Q: (CNN) -- Robert Barchi believed he had much more important business to deal with at Rutgers, and in many ways, he's probably right. He is overseeing a massive merger between the university and the state's medical schools, one that will shape higher education in New Jersey for generations.

But now there was an issue involving a videotape of his basketball coach. This was early December, just after Rutgers had received a much-celebrated invitation to the Big Ten Conference. The tape contained clips of Mike Rice throwing basketballs at his players, shoving them and cursing at them, and using a homophobic slur.

When it was given to ESPN months later, it dominated the airwaves for a week and sparked a scandal that rocked the Rutgers athletic department and, for many alums, disgraced the school.

The tape was toxic. The tape overshadowed everything Barchi was trying to accomplish on the New Brunswick, New Jersey, campus. But he never watched that tape until after it aired.

"It was a revelation," Barchi said a few weeks later, "that the intensity of the response, both within the community, within the state and nationally on this very important and very serious issue could totally swamp out all of the other issues we're trying to deal with and color everything else we're doing."

Revelation isn't the right word. Reality is. Barchi isn't the first university president -- and he won't be the last -- to learn how a scandal in college athletics can shape his administration or, for some, end it entirely.

1. Robert Barchi.
2. Rutgers.
3. The university and the state's medical schools.
4. Yes.
5. His basketball coach.
6. December.
7. Rutgers had received an invitation to the Big Ten Conference.
8. Mike Rice.
9. Throwing basketballs at his players.
10. Shoving them.
11. Cursing at them.
12. A homophobic slur.
13. ESPN.
14. Yes.
15. No..
16. No.
17. It overshadowed everything he was trying to accomplish.
18. New Jersey.
19. New Brunswick.
20. A revelation.

Numbered questions:
1. Who is the primary subject of this article?
2. Where does he work?
3. What entities is he supervising a merger between?
4. is this an event with far-reaching consequences?
5. What member of his staff did he have an issue with?
6. What month did this transpire?
7. What significant event had occurred prior to the incident?
8. What is the name of the coach?
9. What did the tape show him doing?
10. What else?
11. Anything other offenses?
12. What specific offensive language did he use?
13. Which network got a hold of the recording?
14. Was it a popular story?
15. Did it reflect well on the school?
16. Had Barchi seen the recording before the network showed it?
17. How did the tape affect Barchi's efforts at Rutgers?
18. What state is Rutgers located in?
19. And what city?
20. How did he describe the response to the recording?

Q: The first known European explorer to reach Bermuda was Spanish sea captain Juan de Bermudez in 1503, after whom the islands are named. He claimed the apparently uninhabited islands for the Spanish Empire. Paying two visits to the archipelago, Bermudez never landed on the islands, but did create a recognisable map of the archipelago. Shipwrecked Portuguese mariners are now thought to have been responsible for the 1543 inscription in Portuguese Rock (previously called Spanish Rock). Subsequent Spanish or other European parties are believed to have released pigs there, which had become feral and abundant on the island by the time European settlement began. In 1609, the English Virginia Company, which had established Jamestown in Virginia (a term originally applied to all of the North American continent) two years earlier, permanently settled Bermuda in the aftermath of a hurricane, when the crew and passengers of the Sea Venture steered the ship onto the surrounding reef to prevent its sinking, then landed ashore.

1. Juan de Bermudez got it first
2. He was a Spanish guy
3. No
4. He was a sea captain
5. He went there in 1503
6. Twice
7. Twice
8. yes
9. yes pigs
10. yes a lot of pigs
11. yes
12. somebody released them
13. people from Spanish and European parties
14. Spanish Rock
15. Now it is Portuguese Rock
16. somewhere in 1543
17. Shipwrecked Portuguese mariners did it
18. by a Spanish guy called Juan de Bermudez
19. He claimed nobody was there
20. Nobody lived there

Numbered questions:
1. Who got to Bermuda first?
2. Where was he from?
3. Was he a farmer?
4. What was he?
5. What year did he get there?
6. How many times did he land there?
7. How many trips there did he take?
8. Did he make a map?
9. Are there any animals on the island?
10. Are there a lot of them?
11. Are they domesticated?
12. How did they get there?
13. Who?
14. What rock did someone write on?
15. What do we call it now?
16. What year did this happen?
17. Who probably did it?
18. Who is Bermuda named for?
19. Who did he claim the island for?
20. Were people living there at the time?

Q: GUESS what's making 9 millionprefix = st1 /USteenagers scream at the top of their voices this summer? It's not the Hulk or Iron man hitting someone across a room, but the catchy beat of the music in Disney's latest TV movie Camp Rock, which came out in theUSon June 20. The show attracted more than 8.9 million viewers.

So how does CampRockattract so many viewers? One reason is that it features the hugely popular boy band the Jonas Brothers, whom all the girls seem to _

But what's the story?

Connect Three is a rock group. One member, Shane Gray (Joe Jonas)needs to get rid of his bad boy rocker image, so he's sent by fellow band members Nate (Nick Jonas)and Jason (Kevin Jonas) to a music camp as a guest instructor . The idea is the camp will help him clean up his act.

There he meets Mitchie Torres (Demi Lovato), a teenage girl with an extraordinary voice and a driving ambition to be a pop singer. However, she can only afford to be at the expensive camp by helping her mom work in the mess hall between classes.

When Shane overhears Mitchie singing from behind closed doors, he sets out to find the girl with the beautiful voice.

One group of teenagers was really eager to watch the movie. The kids took their positions on the floor to countdown to show time. One of them, Leah Karrels, 16, even sang the movie's theme , We Rock. She explained that she's seen the trailer so many times she knows the words by heart.

The girls cheered when the movie began, and for the next two hours the only time they got up was to run for chocolate ice cream cake from the freezer.

"I'm sure this is going to knock High School Musical off the shelves in stores. This is the next big thing," said Leah.

1. Camp Rock
2. no
3. a rock group
4. Jonas Brothers
5. Connect Three is a rock group
6. Shane, Nate and Jason
7. Mitchie Torres
8. Demi Lovato
9. expensive camp
10. We Rock
11. Disney
12. no
13. unknown
14. June 20
15. no
16. US
17. rock
18. no
19. her mom
20. no

Numbered questions:
1. What is Disney's latest TV movie?
2. Is this film about animals?
3. What's it about?
4. What real singers are in it?
5. What's their name in the film?
6. What are their fictional names?
7. Who is the love interest?
8. Who plays her?
9. What is the setting of the film?
10. What is the movie's main song?
11. What channel is this on?
12. Were their 7 million watchers?
13. What year did this come out?
14. What date did it come out?
15. Was that the worldwide release date?
16. What country?
17. What sort of melodies does the film portray?
18. Does the love interest assist her father at the program for musical youth?
19. Who does she help?
20. Is her melodic ability just okay?