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Miami Dolphins, fans celebrate Mandich, man of the people - Orlando Sentinel 
Orlando Sentinel--Just over a century ago, -Rudyard Kipling- famously wrote about the rare ability to "walk with kings � nor lose the common touch." Kipling was probably more of a cricket fan, but the man who penned "If" - Date : Thu, 05 May 2011 02:13:40 GMT+00:00 |
War and Its Discontents - Wall Street Journal
Wall Street Journal--Even those who, like -Rudyard Kipling-, did so much to rally patriotic support in 1914, faltered when their sons or brothers died. Kipling lost his only son, John, at Loos the next year and told an American friend to "thank G - Date : Fri, 06 May 2011 23:32:05 GMT+00:00 |
Where tigers roam - The Hindu
The Hindu--Pench Tiger Reserve and its neighbourhood is the original setting of -Rudyard Kipling's- most famous work, The Jungle Book. This summer unravel the deep mysterious secrets of the forests and feel the wilderness and its charm. ... - Date : Mon, 02 May 2011 11:53:04 GMT+00:00 |
Elephants in the movies: top 10 - Telegraph.co.uk
Telegraph.co.uk---Rudyard Kipling- originally created Hathi, a herd leader named after the Hindi word for elephant, for his 1894 story collection. Some 70 years later, the character was brilliantly transformed by the Disney creative team into an ill-tempe - Date : Thu, 05 May 2011 17:04:19 GMT+00:00 |
Three Cups of Pee - CounterPunch
CounterPunch--and -Rudyard Kipling's- “civilize the savages with capitalism.” White man's burden meets microcredit, meets Starbucks fair trade, dark roast, and Eat Pray Love. To enhance his cultural cred, Mortenson often dresses in kameez pa - Date : Fri, 06 May 2011 15:50:13 GMT+00:00 |
The nine tales of Tor Baz - Livemint
Livemint--It was -Rudyard Kipling- who was largely responsible for the myth-making about the clans of what was known as the North-West Frontier. His tales and poems of men who would be kings, Pashtun traders and barrack-room ballads spread the legend of . - Date : Fri, 06 May 2011 15:18:30 GMT+00:00 |
On Rudyard Kipling and Protecting the Public - Dallas Morning News (blog)
Dallas Morning News (blog)--I recalled this poem by -Kipling-, a commentary on the way in which the British public looked down on their own army, that is, until they needed them in war. And it's a bit like the way some people view the police, an anno - Date : Wed, 04 May 2011 12:52:26 GMT+00:00 |
Back to school - University Press
University Press--The class recently read a poem by -Rudyard Kipling- called "White Man's Burden" and a short story about a British soldier's experience in World War I. What Saunders didn't expect, coming from a science ba - Date : Tue, 12 Apr 2011 03:57:54 GMT+00:00 |
Masters champ keeps his wits - Toronto Sun
Toronto Sun---Rudyard Kipling- penned those words. It's not certain whether he was ever a member at Augusta National, what with the secrecy thing and all, but it's a pretty good swing thought if you ever expect to win the Masters. Somewhere in t - Date : Mon, 11 Apr 2011 01:53:51 GMT+00:00 |
'Forgotten battle' - BBC News
BBC News--Opposing them was a group of early environmentalists, including poet -Rudyard Kipling-, the mother of a dead WWI soldier, a famous pilot and a walking group. The cliffs, which had stood for centuries through various conflicts, had a new enemy - - Date : Mon, 04 Apr 2011 08:59:44 GMT+00:00 |
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