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• Continual Disobedience Leads to Sentencing
  The people who hold the ceremonies are the ones to do the sentencing of repeat wrongdoers. Interviewer - Earle Waugh, PhD
   
• The Cycle and Revelations
  New beginnings and powers are gifts given by the Great Spirit. Series Coordinator - Dr. Earle Waugh
  © Dr. Earle Waugh & University of Alberta
   
• Dene'ta Tea dance
  Thanksgiving ceremony held to be grateful for what has been received. Series Coordinator - Dr. Earle Waugh
  © Dr. Earle Waugh & University of Alberta
   
• Difficulties Within Communities
  Tribes killing each other to fight for what was left due to destruction.
   
• Division Into Tribes and Clans, and Their Social Structure
  Large tribes separated in order to travel and pursue their way of life, thus creating a powerful social structure.
  Series Coordinator - Dr. Earle Waugh
  © Dr. Earle Waugh & University of Alberta
   
• Dowry is Considered a Show of Capability, Not a Price of Exchange
  The exchange of horses for wives was a gift to display capability as opposed to buying the women. Interviewer - Earle Waugh, PhD.
   
• Elders Acting as "Universities"
  The Elders were our power and our education. Interviewer - Earle Waugh, PhD.
   
• First Contact
  First European contact brought many sorrows which lead to the deterioration of the Indian way of life.
   
• The Four Elements Contained in All Ceremonies
  Earth, wind, fire and water as the laws of the universe.
  Interviewer - Earle Waugh, PhD.
   
• General Consensus of the Sentencing Circle Outlines Reparations for Each Particular Case
  Troubles can be resolved between two people disputing unless they involve other people in their disagreement.
  Interviewer - Earle Waugh, PhD.