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Randy Lilleston is the homepage editor for AARP.org. He previously served as editor-in-chief for business news publisher Industry Dive and was a senior digital editor for NPR, USA Today and CNN.
It's time again for your Columbia News Quiz. This month's quiz includes questions on community outreach by our student athletes, one professor's research in the wetlands of NYC, and a renowned 18th-century Indigenous leader. Let's see how much you remember from the month of November!
Answer: Fake. The source may be legitimate, but the photo is fake. The raccoon-riding-an-alligator story went viral in 2015, spreading from Florida media to global news outlets like the BBC. But it all turned out to be a hoax by American performance artist Zardulu, who staged the photo with taxidermied animals.
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Each Thanksgiving we like to bring out this news quiz about Thanksgiving weekend football at Iowa colleges, given that the University of Iowa, Iowa State University, University of Northern Iowa and Wartburg College football teams are on the schedule this year.
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You know the drill: Answer 10 questions about stuff that happened last week. Questions are multiple choice and free of judgment. After the quiz, scroll down to read Bridge stories you may have missed.
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