Write an article based on this "Join an athletic team at your school. Engage in student politics at your school. Find a club or group at your school. Engage in activities that help your community. Build a strong record of employment."
article: The Ivy League schools do not give out athletic scholarships to students. Still, engaging in athletics will help you to show Yale that you are more than just a bookworm. Playing high school sports while maintaining high grades demonstrates that you are a well-rounded individual who can balance multiple responsibilities. Also, if you excel in a sport in which Yale participates and your high school grades are above average, it is possible that Yale will "bend" some of the more stringent academic standards for admission to get desirable student-athletes to attend the school. While Yale is not known for its athletics program, the university has had some success in men's diving and swimming, golf, hockey and women's fencing. Getting involved in student government in your high school is a great way to show Yale that you are engaged in your academic environment and are ready to take on leadership roles within that environment. So run for class president, vice-president or treasurer. While joining clubs and group activities in school are great extracurricular activities on a college application, nothing is more impressive than a young student taking the initiative to found a group or spearhead a student project. Identify areas where your school is lacking extracurricular activities and lobby your school's administration to allow you to begin a new group. When taking this step, be sure you identify other students that will participate and a faculty member who can oversee the group. This will make "pitching" the idea to your school's administration much easier. Get involved in community service, charity, and public outreach programs. Yale is looking for intelligent individuals who will use their intelligence and ambition to improve their community and those around them. Helping to improve your community during high school will demonstrate that you are exactly the type of outward-thinking person Yale wants at their school. Working a part-time job during your high school tenure will demonstrate your work ethic and personal drive to the admissions board at Yale. Working at a local restaurant, carwash or retail store will prove that you can juggle multiple responsibilities while excelling in many areas. Just make sure your job does not impact your grades and does not cut into much needed study time. Also, don't get fired, as being terminated from a position of employment will not improve your chances of admission.

Write an article based on this "Chill a pitcher for at least 2 hours before making the cocktails."
article: Get out a pitcher that holds at least 5 cups (1,200ml) of liquid. Place it in the refrigerator at least 2 hours before you want to serve the cocktails. Using a chilled pitcher keeps the cocktails cooler for longer. If you have space in the fridge or freezer, place the cocktail glasses in there to chill as well.

Write an article based on this "Assemble the following ingredients: Dissolve the sea salt and baking soda in the bathwater. Dissolve honey in boiling water and add milk. Add the milk-honey mixture and vanilla oil to bathwater."
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