They say knowledge is power—so let's learn all about aphorisms with these common aphorism examples! (Hint: "Knowledge is power" is one.) “Aphorism” is a slightly vague term, especially compared to ...

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(Mass Appeal) – Every day we have a full complement of ideas and interviews to ensure a good show, and today, we have Doctor Paige Hermansen from Westfield State University to talk about some common ...

Can you name the seven continents? What about the grammatical term for words like "doe" and "dough"? If you don't know the answers, just ask a fifth-grader. Students at Danvers' Thorpe School spun off ...

“Aphorism” is a slightly vague term, especially compared to some of its grammar fellows. An aphorism doesn’t have to follow any strict grammatical rule, unlike palindromes or pangrams. Instead, an ...