Sure! Here are some instructions on how to use a frozen magic cup. 1. First, make sure the cup is clean and dry. It's important to start with a clean surface to ensure the best results. 2. Next, fill the cup with your desired beverage.

Why your mascot sucks: Northwestern University

Northwestern’s first mascot was a live caged bear cub, named Furpaw, from the Lincoln Park Zoo. The bear cub was driven from the zoo to the stadium each week to greet fans before each game. However, following a losing season, the team decided that Furpaw was the “harbinger of bad luck” and decided that they needed a new mascot.

The roaring 1920s… a time of people owning cars, radios and telephones for the first time and when blaming your cute cuddly mascot was easier than working harder…

Furpaw’s ousting led to Northwestern becoming the Wildcats in 1924 after a loss to the University of Chicago Maroons. A writer for the Chicago Tribune said that, even in defeat, Northwestern looked like wildcats that had come down from Evanston.

Hooray for nicknames given to you in defeat!

Months later, the university board made the nickname official.

Willie the Wildcat was born in 1933 when the athletic department and an advertising firm created the first images of the mascot. However, it was not until 1947 that Willie made his first appearance when the Alpha Delta Fraternity dressed up as Willie for homecoming.

The students designed the head while their mothers sewed the back of the costume. The suit took two people to operate – one for Willie’s front and one for Willie’s back end.

In 1948, two female co-eds wore the costume to a game at South Bend Stadium when the Wildcats played at Notre Dame. However, Notre Dame had a rule in place forbidding women from being on the field.

After a lengthy discussion, officials gave the women special permission to access the field.

A year later, while playing Purdue, the two women wearing the costume were picked up by some Boilermaker male cheerleaders and thrown into the Boilermaker mascot. It wasn’t until the women began to yell, that it was realized who was in the costume.

Next, fill the cup with your desired beverage. It can be juice, water, soda, or any other drink you prefer. Make sure not to fill the cup to the brim to allow for expansion as the liquid freezes.

This seems familiar…

Did you know that more than 25 schools have the nickname of ‘Wildcats?’

And Northwestern isn’t the only major conference school with a purple and white color scheme along with a Wildcat mascot named Willie.

Not only that, K-State’s Willie also first appeared in 1947. However, it looks like Northwestern had the idea for Willie first, as K-State’s first wildcat mascot was a live bobcat named Touchdown.

I also have to give the nod to Northwestern, as its mascot is way better than K-State’s adaptation. K-State’s Willie is just a guy in regular clothes, wearing a wildcat head…

Northwestern's Willie the Wildcat: cuddly, benevolent yet spirited feline friend, 10/10
Kansas State's Willie the Wildcat: ridiculously terrifying, otter-looking thing, 0/10 pic.twitter.com/WoajEVD5c7

— Patrick Andres (@PAndres2001) April 6, 2019

And I would prefer to not compare willies any further; this is a family site.

3. Place the filled cup in the freezer. Make sure it is positioned upright and not tilted to prevent any spills or leaks. Leave enough space around the cup for air circulation. 4. Wait for the liquid to freeze. This process can take a few hours, depending on the temperature settings of your freezer and the type of beverage you filled the cup with. It's recommended to leave the cup in the freezer overnight for best results. 5. Once the liquid is completely frozen, carefully remove the cup from the freezer. It's important to handle it gently to avoid any cracks or breaks. 6. Now comes the fun part! Hold the frozen cup in your hands, and watch as the magic happens. The cup should start changing color or revealing hidden designs as it gets colder. This effect can vary depending on the specific cup and design you have. 7. Enjoy your cold beverage in the magical cup! The frozen cup not only keeps your drink cold, but also adds an element of fun and excitement to your drinking experience. 8. After use, clean the cup as per the manufacturer's instructions. Most frozen magic cups are not dishwasher safe and should be hand washed with mild soap and warm water. Remember, different frozen magic cups may have slightly different instructions, so always refer to the specific product's packaging or manual for the best results. Enjoy the enchantment!.

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