Author: Katharina Schwarck
Across 2. Last name of the author of “Bright Star”. 4. The Faculty of Arts’ favourite animal. 7. One of the three rivers on campus. It is the Western-most river of the three. It has its source near Cheseaux. 11. Last name of the author of “Recitatif” and “Beloved”. 12. Le Château de ……. 13. UNIL’s shepherd, Bob …… 14. The linguist who theorised the cooperative principle and the eponymous maxims. | Down 1. The English students’ association. 3. The number of printed MUSE editions there have been, including this one.* 5. One of the three rivers on campus. Etymologically, this river’s name means “crayfish river”. 6. Virginia Woolf’s androgynous character. 7. UNIL’s favourite animal. 8. William Warder’s last name. You know, the guy who created the publishing house that’s responsible for all the big books we have to buy in first year. 9. The Canadian city Cécile Heim went to on exchange during her MA.* 10. Harry Potter’s owl. 11. One of the three rivers on campus. This river is the only one that does not have a metro stop named after it. |
Clues marked with a * correspond to answers that can be found in this edition of MUSE.
Answers:
Across 2. Keats 4. Fox 7. Sorge 11. Morrison 12. Dorigny 13. Martin 14. Grice | Down 1. SCOPE 3. Sixteen* 5. Chamberonne 6. Orlando 7. Sheep 8. Norton 9.Vancouver* 10. Hedwig 11. Mèbre |