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The Bereavement of Turnus There is much controversy over the ending of Virgil's, The Aeneid. Critics believe this work to be unfinished because it doesn't end with the founding of Rome. aeneid • the aeneid • turnus • heroism • tragedy
Stategic Revision It's the night before the exam, and you haven't looked at your notes yet. Now is not the time to panic. Selective revision gives results even with only an hour to spare. cramming • exam • revision • essay • student
Bringing Beowulf to Life Students and teachers are excited about the recent film release of Beowulf. These activities bring the epic poem to life in the high school English classroom. beowulf movie • beowulf lesson plan • beowulf activities • high school english • english lesson plan
The Hector / Achilles Dichotomy Who is the real hero of Homer's Iliad? Most would automatically say Achilles, but it is Hector who possesses the heart of gold. hector • achilles • the illiad • hector and achilles • hector vs. achilles
The Trouble with Paradise Man's view of society perfected turns out to be fatally flawed. hope • optimisim • great expectations • peace • utopia
Book Review: The Widow and Her Hero Well-known Australian author Thomas Keneally examines the life of an Australian war hero and his widow in this Miles Franklin Literary Award longlisted novel. the widow and her hero • thomas keneally • miles franklin literary award • australian wartime fiction • love and loyalty in wartime
Our Dwindling American Heroes Medal of Honor recipients are among America's greatest heroes, but their rapidly dwindling numbers bring an increased sense of urgency to remember their heroism. medal of honor • veterans • memorial day • world war ii • iraq war
Exposing Wannabe Heroes Without an official database of all official military medal citations, criminals are tainting the honor of America's real heroes. medal of honor • hero • heroes • american hero • congressional medal of honor
Heroic Rats Pet rats rescue their human famlies - tales of rodent bravery rats • rodents • heroic pets • animal courage • human-animal bond
ROAR LIKE A KITTEN Inside our meek little kitties lurk raging lions just waiting to roar. Scarlett is one little lioness whose scars serve as reminders of the courageous heart that beats within heroic cats • watch cats • firefighting cats • burglar • gizmo
Hero? My Eye! An Honest Look at Achilles An examination of the anti-hero Achilles, from Homer's epic <i>The Iliad</i> homer • iliad • odyssey • hector • achilles
Under-dogs of Middle-earth One staple of modern film and fantasy is the tale of the under-dog - the poor bloke for whom there apparently is no hope. JRR Tolkien drew from the ancient texts he studied to craft stories of the under-dogs of Middle-earth. tolkien • middle-earth • lord of the rings • aragorn • rohan
Flushed Away international poster New poster for Flushed Away puts different spin (heh-heh-heh) on animated movie. flushed away • animation • movie • dreamworks • aardman studios
Christopher Logue's War Music Poet Christopher Logue, who doesn't speak Ancient Greek, has produced a radical new poem based on The Iliad with the help of Homeric scholar Donald Carne-Ross. christopher logue • war music • the iliad • homer • poetic translation
Classic Authors: Ralph Waldo Emerson A brief biography of Ralph Waldo Emerson. transcendentalism • author • ralph waldo emerson
Coast Guard Makes a Million Saves The United States Coast Guard has reached a remarkable public service milestone. The service has rescued more than one million people since it's inception in 1790. a million lives saved • coast guard rescues • rescue milestone • significant rescue events • homeland security
Father Daughter Dance Songs Need a great song for a father daughter dance? Here are some traditional and unusual choices. father daughter dance song • wedding reception • wedding song • mother-son dance • sentimental song
Jason and the Golden Fleece Jason was a Greek hero celebrated for retrieving the Golden Fleece with his crew, the Argonauts, along with some divine intervention, and the help of a woman in love. jason • golden fleece • hermes • zeus • centaur
Romanticism in Music Romanticism and the Romantic Period is a segment of music history that has profoundly shaped all music that has been written since. romantic • music • romanticism • romantic period • music
The General George Patton Museum The General George Patton Museum at Fort Knox honors the memory of military hero. kentucky museum • fort knox museum • kentucky military museum • general patton museum • george patton museum
The Long Walk, by Slavomir Rawicz: Book Review Book review of "The Long Walk," by Slavomir Rawicz slavomir • rawicz • long walk • escape • heroic
X-Men's Wolverine Ever wondered about the history behind one of Marvel comics most extreme fighting machines? Read on for details of the mutant known as the Wolverine. x-men wolverine • uncanny x-men • astonishing x-men • ultimate x-men • new avengers
Adventures of Sword and Sorcery Magazine This is about the fantasy fiction magazine Adventures of Sword and Sorcery. adventures of sword and sorcery • fantasy • fiction • reviews • magazine
Blonde Babes Berate Bill A tongue-in-cheek essay talking discussing the Conservative beautiful blondes. kellyann fitzpatrick • laura ingrahm • ann coulter • conservatives • men
Book Review: Hippocrene Guide to The Underground Railroad This is a review of a book that tries to detail the Underground Railroad and the sites one can see today. If you plan on visiting UGRR sites, perhaps as a family vacation, this book is handy. underground railroad • book • sites • monuments • buildings
Buffalo Bill: Old West Legend Buffalo Bill is buried on Lookout Mountain, west of Denver, and the Buffalo Bill Grave and Museum attract fans of the Old West from all over the world buffalo bill cody museum and grave • denver • golden • lookout mountain • buffalo herd
