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...Bill O’Reilly, a Fox News pundit, brought a horrifying story to the public’s attention. In darkest Vermont—homeland of radical ice cream dealers and noisy presidential candidates—an uncaring judge had denied justice to a small child. Judge Edward Cashman sentenced a man who raped a young girl for four years to a measly 60 days in prison. According to O’Reilly, the judge doesn’t believe in punishing sex offenders, perfect evidence for the pressing need for harsher mandatory minimum sentences to keep liberal judges...
...bizarre twist in Vermont law made the choice particularly stark. Because Hulett was classified as “low risk” by the state corrections department, he would be ineligible to receive mental health treatment in a traditional prison. To get Hulett into a treatment program, Judge Cashman had to keep him out of jail...
...ECAC, filling the void left by Vermont’s departure. And last Friday night they knocked off the Crimson, which began fielding hockey teams 31 years before Quinnipiac University was even founded. “It gave us credibility, really,” said junior defenseman Reid Cashman, whose 45 points last year earned him Hobey Baker finalist honors. The Bobcats opened their season with two losses to Michigan on Oct. 7 and 8, but they won six straight before last weekend’s Harvard game, the ECAC opener. It was scheduled for the Hartford Civic Center, former...
...we’d prefer that they save their first win celebration in the ECAC for another night.” It won’t be easy, though. The Bobcats have won six straight entering tonight’s contest, and they are led by junior Reid Cashman, a Hobey Baker finalist who notched 45 points from the blue line last year. After the Quinnipiac game, Harvard heads south for New Jersey, where it will face Princeton tomorrow night. The Tigers have totaled just 16 wins in their last three seasons, but they swept the Crimson two years...
There are lives being lived in the meticulously designed room settings at Ikea, even if they're fictional lives. "The settings that we do are all written to a brief that describes who lives there and what function the space has to perform for them," says Clive Cashman, the chain's U.S. public-affairs manager. A space designed for a young woman in a small apartment might feature a gate-leg table and chairs that can be hung on the wall; for a single parent, the store will show toy storage that is accessible to kids but can be easily...