This came up on my Twitter feed,

"Money should be put to use for good reasons, not for private bank accounts." – Margaret Chan of @WHO #FungForum

— Princeton University (@Princeton) November 2, 2015

Margaret Chan, from the People’s Republic of China, is Director-General of the World Health Organization. She was part of the Fung Forum which Princeton University joined today.

Princeton U. costs $63,420/yr for undergrads. A student without financial aid would cough up over a quarter of a million dollars over four years, most likely from the parents’ private bank account(s). Pricey, for propaganda you can get for free on Twitter.

But I digress.

So I asked,

@Princeton @WHO Why isn't a private bank account from legally hard-earned money a good reason?

— Fausta (@Fausta) November 2, 2015

So far,

@Fausta Thanks for sharing your question. We've reached out to Dublin for more context on these remarks.

— Princeton University (@Princeton) November 2, 2015

As Drudge says, developing.

UPDATE,

@Fausta We've just tweeted a correction, as our original tweet was inaccurate. Thank you for raising a good question.

— Princeton University (@Princeton) November 2, 2015

So much for that.