Although this biography does not give a great amount of information on Siegfried Sassoon's literary writings, it does present some good information about his involvement in World War I.

Quite a few of Robert Herrick's many poems are included here in full text. A brief biographical sketch can be found here as well.

This brief biography of Sassoon (1886-1967 CE) includes some thoughts about his work and his connection to other writers of the time.

The Victorian Web provides the online text to some of Thomas Hardy's short stories and poems. Links are provided throughout for additional information on related subjects.

This brief biographical outline focuses on dates of events in Anthony Wayne's military career. There is also a description of a portrait but the portrait itself is not currently available.

Links to seven different documents regarding the hydrogen bomb and its development during the Cold War. Excellent resource.

This site provides a series of quotations from Hamlet and connects them to themes found in the play.

From the Mad Scientist Network. Using a question and answer format, this page explains the answer to the question "How come when you open a window the door is pulled in?" This intriguing everyday phenomenon is explained in terms of air...

Read and view the squirrel who went mad in captivity but now has regained his freedom and sanity.

Lynd Ward is profiled, considered a master American book illustrators, especially for his woodcut novels God's Man, Mad Man's Drum, Sons Without Words, and Vertigo.

Lynd Ward is profiled, considered a master American book illustrators, especially for his woodcut novels God's Man, Mad Man's Drum, Sons Without Words, and Vertigo.

Read and view the squirrel who went mad in captivity but now has regained his freedom and sanity.

Read and view the squirrel who went mad in captivity but now has regained his freedom and sanity.

Resources for learning about the history of mathematics in ancient Africa, specifically the diaspora. Looks at the prejudices that existed in past centuries towards African people, at mathematical discoveries and artifacts from Africa...

Called by many the greatest African American mathematician, David Blackwell has won many awards in his field. This site from the University of New York at Buffalo provides a thorough biography of his life and work.

A biography from the University of New York at Buffalo on Wilkins that also includes a partial list of his research publications and his lifetime awards.

Biographies of Blacks in mathematics from the 1700s to the present time.

Discover how mosquitoes affect human health and why they are such good carriers of disease.

A biography of Evelyn Granville, one of the first African American women to receive a Ph.D. in Mathematics.

A thorough biography of Euphemia Lofton Haynes, an educator who became the first African American woman to earn a Ph.D. in mathematics.

This biographical sketch from the Lakewood Public Library includes facts, accomplishments, and links to websites for further research.

This Ibiblio.org site contains information of the life of Pieter Brueghel, including a short paragraph on each of his children. Many of his paintings are also included in this site. A good source for reports and papers.

Called by many the greatest African American mathematician, David Blackwell has won many awards in his field. This site from the University of New York at Buffalo provides a thorough biography of his life and work.

A biography from the University of New York at Buffalo on Wilkins that also includes a partial list of his research publications and his lifetime awards.