FSS-04 Indian Rights: 7 Different Decisions by U.S. Supreme Court

CHANGE OF COURSE FORMAT: In-person cancelled moved to Zoom
ZOOM ONLY Monday, Oct 13 @ 10:30am
FS-02 Margaret Atwood: The Early Years (poetry, short stories, first novels)
Per Jane Barstow below is the only reading needed is the novel,
Surfacing a novel by Margaret Atwood
Found: Amazon, Audible

Change of Venue: CHAPEL
FS-03 The Rise and Fall of Adolf Hitler
Tue. 10/7

RESCHUDELED to Wed Dec 10 @ 1pm Chapel
FSS-05 Global Heating and Health: The Voice of a Generation
Mon Oct 27 @ pm CANCELLD

Download ALP-Horn-Fall-2025.pdf

Event:

Dates:

10/23

Time:

10:00 to 12:00

Category:

Fall2025-SingleSession

Location:

Seabury Chapel

Presenter:

Stephen Pevar, Lecturer Yale Law School

This engaging and interactive presentation explores major landmark U.S. Supreme Court cases from the past 200 years that have shaped the legal rights of Native Americans and Tribal Nations. Professor Pevar will show new and different sets of court rulings into how Supreme Court decisions have defined tribal sovereignty, land rights, and the relationship between tribes and the U.S. government. For each case: the background and facts will be presented, the audience then predicts how and why the Court ruled and then the actual decision will be revealed, explaining its legal impact.