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...Beat Bowling Green 48-3 9. Washington 1-0 Idle 10. Virginia 2-0 Beat Maryland 31-19 11. Florida State 1-1 Lost to N.C. State 24-7 12. Georgia 2-0 Beat South Carolina 17-3 13. Syracuse 1-1 Beat Michigan 38-28 14. Wisconsin 2-0 Beat Ohio University 45-0 15. Colorado 2-0 Beat Fresno State 29-21 16. Arizona 2-0 Beat Stanford 31-14 17. Texas A&M 1-1 Beat Louisiana Tech 28-7 18. Southern Cal 2-0 Beat San Diego State 35-6 19. West Virginia 0-1 Idle...
Technically, Cash is right. In Nevada, California and in fact most of the U.S., doing nothing about a crime is no crime at all. Only a handful of states--including Vermont, Wisconsin and Minnesota--have "duty to assist" laws requiring those who witness a crime to offer aid and report it. Cash's callousness, though, has sparked a movement in both California and Nevada to pass something called "Sherrice's law" to require witnesses to intervene and report cases of sexual assault against children. If necessary, says Najee Ali, spokesman for Sherrice's mother Yolanda Manuel, advocates of the proposed...
...striking antagonist to Starr. He is a Quaker to Starr's more evangelical brand of Christian; a liberal to Starr's Federalist Society conservative; a man who does his pro bono work for the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, while Starr moonlighted as counsel for a conservative Wisconsin foundation's fight for school choice. Their interplay became all the more intriguing last week when the heretofore academic question of whether the President can be subpoenaed became a very, very real one. Although the move put both sides into uncharted legal territory, it seems fairly certain that a sitting President...
...Norquist's attack. He explained to TIME that his intention was to show that "we can't solve the drug problem without recognizing its economic dimensions." Indeed, it is difficult to dismiss the report as simply the work of an ivory-tower leftist apologist. Its publisher? The conservative Wisconsin Policy Research Institute...
...young fund stars see their inexperience as (What else?) a virtue. Just ask John Potter, 29, a Wisconsin native who's been playing the market since 10th grade and has generated an 18% return in the past year at the $175 million Marshall Mid-Cap Value Fund. "We don't have any preconceived notions or emotional baggage," he says. "I know I'm not playing with paper money...