The case situation is intended to bring out three primary processes: a) the group process, e.g. how groups are formed??criteria, choices, goals, etc, b) the intergroup phenomenon, e.g. dominance, power, sources of conflict, etc and c) given (a) and (b), how is the choice of a leader made, e.g. what criteria is to be used, what forces in the situation could be reconciled, why, etc. (One could call this the process of evolution of leadership.) The case is a predictive series, written in five parts. Part I alone may be distributed in advance, and subsequent parts could be distributed in the class at appropriate stages of the discussion.