Commentary Series
Commentary Series
Kreis: Honoring Huxtable
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One of the most important figures in American architecture died this month – but, as Donald Kreis explains, she wasn’t an architect.Commentary Series
Kreis: The Black Family Center
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Donald Kreis is a Vermont Law School professor by day, but in his spare time he likes to roam Vermont in search of great architecture. Recently, he ventured into a well-known border region.Commentary Series
Kreis: Windfall Romance
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There’s still time this summer to head for the beach with some light reading in your beach bag. And Don Kreis has a recommendation for you.Commentary Series
Kreis: Summer Job
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If you like to help people with their wedding vows, and poke around in other peoples’ homes, Don Kreis has just the summer job for you.Commentary Series
Kreis: Corporate Personhood
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Many Vermonters have jumped on board the bandwagon recently for amending the U.S. Constitution to prohibit corporations from being treated as persons under the law. But commentator and Vermont Law School professor Don Kreis thinks the movement might be missing the point.Commentary Series
Kreis: Bennington’s CAPA
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When commentator Donald Kreis first heard of something called the "Center for the Advancement of Public Action" at Bennington College, and its 20 million dollar pricetag, he rolled his eyes. But he headed for Bennington anyway to investigate.Commentary Series
Kreis: Quarrelling With Quechee
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Recently, commentator and Vermont Law School professor Donald Kreis has been spending some time staring at wind turbines. And all that staring, whether hypnotic or not, has gotten him thinking about the law that applies to building those turbines.Commentary Series
Kreis: Mockingbird At Home
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The conversation about race is something that some parents take on at home. For commentator Don Kries reading "To Kill a Mockingbird" to his daughter was that bridge to discussion.Commentary Series
