When the word “circus” comes to mind, you may envision clowns, circus tents, elephants and elaborate costumes. But think again. This time, imagine a circus without exotic creatures and where the ...

Montreal — If you amuse yourself by tracing the Latin roots of words, you’ll recognize how apt the word “circus” is to describe that form of entertainment. “Circus” means “circle” -- and describes the ...

The word “circus” conjures images of elephants with glittery harnesses and spandex-clad contortionists. But take away the fancy costumes and sets and what have you got? A petting zoo and a handful of ...

SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - The word “circus” comes from the Latin word circus, meaning “circle”. That’s great for a Roman chariot race. In London, you could drive around Piccadilly Circus, a traffic ...

SELINSGROVE — Just the word “circus” conjures images of daring young men on flying trapezes and women in glittering outfits flying around the ring on horses. Now, a newer kind of circus is coming to ...