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Rush 'Fly By Night' grey t-shirt (X-Large)

This grey Rush shirt is printed with the artwork from their album, 'Fly By Night,' with the blue owl in a widespread wingspan and yellow eyes. Rush is a Canadian rock band formed in August 1968, in Ontario, composed of Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and Neil Peart. The band and its membership went through a number of re-configurations between 1968 and 1974, achieving their current form when Peart replaced the original drummer in 1974. Since the release of the band's self-titled debut album in March 1974, Rush has become known for the instrumental skills of its members, complex compositions, and eclectic lyrical motifs drawing heavily on science fiction, fantasy, and libertarian philosophy, as well as addressing humanitarian, social, emotional, and environmental concerns. 'Fly By Night' is the band's second studio album released in February 1975. Celebrate the great music of Rush, including 'Anthem,' 'Best I Can,' and 'Beneath, Between & Behind' with this unique shirt.

They carried notebooks and pencils and pens. They carried spanish workbooks, science textbooks, calcuators, journals, flimsy paperback copies of great American classics, packs of gum, chemistry goggles, Bibles, highlighters, White-Out. They carried bulky Jansport backpacks with bulging pockets and burstings zippers. They packed these bags until they brimmed with enough supplies to keep ten students dilgently wrking. They carried car keys and driver's licenses with grainy pictures of smiling faces. They carried a false sense of freedom. They carried laptops, monsters that swallowed their lives between their metal jaws, weighing them down wih the knowledge of the world. These technological beasts tempted and taunted in two parts, with alluring promises and their untimely failures, holding their hope in megabytes. They carried cellphones. They carried iPods. They carried plaid and ponytails. They carried lacrosse sticks, club agendas, SAT flashcards, character shoes, cameras, Mock Trial cases, sheet music. They carried stress. The weight of their own potential, they carried it, the pressure, the expectations, the fear of the inevitable mistakes, all of it, they carried the wearines. They carried saddle oxfords on their feet, soles worn down with traveling the same tired path of those hallways. They plodded through the same days, moving forward for fear of the alternative, unthinking, unquestionig, rats in a maze, doing what they had always done before, backs bending and breaking under the weight, moving through the seasons with the same tired faces, back and forth, one step and then another and then another, tempering the spirit and dulling the restless urges and they go on, only to do it again. Their shirts are starched. Their smiles are crisp and clean, from a distance. They carried planners. They scheduled themselves into the small boxes, creating a life within those lines, spelled out neatly in rows of black ink, that indelible black ink. They carried these things in hope that one day they would be allowed to carry diplomas and roses across the lawn. In hopes that one day the gates would open and they would walk forward with empty arms, with nothing to carry. But they were wrong.
They will always carry the memories.

Jerry Rigby (center), president of Tiger Rags Inc., presented a $30,000 check Thursday to the Auburn University School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences for student scholarships. Accepting the check were Ryan Mitchell (left), president of the Student Government Association in the School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, and Russell Agnew (right), Toomer’s Oaks coordinator for the school’s Forestry Club. Tiger Rags created two special Auburn T-shirts following the news in February that the oaks at Toomer’s Corner had been poisoned, with $8 of the proceeds from each shirt sold being donated to the scholarship fund. Additional donations will be made as more shirts are sold during the summer and upcoming football season. Tiger Rags has partnered with the School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences since 2003 to raise money for student scholarships by selling seedlings from Auburn’s famous Toomer’s Oaks.

This Star Trek tee, 'Galactic Struggle' is a brand-new design - just released! The black short-sleeve t-shirt is silkscreened with the Star Trek Enterprise against a backdrop of black / white movie characters and a smoky orange galaxy of planets in the background. The design really pops against the black background. Celebrate the upcoming movie, Star Trek XI, dubbed simply 'Star Trek', to be released in May. A unique, original shirt,perfect for the movie premiere to wear on the movie's opening day.