<p>In recent news, Yale University has announced a Yale themed carbonated beverage. In celebration of an expected record rejection rate, President Richard C. Levin has announced a canned ginger ale entitled “Ginger Yale”.</p>
<p>Dean Brenzel released this comment earlier today.</p>
<p>“We never expected to see so many applications this year. Most of the highly coveted joke-applications go to the Crimson Cow that is Harvard. But unprecedented amounts of under qualified applicants have applied to Yale. We simply can’t take you all.”</p>
<p>Off the record Dean Brenzel jokingly stated he appreciates the cannon fodder, as well as the application fee. </p>
<p>“Under qualified applicants cost around $14.00 to process, since they rarely travel far from the basement store room” said Undersecretary Celine. “They actually pay us for a rejection!”</p>
<p>Yale University announced with this excess money, they will be investing in their brand name beverage. </p>
<p>President Levin announced that the current ethnic quota system did not allow for this random fluxuation in under qualified applications. “We admit a certain amount of minorities, mainly those in under performing races, based on the number of applicants. The more applicants, the more Hispanics and Blacks we must admit- unfortunately regardless of the class size.”</p>
<p>Ginger Yale is projected to go on sale April 7th, in combination with application decisions. Coupons will be mailed with rejection letters as consolation.</p>
<p>Source: NY Times [The</a> New York Times - Breaking News, World News & Multimedia](<a href=“http://www.newyorktimes.com%5DThe”>http://www.newyorktimes.com)</p>
<p>A marketing representation of Ginger Yale can be seen here:
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