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What happened on August 19, 2011

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What happened on August 19, 2011

NEWS

Quitclaim deed transfers ownership, not loan responsibility By By Ilyce R. Glink

Stores offering designer dorm gear for the college-bound By Jenna Johnson

What to take to college, and what to leave behind By Jenna Johnson

Whatever Happened to ... the teenage cancer survivor who took his nurses to his prom? By Katherine Shaver

Where We Live: Walkable Lake Anne Village in Reston By Lea Winerman

Veterans Affairs mortgage program avoids the pitfalls of other lenders By Kenneth R. Harney

We the desperate, led by the inept (aka Obama, Republicans, Democrats, Tea Partiers) By Stephen Rhymer

2011 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid: Hi, tech. Bye, performance. By Warren Brown

Questions for business owners, politicians and all stakeholders in our new economy By Stephanie Dudgeon

Green Scene: Planting a garden that’s both ornamental and edible By Joel M. Lerner

Va. man lobbies for religion museum By Jack Jenkins

OPINIONS

The real grand bargain, coming undone By Alexander Keyssar

Imagining a world without the Kardashians By Rich Juzwiak

The Republicans’ new voodoo economics? By Greg Ip

Michele Bachmann’s ‘war’ on the IRS By Editorial

Chris Christie, America’s Caesar By George F. Will

What books are the GOP 2012 contenders reading? By Tevi Troy

Art should be debated, not silenced By Theodore Bikel

The Mideast blame game By Aaron David Miller

For D.C.’s mentally ill, a legal right to suffer? By Patrick Hand

D.C’s political gambling games By Colbert I. King

States miss a social-media education opportunity By Editorial

Updating ‘Borden’s Dream’: Making the most of the new Walter Reed By John Chiles

A better format for presidential debates By Lance Morgan

E-mail brings a blue streak of hate-filled profanity By Patrick B. Pexton

From ping-pong diplomacy to basket-brawl: What the Chinese-Georgetown fight reveals By Brook Larmer

Don’t rewrite the rules for military retirement By Andrew J. Bacevich

Lessons from the U.S.S.R. coup attempt By Mikhail Gorbachev

What’s wrong with these bleeping people? By Kathleen Parker

The administration gets its priorities right on deportation By Editorial

Why is Glenn Beck going to Israel? By Zev Chafets

LIFESTYLE

Martin Luther King Jr. movies in the works By Ann Hornaday

D.C. art collectors Daniel and Mirella Levinas: ‘Open to what art can be’ By Jason Edward Kaufman

Comedian Tom Green, MTV’s original court jester, is now a real stand-up guy By Aaron Leitko

Egypt’s gays hope for change in culture after revolt By Ernesto Londono

Susan Shields dances to her muse as one of few female freelance choreographers By Katherine Boyle

The Impulsive Traveler: Details, Cooperstown, N.Y. By Steven V. Roberts

Going Our Way: Working to see the sights in New Zealand By K.c. Summers

In ‘Senna,’ a new formula for documentaries By John Anderson

First Person Singular: Sarah Johnson, 25, aquatic specialist, Great Waves Waterpark By Robin Rose Parker

GPS: This girl’s positioning system By Andrea Sachs

In Vietnam, a walk on the high side By Susan Harb

The Exhibitionist: A guide to the Laogai Museum By Jessica Goldstein

The bottom line on Obama’s ‘manure management’ remark By Monica Hesse

Reggie Watts leads his audiences along a meandering, hilarious road By John Defore

Hawaii travel bargain, plus Riviera Maya and Vietnam cruises By K.c. Summers

On Love: Dia Adams & Terrence Battlehunt By Ellen Mccarthy

Ask Amy: Grandparents’ favoritism creates tension By Amy Dickinson

Four sculpture shows celebrate D.C. artists By Mark Jenkins

Did budget unseat Depp’s ‘Lone Ranger’? By Steven Zeitchik

Arts in brief By — Erin Williams

Closer Inspection: Recycled-glass art at Washington Glass School By Kris Coronado

Coming & Going: Travel news and notes By Andrea Sachs and Nancy Trejos

Escapes: Details, Annmarie Garden, Solomons, Md. By Ann Cameron Siegal

Details: Vietnam By Susan Harb

Premiering two musicals in repertory, Signature Theatre may break new ground By Nelson Pressley

Hints From Heloise: The joys of pet toys By Heloise

The puppy is running amok By Carolyn Hax

Working security — and people — into the Ellipse By Christopher Hawthorne

Ukelele players swarm Strathmore for 2011 Uke Fest By Erin Williams

Is it an art film or an advertisement? On the Internet, it might be both. By Melissa Bell

Identity Festival at Jiffy Lube Live draws thousands of electronic dance music fans By Chris Richards

Bed Check: A Virginia inn with showstopping views By Timothy R. Smith

Cut your grocery tab by sticking to the list By Holly E. Thomas

Broadway’s ‘Chicago’ makes history By Mark Kennedy

Escapes: A sculpture garden adds a new twist to Solomons, Md. By Ann Cameron Siegal

On Sale By Janet Bennett Kelly

On Love: The wedding of Lauren Lesch and Blake Marshall By Janet Bennett Kelly and — Janet Bennett Kelly

Can this GPS aficionado do a low-tech road trip? By Becky Krystal

The Impulsive Traveler: The boys of summer visit Cooperstown, N.Y. By Steven V. Roberts

‘Liquid Bomb Plot’ special is gripping investigation of terrorism By Rich Heldenfels

Todd Rexx and Sean Savoy: Washington area comics are home for a spell By Tracey Longo

Sometimes you can make a second first impression By Carolyn Hax

Renny Harlin talks superpower nations and ‘5 Days of War’ By Mark Jenkins

Manfred Honeck and the Pittsburgh Symphony take on Mahler By Mark J. Estren

ENTERTAINMENT