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The one higher education-related component of Super Bowl XLVI appears to have been this advertisement:
That one is clever but I’m pretty sure if I thought my parents were giving me a banana yellow Chevy Camaro upon high school graduation I would have just been confused.
There is one lesson here that’s important, however: no one cares for the mini fridge.
Daniel Luzer is the news editor at Governing Magazine and former web editor of the Washington Monthly. Find him on Twitter: @Daniel_Luzer
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