Idiom of the Week: One afternoon in your next reincarnation
By MCKENNA TIEGLAND/// Senior Staff Writer For the last Idiom of the Week, we continue our journey around the world, one misshapen phrase at a time. This …
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Idiom of the Week: To buy a cat in a sack
By MCKENNA TIEGLAND///Senior Staff Writer We have all probably heard about the Cat in the Hat, but are we equally familiar with the cat in the sack? …
Idiom of the Week: To Slide in on a Shrimp Sandwich
By McKenna Tiegland///Senior Staff Writer Here in America, we are all too familiar with the delicious meatballs and elegantly functional commodities of the Swedish giant, Ikea. What …
Idiom of the Week – The Thief Has A Burning Hat
By McKenna Tiegland/// Senior Staff Writer Idioms become most interesting when they are translated across languages, because that is where we find a special handful that, well, …
Idiom of the week: turn a blind eye
By McKenna Teigland /// Staff Writer Words are weird. The English language in particular is pretty strange, what with its homophones, linguistic caveats, and the infuriating confusion that …