Commodore Perry and the Opening of Japan What was the impact of Commodore Perry's illegal entry of Japanese waters? japan • samurai • isolationism • american imperialism • tokugawa ieyasu
Doctor Who Series 1: Episode 8 In Father's Day, the TARDIS appears in 1987, on the day when Rose's father was killed. She's never seen him, as far as she can recollect; he died when she was a toddler. tardis • bbc • doctor who • reapers • father'sday
Early Renaissance Painters What are the subjects doing in the paintings of these 15th-century Dutch and Italian masters and where can art enthusiasts see these paintings today? st. louis of toulouse • simone martini • museo di capodimonte in naples • robert campin • merode altarpiece
Evolution of Women Heroes in Film Throughout history women have sought the equal opportunities afforded to men, including the right to kick some butt; these filmmakers have given them their chance. women heroes • female action heroes • chicks who kick butt • gender roles in film • james cameron
Getting the Best Gear for Lower Level PVP in WoW Although making enough WoW gold is important in creating a twink, it's more important to get dungeon and quest gear since they're often better than what can be bought. world of warcraft gold • wow gold • world of warcraft powerleveling guide • wow powerleveling guide • world of warcraft
Giorgio Perlasca: A Quiet Hero The year was 1943, and one man's bravery and courage to stand up for what he believed in saved thousands of lives. giorgio perlasca • the banality of goodness • stefan rulli • rnrico deaglio • sandro petraglia
Great World War II Movies The movies made during the war, even the classics, emphasized patriotism. The perspective of time introduced more realism. world war ii movies • war movies • hollywood war movies • patriotic movies • oscar winners
Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors Finally, a new book that gets it right. navy • us navy • hornfischer • battle off samar • battle of leyte gulf
Life In Alemanni Liechtenstein Part 1 Life in Alemanni Liechtenstein was harsh but the tribe members lived a full and rich life. liechtenstein • alemanni • parents • chidren • tribe
Lt. Col. Asa Bird Gardiner An accomplished lawyer and soldier who had his Congressional Medal of Honor revoked, Gardiner coined the phrase "Reform be damned" when pundits criticized Tammany Hall. asa bird gardiner • gettsyburg • medal of honor • tammany hall • reform be damned
Marvel Comics: The Beginning Marvel Comics, the home of such legendary characters as Spider-Man, Captain America, and the X-Men, has a long and storied past. marvel comics • martin goodman • frank torpey • human torch • sub-mariner
Much help is needed these days................. How the community and the employers in it can help out the emergency services. fire • firefighting • rescue • emt • ems
Paradox by John Meaney Meaney is regular Interzone contributor. Volume 1 of a new British space opera trilogy introduces Tom Corcoran (similar to Paul Atreides from Dune) and his cat Paradox. paradox • john meaney • nulapeiron volume 1 • greg egan • mary turzillo
South Africa's Battle for Delville Wood, France In the battle for Delville Wood in 1916 France,121 Officers and 3032 other ranks walked into the woods. Six days later only two officers and 140 other ranks walked out. south africa in world war i • delville wood and mametz • the somme july 1916 • the great war • south african national memorial in france
The Angel of Marye's Heights The Battle if Fredericksburg's Angel, Richard Kirkland. battle of fredericksburg • angel of marye's heights • civil war
The Angel of the Battlefield A brief war and postwar biography of Clara Barton clara barton • american civil war • nurses • heroines • united states
The Battle at Beecher’s Island, 1868, part 1 Major George Alexander Forsyth of the Ninth Cavalry and aides-de-camps, in 1868, to General Sheridan is authorized to raise a company of scouts from Forts Harker and Hayes, Kansas for a campaign against some Cheyenne, who had been raiding and killing across Kansas. Forsyth’s second in command is Lieutenant Frederick H. Beecher of the Third Infantry, a nephew of the famed Henry Ward Beecher. george alexander forsyth • frederick h. beecher • cavalry • sheridan • harker
The Century Award Winners The votes are counted, and the winners decided! Here's the skinny on who finally came out on top in the fan voted Century Awards! xena • hercules • lucy lawless • renee o'connor • kevin sorbo
The Royal Air Force At the start of WWI, British pilots belonged to the Royal Naval Air Service. In 1918 they joined forces with the Royal Flying Corps and soon carved out an essential role. royal air force history • knights of the air • royal air force pilots • royal air force background • royal air force roles
Thomas Carlyle Biography Biography of British writer, philosopher, and critic Thomas Carlyle, a leading thinker of his day, famous for The History of Frederick the Great. thomas carlyle biography • scottish writer philosopher historian essayist cri • carlyle the history of frederick the great • carlyle the french revolution • works by carlyle
Valery Gergiev and Kirov Orchestra Conductor Valery Gergiev and the Kirov Orchestra of St. Petersburg bring us fantastical encounters between gods, ogres, and men. russian composers • valery gergiev • kirov orchestra • st. petersburg • stravinsky
Wall-E Vs. The Dark Knight In Wall-E, evil lurks in all of us; in The Dark Knight, evil is a virus that infects good people through fear and greed. the dark knight • wall-e • dystopia • evil • the joker
War and Peace: Volume II, Part I Nicholas Rostov leads a bachelor life in Moscow, Pierre duels over his wife's infidelity, and Prince Andrei loses a wife but gains a son. leo tolstoy's epic russian novel • war and peace volume 2 part 1 summary • nicolas rostov and denisov • sonya and natasha rostova • dolokhov and pierre's duel |
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