University of Nebraska Kearney - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

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Today is an age of ex- ploration. Man has not only explored the moon but many aspects of the mind and body. It is an age of ex- ploration—not only of the moon and planets but of man himself. Heart and kidney transplants are now possible; cures for dis- eases once thought terminal are also discovered. Life goes on and on but man continues to search, he seeks answers from the stars but to no avail. He realizes that the only plane to solve his problems in is here on earth. Man must rediscover his own world, the earth, in order to seek answers to his health, wealth, love, and life in general.

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8 Crisis is depicted by the “Age of Aquarius”. Poverty, hunger, and war are ever present. The ecological crisis continues to ponder men’s souls. Can horoscopes solve these problems? No, they cannot! Stars cannot drop food and clothes from the heavens, dis- arm the world’s powers, or make the skies and waters pure again. Man has created his problems so only he can cor- rect them.