Commentary Series
Commentary Series
Schubart: Eccentric Vacation
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Commentator Bill Schubart and his wife has just returned from a visit to England to sample its rich history, see his stepson who works there, and to see if the food is any better. It was a somewhat eccentric vacation.Commentary Series
Schubart: The Power of Making
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On vacation, commentator Bill Schubart visited the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, which only left him with more questions about what is happening here at home.Commentary Series
Schubart: Rural Free Delivery
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Commentator Bill Schubart’s daily encounter with the garter snake living in his mailbox has caused him to question the utility of having a mailbox anyway. So even though the vandals who routinely bash his mailbox might miss it greatly, he’s not sure he will.Commentary Series
Schubart: New Grandfather
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Commentator Bill Schubart has recently become a grandfather. He worries that the fears we project onto our children – as well as our efforts to remove all risk from their young lives – may prevent them from dealing with the often harsh inequities life will impose on themCommentary Series
Schubart: Labor Day 2011
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As the nights have begun to grow cooler – and the days shorter – commentator Bill Schubart has been thinking about the meaning of Labor Day.Commentary Series
Schubart: The Fine Art Of Flirting
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Seeking relief from the apocalyptic media debate about whether government is a benign or malignant force in our lives, commentator Bill Schubart chooses to reminisce about the lost of art of flirting.Commentary Series
Schubart: Political Pledges
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As election season approaches, Commentator Bill Schubart has been looking skeptically at the array of candidate pledges being offered up by various special interest groups in exchange for political support – and trying to decipher their impact on future leadership.Commentary Series
Schubart: Adequate Compensation
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According to commentator Bill Schubart the problem of overcompensating business and non-profit leaders and executives nationally – is hardly a problem in Vermont. In fact, he says the real problem is arguably quite the opposite.Commentary Series
