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While amnesty advocates can cite numerous instances in history in which amnesty has been granted, in each instance it was more than likely a highly volatile political issue. The current problem is no different, and strong feelings will continue to persist even in the aftermath of the Vietnam war and the post-draft environment. Forgiveness is inherent in the American character, and it seems reasonable to expect that some sort of Presidential or legislative action will be taken. Whether the final result will favor limited amnesty, with violators paying the price, or complete absolution may depend on how soon the issue is settled.

The 9 weeks devoted to the Strategy curriculum are designed to enhance the student's ability to think analytically and express himself cogently by allowing him to examine key issues of military history in the give and take of the seminar room.

In December the Naval War College passed two significant milestones. One was the completion of the first course in Strategy under the new curriculum. The other was the dedication of our new auditorium, named in honor of Adm. Raymond A. Spruance. In the November-December issue of the Review, I outlined our plans for the new Strategy curriculum. This new course in centered on case studies of military history. The style of teaching was intended to put the onus on the student for digging out for himself the principles of strategy and the lessons inherent in these cases. Now that we have completed the first course, I thought you would be interested in seeing some of the results and in judging the program for yourselves.

How Adaptive Has the Military Been to Technological Change? Thucydides on the Influence of Seapower Union Victory: Manpower, Management of Resources, or Generalship? The Royal Navy's Defeat of the French at Sea in the Years 1793-1815

HSUS zoologist urges Trenton zoo changes Sales ban urged on Easter pets Legislation needed on euthanasia Area shelter planned with branch direction

This issue covers an anthropological film study of Vietnam, the role of district methods engineers, and the department's need for land surveyors. Minnesota Highways was the official employee newsletter of the Minnesota Department of Highways (1951-1976).

Volume 64, April Fool's Edition (Volume 64 was used from Jan. 1972- May 1973) ; Weekly during academic year, except during examinations and vacations