Texas A and M University - Aggieland Yearbook (College Station, TX)

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.............I..... .. sii ' islI Mi II. Ilminyni 111 ExplaiiaiJoii of ilie Art Motif ; !! iiillpli«MK INot without due consideration of the proverb ■ -V. concerning the “honor of the prophet”, we have taken sou with os on a series of glimpses into the future. We have attempted to show something that might be seen with human eyes and those of the moving- picture camera, of a city and surroundingvS, in a lime not too far distant to be a mere illusion. any form of invasion, in a mountainous area of a semi-tropical country. beached through a series of subterranean pas¬ sages, and protected landings from the air, with provision for every possible human com¬ fort, conditions are almost ideal. I t seems to be apparent that “He that silteth in the Heavens ' ’ has begun to laugh at what lias been done on earth, and what we once held to be absurd, begins to glimmer like a new truth. Is it too much to suppose that the absurd should become tru — 7 u Editin ' I Sir j