TV detective, drove Peugeot convertible, 7 letters
TV sleuth in dilapidated Peugeot, 7 letters
Any of various tall perennial herbs constituting the genus Frasera, 7 letters
Widely distributed in warm dry upland areas of the United States Pacific states, 7 letters
15th century explorer, 8 letters
City with a famous zoo, 8 letters
A town in eastern Mississippi near the border with Alabama, 8 letters
Site of Ohio State University, 8 letters
Located in the center of the state, 8 letters
The state capital of Ohio, 8 letters
A city in western Georgia on the Chattahoochee River, 8 letters
Transport named after Christopher?, 11 letters
New York City subway hub, 9 letters
Site of the New Your Coliseum, 14 letters
Where New Yorkers go around, 14 letters
Colorado, in 1905, was the first state to observe it, 11 letters
October 13, 2008 celebration, 11 letters
October observance, 11 letters
'I'm moving to where?', 10 letters
I won a trip to where? You're kidding!, 10 letters
Electrical resistance generated in Upper Arlington?, 11 letters
Marble Cliff, Ohio, and Grove City, Ohio, for two, 15 letters
Ionic or Doric, e.g., 6 letters
It may be Doric or Ionic, 6 letters
Newspaper opinion piece, 6 letters
Periodical opinion piece, 6 letters
Regular magazine feature, 6 letters
A line of (usually military) units following one after another, 6 letters
A linear array of numbers one above another, 6 letters
An article giving opinions or perspectives, 6 letters
A tall cylindrical vertical upright, 6 letters
First of several lists of items, 7 letters
Traditional side on Chinese menus, 7 letters
Like the Parthenon, e.g., 8 letters
Spreadsheet label, maybe, 13 letters
Newspaper article measure, 10 letters
Newspaperman's measure, 10 letters
Journalist of sorts, 9 letters
A journalist who writes editorials, 9 letters
Some opinion offerers, 10 letters
Part of a balancing act?, 15 letters
Part of a budget spreadsheet, 15 letters
A marble support + 2 letters = a seafood dish, 8 letters
Newspaper features that may offer commentary on a particular field of interest, 7 letters
Newspaper reportage, 7 letters
Spreadsheet number, 11 letters
Spreadsheet measure, 11 letters
Spreadsheet parameter, 11 letters
Great circle of the celestial sphere, 6 letters
Equinoctial and solstitial, 7 letters
Mostly harmless temperate-to-tropical terrestrial or arboreal or aquatic snakes, 8 letters
About two-thirds of all living species, 10 letters
Nonvenomous snakes, 10 letters
A constellation in the southern hemisphere near Puppis and Caelum, 7 letters
Type genus of the Columbidae typical pigeons, 7 letters
A shelter for birds (especially pigeons), 11 letters
Extinct dodos and solitaires, 13 letters
A plant of the genus Aquilegia having irregular showy spurred flowers, 9 letters
North temperate regions especially mountains, 9 letters
A black mineral that is an ore of niobium and tantalum, 9 letters
A former name for niobium, 9 letters
Many cultivated for their flowers and ornamental foliage, 8 letters
Small genus of Eurasian shrubs with yellow flowers and bladdery pods, 7 letters