If you’ve ever talked about “the birds and the bees” or referenced “the best laid plans of mice and men,” then you’ve inadvertently quoted some of the English language’s most famous poets.

“Ask not for whom the bell tolls—it tolls for thee.” When the poet John Donne wrote these words, centuries ago, it was customary for churches in England to toll their bells to announce the ...

In this picturesque atmosphere of nature’s varied splendor, Guyana’s population of six races/ethnicities, interact daily with civility, and an ever-increasing harmony that critics of the current ...

Because the biggest risk is an uncalculated risk, these steps threaten the future of the region from beginning to end. As the famous poet John Donne said: "And therefore never send to know for whom ...

Speaking of war, the next major offense against free expression occurred early in the Civil War (which ironically happened because the American political system, unlike that of Britain and France, fai ...

Bunche, Greenwood Leadership Academy, Hamilton, Hawthorne, John Hope Franklin ... who chose not to seek a third term. For whom the tardy bell tolls: When classes resume Monday, the school ...

Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich smiles as lead guitarist Kirk Hammett circles bassist Robert Trujillo while they perform "For Whom the Bell Tolls" at the Power Trip Music Festival at the Empire Polo ...

featuring songs like “Enter Sandman,” “Until It Sleeps,” “Nothing Else Matters,” “For Whom the Bell Tolls,” “The Memory Remains” and “Master of Puppets.” ...