Youngstown State University {Dump N' Run Volunteer, Summer Festival Of The Arts, Welcome Week (2003 & 2004), & 70th Annual Student Art Exhibition}

→ Y • May 10, 2003, August 26, 2003, & August 23, 2004, July 7, 2005, & January 7, 2008 • Youngstown, Ohio, USA → Youngstown State University {Dump N' Run Volunteer, Summer Festival Of The Arts, Welcome Week (2003 & 2004), & 70th Annual Student Art Exhibition}

↑ Dump N' Run Volunteer

↑ Summer Festival Of Arts

↑ Welcome Week 2003

↑ Welcome Week 2004

↑ 70th Annual Student Art Exhibition

Explanation

YSU At A Glance

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Information

Shirt Facts

Acquisition Date [70th Annual Student Art Exhibition]: January 7, 2008 (<Old New>)
Acquisition Date [Summer Festival Of The Arts]: July 7, 2005 (<Old New>)
Acquisition Date [Welcome Week 2004]: August 23, 2004 (<Old New>)
Acquisition Date [Welcome Week 2003]: August 26, 2003 (<Old New>)
Acquisition Date [Dump N' Run Volunteer]: May 10, 2003 (<Old New>)
Color: White*
Donor [70th Annual Student Art Exhibition]: Donor, Donor, Receiver, & Proofreader Adam*
Donor [Summer Festival Of The Arts]: Donor Dan*
Donor [Dump N' Run Volunteer]: Donor Jim*
Donor [Welcome Week (2003 & 2004)]: Company Donor*
Freedom Quotient (?) [70th Annual Student Art Exhibition]: 1.05*
Freedom Quotient (?) [Summer Festival Of The Arts & Welcome Week 2004]: .90*
Freedom Quotient (?) [Dump N' Run Volunteer]: .85*
Freedom Quotient (?) [Welcome Week 2003]: .80*
Location (Geo-Political): Youngstown, Ohio, USA (41.106699, -80.648686)
Location (Made In): Unknown*
Material [Summer Festival Of The Arts, Welcome Week (2003 & 2004), & 70th Annual Student Art Exhibition]: Cotton & Polyester*
Material [Dump N' Run Volunteer]: Cotton*
Method of Delivery: In Person*
Presentation of Design: Print*
Size [Dump N' Run Volunteer]: L*
Size [Summer Festival Of The Arts, Welcome Week (2003 & 2004), & 70th Annual Student Art Exhibition]: XL*
Sleeve Length: Short*
Transparency: Non-sponsored & Unauthorized*

Fun Statistic

The Youngstown State University Football Team won this number of Division I-AA championships in the 1990s: 4