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What happened on April 03, 2011

OPINIONS

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What happened on April 03, 2011

OPINIONS

Remembering Martin Luther King as a man, not a saint By Hampton Sides

The real tax avoidance scandal centers on dividends and capital gains By Robert J. Samuelson

From MLK, a dream for the middle class that cannot be allowed to die By Benjamin Todd Jealous and Mary Kay Henry

Shutting down federal offices would be foolish By Editorial

The end of progressive government? By E.j. Dionne Jr

LOCAL

Manning Marable, author of long-awaited Malcolm X biography, dies at 60 By Cristian Salazar

Maryland chancellor, George Mason president among the top-paid at public universities By Daniel De Vise

Why Vicki Abeles’s ‘Race to Nowhere’ is wrong By Jay Mathews

D.C. charters tackle preschool By Sarah Garland

We explore the wild and wacky world of the squirrel By John Kelly

Storm clouds drop hail across Washington region By Martin Weil

PSC criticizes Verizon for lack of notification of 911 outages By Theola Labbé-debose

Community tries to save elderly couple’s home from foreclosure By Susan Kinzie

Virginia General Assembly to convene legislative redistricting session By Rosalind S. Helderman and Theresa Vargas

Terry Jones, pastor who ordered Koran burning has divided families, ex-church members say By Kevin Sieff

Proposal to merge U-Md. and Baltimore campus stirs rivalry By Daniel De Vise

BUSINESS

Requiring Algebra II in high school gains momentum nationwide By Peter Whoriskey

Career Coach: How to pick the right mentor By Joyce E.a. Russell

Commentary: A new business model for nonprofits By Sekou Biddle

New at the top: John Engler By — Interview With Vanessa Mizell

St. Elizabeths construction project generates complaints over hiring By Jonathan O’connell

India’s costly culture of corruption By Steven Pearlstein

To alter consumer behavior, some companies reach out to academics By Steven Overly

Deloitte volunteers help low-income students By Vanessa Mizell

Insider trading probes shine spotlight on expert industry By Amanda Becker

Value Added: Lessons from founder of Dogtopia By Thomas Heath

From the editor: The lessons of a downturn By Dan Beyers

WatchParty uses social media to connect television viewers over the Internet By Steven Overly

Regulators seek to oust Colombo SVP By Danielle Douglas

Wheaton woos government offices, seeks infrastructure funding By Jonathan O'connell

Wachovia jumps into the swipe fee fight By Danielle Douglas

The Download: Business plans battle for funds at U-Md. competition By Steven Overly

The Pentagon retreats on insourcing as spending slows By Marjorie Censer

Greenbelt firm sees market in mobile weather data collection By Marjorie Censer

Debt cap could stymie D.C. redevelopment By Jonathan O'connell

Economic events for the week of April 4, 2011 By — Neil Irwin

Helping Out: Gaylord giving targets food, education programs By ­— Interview With Vanessa Mizell

Q&A: Love and hate for Wal-Mart By Jonathan O'connell

Baker Hostetler hires 17 Howrey lawyers By Amanda Becker

Working: Bike commuting on the rise in D.C. By Vickie Elmer

Deltek scoops up contracting market research competitor By Marjorie Censer

End comes abruptly for remaining Howrey employees By Amanda Becker

Defense contractors make hiring veterans a priority By Marjorie Censer

Capital Buzz: Brazen Careerist nets $750,000 in seed money By Thomas Heath

WORLD

Chinese artist Ai Weiwei arrested in latest government crackdown By Keith B. Richburg

South Korea targets private ‘cram schools,’ citing heavy burden on families By Michael Alison Chandler

In Japan, evacuees direct anger at nuclear-plant owner Tokyo Electric Power Co. By Andrew Higgins

Crowds gather for funerals of slain protesters in Syria By Fredrick Kunkle

BP to resume drilling in Gulf of Mexico By Sylvia Pfeifer

Reporters in Tripoli find it’s a Big Brother world By Liz Sly

Afghan protests over Koran burning in Florida are calmer on 3rd day By Joshua Partlow and Javed Hamdard

Japan nuclear plant could continue to release dangerous radiation for several months By David Nakamura

Female protesters in Yemen attacked by police By Ahmed Al-haj

In diplomatic overture, Gaddafi emissary meets Greek leader in Athens By Karen Deyoung and Tara Bahrampour

U.N. orders relocation of Ivory Coast staff By Colum Lynch

At Chernobyl, a warning for Japan By Will Englund

SPORTS

Remembering Jack Nicklaus’s stirring 1986 Masters victory By Barry Svrluga

‘The Butler Way’ a key component of the Bulldogs’ run to the NCAA title game By Liz Clarke

Djokovic defeats Nadal in Sony Ericsson Open men’s final By Amy Shipley

Hard to gauge Zimmermann’s performance By Tracee Hamilton

Tillman pitches six no-hit innings and Orioles win on Roberts’s 3-run home run By Jeff Zrebiec

United vs. Rapids: D.C. crushed in Colorado By Steven Goff

NCAA women’s tournament: Texas A&M takes down Stanford to reach title game By Gene Wang

Wizards vs. Bobcats: Blatche helps Washington pick up another road win By Michael Lee

Nationals vs. Braves: Atlanta dominates, 11-2 By Adam Kilgore

At Martinsville, Harvick makes his move late to win By Jenna Fryer and — Associated Press

Blue II has taken Houston by storm By Liz Clarke

One of the Cinderellas in the Final Four had to go home By Mike Wise

VCU’s run ends with loss to Butler in the Final Four By Liz Clarke

Lounging around with Montrose Christian By Toni L. Sandys

Kemba Walker is Connecticut’s driving force By Eric Prisbell

On Hockey: Capitals’ time to tighten up is now By Tarik El-bashir

NCAA Final Four: Connecticut stops Kentucky to advance to the final By Eric Prisbell

Ethiopian Lelisa Desisa wins Cherry Blossom 10 Mile Run By James Wagner

Helping Out: Gaylord giving targets food, education programs By — Interview With Vanessa Mizell