The new and improved mascot
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Ike, a former detective dog, has taken on a new disguise as the mascot for the University of South Florida after being falsely accused of wrongdoing. Adopting the name "M.I.A.", Ike finds that posing as the school mascot among strangely dressed humans allows him to blend in and avoid detection while the real culprits are sought. Ike enjoys his new role providing water for the sports teams as the mascot, having stepped in when the previous mascot Rocky mysteriously disappeared.
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- 1. The New and ImprovedMascot LaRue Letters from the USF Cheer Squad
- 2. Dear Mrs. LaRue February 15 I got tired of being a detective. The humans have sullied my name once again. I do not think humans understand, well with the exception of you of course. Those mangycats have really struck a nerve this time. So I’m on the run now. I must find a way to disguise myself, only until I figure out how I’ll clear my name again. Sincerely, Ike P.S. I think I’m going back to go to school.
- 4. Dear Mrs. LaRue March 1 -Sunny Florida After being on the run… I stumbled upon the BEST disguise. I have found a school way better than that other wretched school you shipped me of too. This school is great! It is filled withstrangelooking humans. They all look so different. I have found a group of individuals to keep the heatoff my trail. They bark like I do, only they speak in your language. And no one would ever suspect me to wear the color green. Sincerely, M.I.A. P.S. How do dogs become a BLL?
- 6. Dear Mrs. LaRue March 3 -Sun Dome I have a new job. Someone named Rocky mysteriously disappeared. One day we went running, I looked to my left and HE WAS GONE!!! I do not know how this happened. But as the official water boy I naturally had to take the role of the University of South Florida’s official mascot. It was my civic duty. Your most chivalrousfellow, Ike P.S. I read in the paper that the heat is off and they found those revolting cats.
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