Yet, my school still would like me to contribute money to it. I get cards in the mail, and they e-mail me, and offer costly events to attend, but most of the money goes back to my school.
So here are my thoughts:
A. If I were super rich, I would not donate to my school directly, because when I attended they invested a lot of money into stupidly-shaped, nonfunctional lounge chairs which they placed on the first floors of a lot of buildings before they realized no one sat on them (how would you?!) and later the chairs disappeared, probably into a classroom no one has ever used. Instead, I would probably create a scholarship fund for some unfortunate sap that has not yet realized how ungodly expensive college is and how he or she will probably not get a good job in their industry anyway, but it seemed like a good idea at the time.
B. I should create nonfunctional light fixtures or some other useless but interesting-looking interior design product and sell them back to my school, because I bet I could make a lot of money right back from them.
The Swedish Chef would probably approve of Option B since it's nonconventional, and he seems to be a nonconventional kind of guy as you can see in the video below.
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