We don't use this in Ap Style -- ever.

Stress, coffee, an oboe, books and the color teal.

The engagement editor, Nick Trujillo, likes to say, "that is ___________ for you."

Cats, a jean jacket, crystal necklaces, tea and an entire bookstore.

The new name of the Investigation desk.

These are usually used on the second reference, unless the organization is well known.

A bicycle, modern art, a hydroflask, a camera and the color yellow.

This joke started in-house because we refuse to adhere to a name, but went so far that Saturday Night Live did a skit on it last semester.

Scarfs, sweater vests, a religious studies textbook, a messenger bag and knitting needles.

Exactly one year ago, this person was still Arts & Life editor.

Although we'd like to get creative with it, we use "______" after a quote.

Tote bag, bobby pins, headphones, anime and the color navy.

Where the Copy desk likes to out our mistakes.

Pepper spray, a camera, a whiteboard marker, a sprained ankle and Vanessa Ontiveros.

The original colors of the University of Arizona, the Daily Wildcat's previous name and coincidentally the color the Daily Wildcat graduation cords.

There are two kinds of doctors, but we only use THIS title alongside a name, and only on the first reference.

Tennis shoes, Nike, a UA T-shirt, a sports bag and the color pink.

Brett Fera, the Daily Wildcat advisor, has a terrifying window sticker of this man in his office.

Basketball shorts, a d20, the Adventure Zone, manicured nails and a chai latte.

The number of print copies the Daily Wildcat distributes each week.

The vocabulary for what something is named, and NOT what something is worthy of.

Pens, rings, GRL, ballroom dance and the color blue.

The dumbest joke to ever come out of this newsroom. Hint: Eric Wise.

Sports clothes, an AP Style Guide, sticky lizards, board games and a potted plant.

In-house, we have this nickname for the president of the university.