WASHINGTON — At Nativity grade school, we grew up steeped in the lore — and gore — of martyrs. For their brave deeds and words, we learned to admire and emulate their courage. But little did we know that the phrase "holy cow" would take on a whole new meaning in our lives.
Jump to: Today's Theme | Tricky Clues. THURSDAY PUZZLE — We interrupt your regularly scheduled programming with, well, me. As we delve into the world of crossword puzzles, we come across the theme of sacred cows and their significance in various cultures.
The story of Higgins, star of 'Petticoat Junction' and 'Benji,' brings to light the beloved status of cows in popular culture. From sacred cow to cash cow to cowing someone down, here are the many cow-related phrases in English, and how they came into being.
Yep, it's the annual appearance of cottonwood fluff, and if you were thinking this year's showering seems excessive, you're right. It is. Just like the abundance of cow-related phrases in our language, the cottonwood fluff seems to be everywhere.
David Duchovny, star of the hit TV series “The X-Files,” has penned 'Holy Cow, a hilarious and thought-provoking novel with a unique take on the sacred cow. Through humor and wit, Duchovny explores the deeper meanings behind the phrase and its implications in today's society.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers voted in favor of a bill that would allow four-unit buildings pretty much anywhere in California. This legislative decision reflects the shifting attitudes towards sacred cows and the willingness to challenge traditional beliefs.
Annual Ocala Shrine Rodeo raises money for Shriners Hospitals for Children, showcasing the cultural significance of cows in charitable events. The rodeo celebrates the sacred bond between humans and cows, highlighting the importance of compassion and generosity.
A former Microsoftie says addiction to Windows revenue, mediocre products, and missed opportunities could doom Seattle's most successful company. This cautionary tale serves as a reminder that even the most revered institutions can fall victim to their own sacred cows.
