[Hoodat]

From the article:

According to Fitzenberger, the shirts were designed by a University of Arizona student, and they cost about $60,000. “The University will pay for them,” she noted. “No tuition, state allocations, tax dollars or student fees will be used.”

Three questions:

1. Besides tuition fees, state allocations, tax dollars, and student fees, where would the public university get the money to pay for the shirts?
2. Who came up with the "Together We Thrive" slogan?
3. Who made the decision to budget $60,000 in university funds for printing up these shirts?
4. What is the name of the local vendor who was able to order an estimated 15,000 shirts, wait for those shirts to be shipped to Tucson, manufacture a silk screen press for a design created by a student, and then imprint that design on those 15,000 shirts in less than three business days?

Someone's pants are on fire.

[Hoodat]

Oops, that should read "Four questions".

(Good Lord, I've committed a 'Biden'. J-O-B-S Biden.)

[dforest]

If there is no date on those shirts it is quite possible they were printed in advance of the actual shooting. Sitting on a shelf waiting for Obama’s campaign kickoff.

Or else something much darker which would not surprise me in the least.

[potlatch]

[Besides tuition fees, state allocations, tax dollars, and student fees, where would the public university get the money to pay for the shirts?]

Obviously private donations. Universities depend upon alumni and other donations so “anyone” could have donated for the “cause”.