Yes, Dec through early Feb

2 twist 2 turious

In 2021 when we taught online I started each lecture with a song selection from youtube. On Feb 2 that year I used I Got You Babe. Played it again the next class, Feb 4. Sadly, no laughs or any other kind of reactions

In the example you give, I assume you've used allcaps to indicate phrasal stress occurring earlier than the final word (which ofc happens if discourse context motivates it)

I'd call it focus stress. Unless context demands otherwise, primary phrasal stress tends to occur on the primary stressed syllable of the final word. Focus = primary phrasal stress occurring somewhere other than canonical position

We also have an endearing trait in which no two big lecture halls have the same room number, so 1004, 1006, 1179, 1560, 1009 are all the largest halls in their respective buildings (and that's an incomplete list too)

U of Ottawa, U of Arizona, UCSB are all Bldg-Rm. I've heard the opposite at UCSB but the directory system definitely uses bldg first

and for good measure

I'm not usually a "look what shite I got the AI to produce" kind of guy anymore, but behold:

I would not have noticed if you had not pointed it out!