MSD Lunar New Year Party - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.

1. Polly Arnold (Chem Sciences Director)
2. ALS
3. Michael Brandt (Lab Deputy Director for Operations)
4. Ddeokguk - Korean rice cake soup
5. ALS
6. Cafeteria
7. Old Town
8. CXRO
9. Building 69 (Receiving)
10. Doudna Rd
11. Elements (daily newsfeed)
12. NCEM
13. Mountain lion
14. Building 66
15. Chu Rd
16. Building 33
17. Bobcat
18. Grizzly Peak Gate
19. LeConte Hall
20. Bobcat
21. 12 Grapes (Spanish tradition)
22. Donner Lab
23. lion dance
24. Sutardja Dai Hall
25. Bánh Chưng & Bánh Tét - Vietnamese square /round cakes
26. Steve Kevan (ALS Director)
27. Bleigießen (Lead pouring - German tradition)
28. MSD 1-Stop
29. Deer
30. Building 69 (Receiving)
31. LeConte Hall
32. Ddeokguk - Korean rice cake soup
33. Redwood tree
34. rosca de reyes - Mexican "king's wreath cake"
35. Turkey
36. 7, 9, or 12 meals on New Year's Eve (Estonia)
37. Foundry
38. Year of the Ox
39. media noche - Filipino midnight meal on New Year's Eve
40. First Footing - Scottish tradition of bringing gifts to your neighbor
41. Auld Lang Syne
42. nian gao - new year cake eaten on Chinese New Year's eve
43. Building 2
44. toshikoshi soba - Japanese "year-crossing" noodles
45. Health Services (Bldg 26)
46. Health Services (Bldg 26)
47. Redwood tree
48. Perlmutter Rd
49. Steve Kevan (ALS Director)
50. Year of the Ox
51. Donner Lab
52. Potter Street
53. Horst Simon (Lab Deputy Director for Research)
54. Mountain lion
55. Foundry
56. Building 62
57. Jeff Neaton (Energy Sciences ALD)
58. Etcheverry Hall
59. moon cake
60. Cafeteria
61. Mark Asta (MSD Director)
62. Mark Asta (MSD Director)
63. rosca de reyes - Mexican "king's wreath cake"
64. "Kransekage" - Scandinavian wreath cake
65. New Year's Eve ball at the Imperial Palace in Vienna
66. lion dance
67. Marmorgugelhupf (Austrian marble cake) -
68. Building 2
69. 7, 9, or 12 meals on New Year's Eve (Estonia)
70. Guest House
71. Deer
72. Joint Genome Institute
73. 12 Grapes (Spanish tradition)
74. Etcheverry Hall
75. Marmorgugelhupf (Austrian marble cake)
76. Cyclotron Rd
77. Building 66
78. MSD 1-Stop
79. CXRO
80. Elements (daily newsfeed)
81. toshikoshi soba - Japanese "year-crossing" buckwheat noodles
82. Guest House
83. Auld Lang Syne
84. Building 62
85. Horst Simon (Lab Deputy Director for Research)
86. Building 33
87. New Year's Eve ball at the Imperial Palace in Vienna
88. Kristin Persson (Foundry Director)
89. Joint Genome Institute
90. Perlmutter Rd
91. "Kransekage"/"kransekake" - Wreath cake Denmark & Norway
92. Bleigießen (Lead pouring - German tradition)
93. Doudna Rd
94. Lantern festival (15th & final day of Chinese New Year celebrations
95. Polly Arnold (Chem Sciences Director)
96. Cyclotron Rd
97. NCEM
98. Michael Brandt (Lab Deputy Director for Operations)
99. Kristin Persson (Foundry Director)
100. Lantern festival - final day of Chinese New Year celebrations
101. media noche - Filipino midnight meal on New Year's Eve
102. Bánh Chưng & Bánh Tét - Vietnamese square / round cakes
103. Turkey
104. Jeff Neaton (Energy Sciences ALD)
105. Grizzly Peak Gate
106. Old Town
107. new year cake (nian gao) - eaten on Chinese New Year's eve
108. First Footing - Scottish tradition of bringing gifts of shortbread, a black bun, and whisky to your neighbor
109. moon cake
110. Chu Rd
111. Sutardja Dai Hall
112. Potter Street