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South Carolina Nursing, volume 17, number 1 (Winter 1964). ; Misprinted as Winter 1965.

This essay explores the effect of the "nuclear winter" thesis upon the strategic debate. Both "hawks" and "doves" responded to the nuclear winter thesis in an ideological manner, illustrating the theological nature of the debate on nuclear strategy. Hawks used the nuclear winter data to argue for limited nuclear options, strategic modernization, environmentally sensitive weapons, and strategic defense. Doves used the same information to argue for mutual assured destruction, arms control, and/or global disarmament. Another group of analysts, the "pragmatic Center," exhibited a more flexible, subtle understanding of the nuclear dilemma.

According to Greene (2005), "history is written by the victor – meaning that the voices of the defeated are often muted in the historical record, overwritten by the perspectives of the more powerful" (p. 1). However, winter counts (waniyetu wówapi), traditional pictographic calendars on animal hide, challenge this historical recount through their simple symbolic representation that captures history from the perspective of Indigenous communities. This paper proposes the re-visioning of winter counts in achieving their traditional roles of facilitating Elder and community discussions, preserving and passing on history (Burke, 2007a), assisting the "People" to know and understand their history (Scott, 2006), and acting as a "medium of moral and social instruction" (Risch, 2000). Our contention is that re-visioning of winter counts as a sound Indigenous methodology is decolonizing.

Birthright News Report, volume 5, number 1 (Winter 1982). ; Personally identifiable information has been redacted from this item.

Birthright News Report, volume 4, number 1 (Winter 1981). ; Personally identifiable information has been redacted from this item.

The Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) honored 301 graduates during its Winter Quarter Commencement Ceremony at King Auditorium, March 25. The graduates included representatives from every branch of the U.S. military as well as Department of Defense (DOD) civilians and 17 international students from 10 partnered or allied nations.

This Winter 2002 issue of The SAF Source newsletter provides news, technical information, and guidance to state/local government policyholders, policymakers, and others concerned with the management of workers' compensation programs.

This Winter 2004 issue of The SAF Source newsletter provides news, technical information, and guidance to state/local government policyholders, policymakers, and others concerned with the management of workers' compensation programs.

This Winter 2001 issue of The SAF Source newsletter provides news, technical information, and guidance to state/local government policyholders, policymakers, and others concerned with the management of workers' compensation programs.