Mars Hill College - Laurel Yearbook (Mars Hill, NC)

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What now America? Times have flavor. What do we taste next? Your children have sampled many varie- ties of life. Other people's lives. Time now is to come home. To find something of our own. The Chair- man Mao makes threats and offers freedom. Hitler got his. B. F. Skin- ner had an idea and so did Huxley, but many of us find reality in Poe's pictures . . . and mirrors. ls there nothing more to look for in life than ticker tape, television, visions and hopes of pleasure and the certainty of death? Perhaps a brick home and a Country Squire by Ford will make hell easier. ls the philosophy we hold the basis for our actions, or do we merely rationalize our ir- rational behavior? Americans gather around the tube like a prim- itive tribe around the fire as we lis- ten to our chief, with one exception. We in America bring into our living rooms profanity never knownto the tribal people, America, you sen- tence your children to exile be- cause of your pride. America, without your children, you will die. Your salvation is in your plea, forgive me, my children. l love you ...please come home. They might do it,

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