From the NYT, an article about quirky gifts to colleges... If I ever have money, how could I donate it to MHC so as to hamstring them most effectively? (Just kidding... I want a building named after me! Or not. Plus, it's a somewhat pointless exercise to think about, since unless I hit the lottery, which I don't play, I won't ever have the funds to do such a thing!)
Also from the NYT, a bit about the revival of Greek yogurt, which my aunt has been making in her kitchen for years. And now people want to eat it who aren't Greek!
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I think sometimes about what I would name a building at MHC, if that were ever to become a reality. I don't like the idea of naming it after myself, but I can't come up with an alternative either. I like that the Kendade building is an acronym for the donor's children's first names. Ultimately though, I'd take a building named for a rich donor over a building named for a corporate entity any day.
True, true. Let's hear it for rich alums, no matter if their names be Clapp, Hooker, or anything else.
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