This lengthy article from the Prologue Magazine discusses the general state of food production in World War II. In particular the article focuses on thw Women's Land Army, women recruited from both farm and city to grow and harvest the...

An extensive article discussing the work of Dr. Mark Lehner, a specialist on the history of the Pyramids and their construction. The article includes a number of excellent illustrations.

This lengthy article in the Prologue Magazine, a publication from the National Archives, details the operations of the Attorney General's List of Subversive Organizations, or AGLOSO, which was used in compiling information based on...

According to this very interesting article, it seems that the United States was just as culpable as Great Britain when it came to impressing sailors to serve on their ships. Read about the story of Charles Davis, a British citizen, who...

An online article on the life of Alexander Kerensky with a focus on his life in the United States when he was a professor at Stanford University.

This magazine article discusses tall tales and how they began to make life easier in a very hard life.

This magazine article focuses on Coretta Scott King's life and work to stop discrimination.

Read this magazine article to learn all about noodles or pasta including their history, materials used, names, and how it is eaten.

Read this magazine article to learn how beavers both help and hurt the environment they live it.

Read this magazine article to learn about string instruments such as the violin including how it is made, how it is played, and how it works.

Read this magazine article to learn about the piano including what the word means and how it works.

Read this magazine article to learn how recycled materials can be turned into works of art and the statement the artist is making.

This magazine article discusses stained glass including its history, how it is made, and materials used to make it.

Read this magazine article to learn about guitars including the history of guitars, kinds of guitars, and how they work.

In this magazine article, learn about how Katie Stagliano is working to feed the hungry by growing food for they hungry.

This magazine article discusses legends of monsters like Big Foot and The Loch Nest Monster. It explains how studies have disproved the existence of these monsters.

This article discusses the overproduction of corn and how it is contributing to obesity in our population. Corn, a starchy substance, is in everything we eat and drink. It explains the effect and what needs to be done to reduce it.

The qualities of a responsible person can be described but it can sometimes be a difficult concept to teach. This particular article frames this topic from the perspective of a parent but many points can be applied in a classroom setting.

The purpose of this article is to answer the question, "What do the greatest product designers consider to be the most important product design principles, and how can we apply them to our products?" In this article, you will learn six...

In this obituary-type article, Sheikh Imam's life and musical work are recounted. He is recognized as the "Creator of Modern Arabic Political Song," and the article credits his music with helping the political movements in the Arab world...

A printable article that reviews an art exhibit at the MoMA in New York. The article highlights a few of the product designs from the exhibit that each deal with the idea of safety. There is also a link to the online exhibit if you'd...

Technology can bring a lot of convenience into our lives. But it can also make us rely a little too much on our phones, tablets, laptops, and smart watches. Spelling and grammar is something that seems to suffer due to our over-reliance...

One high school's curriculum tackles the challenge of bridge construction. In this article, you will read one student's thought and design processes as well as some of the leading questions he was asked to consider.

An article which discusses the size of the first animals domesticated by humans about 10,000 years ago. The author reviewed a study in which it was suggested that size reduction evidence may not be the first sign of domestication....