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Free and open to the public! Join the Center for Agriculture and Food Systems at VLS in welcoming artist Adam Blue as he showcases his print collection, 'An Organic Palette'. Blue's work offers three distinct but related print series on farming—Pop Art Vintage Tractors, An Organic Palette and Cookbook 2314. In this solo exhibition, Blue skillfully […]
Bar Counsel and VBA President-elect, Michael Kennedy will discuss hot topics in legal ethics, including an attorney's duties with respect to technology & social media, as well as an attorney's duties when advising clients on issues related to marijuana. The former will focus on Rules 1.1 and 1.6 of the Vermont Rules of Professional conduct, while […]
Interested in the Vermont Prison Debate Initiative? Do you want to practice public speaking before your Legal Writing II Oral Argument? Would you like to help out with the Solutions Conference?Then join SPEAK for our first meeting of the semester on Tuesday, January 26 from 4:00 - 5:00 PM in the Map Room.What was SPEAK […]
This THURSDAY from 7-9 PM, the documentary film, "The Power Principle" by Scott Noble will be screened at the BALE Commons.Here is the TRAILER (5 min): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQqNA4ba_UIThe film will be screened in 3 PARTS beginning with Part 1: Empire this Thursday. The next segments will be screened every 2 weeks on Thursday. Historian, Michael Parenti, calls […]
The first general meeting of the Federalist Society will be this Thursday, January 28th at 5:30 PM. Stay tuned for a meeting location.We will discuss the speakers we have confirmed for this spring and their topics, the Solutions conference, some changes to the club itself, and a welcome back gathering.
Please save the date for February 1st and join the Women's Law Group as we welcome Cary Brown, Executive Director of the Commission on Women for a discussion on the status of women's rights in the state of Vermont. Ms. Brown will lead a discussion on current statewide policy and legislative concerns and focus areas […]
A discussion of the historical roots of "amateurism," its adoption by American college sports, the legal and policy criticisms leveled against it nowadays, why it should not be abandoned, and how it can be modernized to accommodate modern economic and social conditions.Brian L. Porto is Professor of Law at Vermont Law School. He holds a […]