Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The administrative department of Tri-State College is undoubtedly due the honorable esteem of all its students; primarily, because they con¬ stantly endeavor to portray the earnest and wise judgment which we all require for the battle of life. ★ ★★★★★★

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Modulus 1942 The 1942 publication of the Modulus finds a world immersed in strife and bloodshed. Vast armies are locked in mortal combat; fleets of airplanes wheel and dive to gain advantage of position, and drop deadly bombs; the lurking submarine skulks under the surface of the sea, seeking whom it may devour. War is running rampant over the surface of the earth, and prophets foretell the destruction of all men and the submergence of civilization. The outlook is dark indeed, but there is some encouragement in the contemplation of how often men have been mistaken in the past under similar circumstances. This is not the first time that the scourge of war has swept the earth. Many times before men have foretold the destruction of civilization and the loss of all gains which mankind has made through the centuries. Always, however, the resiliency of man’s spirit, the fertility of his imagination, and the strength of his courage have united to make it possible for him to overcome the obstacles in his path, to surmount the difficulties in front of him, and to go on to greater heights than he had attained before. Let us hope that history repeats itself in the crisis now upon us! I ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Ten 3 1833 02553 0897