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Fate or free will? You decide! Whether you believe in fate or free will, chance or choice, this design caters to your greatest philosophical beliefs.

This minimal design expresses the importance and the sameness of being truly awake and truly aware. To truly live you must be both. They differ by only one letter, they mean very different things, yet they are paramount to a positive existence. What better way to remember that for yourself and to tell others than putting it on a shirt?

This one is just as cool as the one with the black lettering, although you can get away with some darker shirt colors with a white font. Still sleek and sexy, this University Diversity design expresses the continuous goal of maintaining a diverse atmosphere at UD. Not just racially within the student body, but ideologically. Different ideas are extremely important if you expect to learn anything about your own ideas. Maybe that's why the two words share a bunch of letters!

How can you Live without Love? How can you Love if you aren't Living? One is not complete without the other. They differ by only one letter, they mean something unique to each person and are paramount to our happiness.

Without it, we just have data and words. With it, we have everything. Even your textbooks are designed to look good! Imagine no infographics, no billboards, no pretty cars, no sexy clothes, and no art! Design is everything, whether you know it or not. So desire it.

It's important to use both. For me, though, I allow my head to control my heart. For others, their heart controls their head. It's a matter of preference, personality, and how cool your shirts are. This shirt is pretty damn cool, so...

Fate or free will? You decide! Whether you believe in fate or free will, chance or choice, this design caters to your greatest philosophical beliefs.

Do it, America! Dump the man who knows nothing of what he speaks. Before it's too late... This shirt will help spread our succinct message, so buy now!

Inspired by Lin-Manuel Miranda's Pulitzer Prize-winning hip hop musical "Hamilton," this design captures not only the song "My Shot," but also American Revolution altogether. The referenced line is "Scratch that. This is not a moment, it's the movement. Where all the hungriest brothers with something to prove went..." I only own this design. Obviously I own none of what Lin has done. I'm not *that* brilliant.

So this one's pretty cool, I think. I mean, they all are, but this one has an extra dimension. It's a play on University, Diversity, and then it also has my school, UD, thrown in there. Pretty slick, if you ask me. Go Blue Hens! And every other color of hen because, well, diversity.