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Saturday, March 9

Interested in famous beekeepers? Well, here are a few anyway. Edmund Hillary was best known for his family beekeeping business until he took up climbing very high mountains. Henry Fonda had his own hives, and his son Peter played a beekeeper in Ulee's Gold. There's also Leo Tolstoy, Aristotle, Thomas Jefferson, Thomas Edison and, of course, Sherlock Holmes.

Who wrote what is the only science fiction novel to win the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction?

A) Margaret Atwood

B) Michael Chabon

C) Philip K.

Dick

D) Cormac McCarthy

Previous answer: JFK soon discovered that not everybody in Dallas loved him.

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