Salem State University - Clipper Yearbook

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x 0l l'lU0l'l lfruin the vent' lreginning ul' reeurclecl tune, inzin has lsmltecl tu the stars for prnplietic guiclztnce, NVQ-, professing tu he neither seers nm' Zl.Sll'tllHgt'l'S, hut zuixiuusly seeking swine light which will penetrate the neliuluus mass that lmeclourls the rnzul hefure us, sunie sign that points the way tu tuiiimmiw, have turned tu the great wheel uf the euiistellzitimis, the Zuclizie, :ts the theme to the Clififwr for 1946. The signs uf the Zuclizte now exerting their influence nn the luwusenlme uf the wurlcl indicate that priinurily the future will he at stzihle one, hulcling 21 real proinise of lasting wurlcl pence: science will he of pzmnnmint i1npm'tzu1ee1 the new world lezitlers will lay great stress on ecluezitiwn, and the utniust will be clone tu raise the intellectual level uf :ill the peuple for the lmetter assiinilzltinn of lJl'U2l.tlC'l' and inure progressive irleas. NVe are entering an age of inventiuns inzirliecl hy un- clreznnecl-uf clevelupinents in inoclern housing and living, and in uir travel and l1'ZlllSl7t,Dl't2lllUl1. The rocket ship that reaches the stars is at reality. Emerging as grztcluzites in this, the first year uf peace, we linrl ourselves on the threshold of ai fzthulnus erzi. Our glimpse at the stars reveals Il future to he faeecl eagerly. XX'ith heads high, let us stride furwarcl tu ineet the challenge nf the years zihezul. .wld astra fer tzsfwni.

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