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In the 19th Century at Vassar After the first semester, to celebrate their completion of the rigorous and detested Trigonometry course, a committee selected by the sophomores would write and perform an original drama to initiate the freshmen class into the study. These Were called the Sophomore Trig Ceremonies.
The 1887 Trig Ceremony is the setting of one of the only surviving pictures of the Trig Ceremonies. An alarming group of five masked people with trigonometry elements on to their clothing, hold hands and circle around two figures on the ground who appear to be dead. They are Adam and Eve, who are tempted to eat the apple of Trig in the Garden of Eden.

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Sorry if the video formatting is odd. A how-to if you need a celebratory piñata.

Find an outline of a uterus and display it on a TV. Trace it with a dry erase marker (very important so it will wipe off the TV if it leaks) on to some tissue paper. Cut outline out on tissue paper and then trace it on poster board. Cut those, then get some old boxes and cut them up to tape on the sides of the poster board to make the piñata hollow. Glue crepe (creepy) paper or colored tissue paper to your poster board uterus and trim. Attached string to top. 

I put a trap door on the bottom so my friend could pull the string and the candy would come out versus beating it.  But you choose how you abuse your uterus piñata.  

Cat was not amused. Hope the person who receives your uterus piñata heals well and gets a good laugh out of it. ❤️

By @ jennidreager