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What happened on June 03, 2011

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What happened on June 03, 2011

LOCAL

‘Dr. Death’ Jack Kevorkian dies at age 83 By Sindya N. Bhanoo

James Arness, tall, quiet Marshal Dillon of TV’s ‘Gunsmoke,’ dies at 88 By Matt Schudel

Dirk Smiler killer sentenced to 3.5 years By Tom Jackman

D.C. police officer charged with woman’s murder after she and baby are found dead By Matt Zapotosky and Paul Duggan

Ex-banker gets 7 years, below federal guidelines By Tom Jackman

After losing three sisters to cancer, Bethesda firefighter turns to advocacy By Justin Jouvenal

Newt Gingrich and the evangelical voter By Adelle M. Banks

E-mails show contradictions in council chairman’s statements on SUV lease By Mike Debonis

Southwest Airlines posts first-quarter profit of $20 million By Ashley Halsey Iii

Mistrial is declared on murder charges against man in ex-girlfriend’s killing By Keith L. Alexander

Albertina Sisulu, veteran of anti-apartheid movement, dies at 92 By Donna Bryson

Montgomery student wields power on school board By Michael Alison Chandler

Mourners gather after fatal shooting of a promising 15-year-old boy By Theola Labbé-debose

Elmer Pratt, former Black Panther leader whose murder conviction was overturned, dies at 63 By Robert J. Lopez

NoVa water parks discard use of Heimlich maneuver for drowning By Tom Jackman

LIFESTYLE

Carolyn Hax: Can she get over her husband’s ‘emotional affair’? By Carolyn Hax

Review of ‘Venus in Fur’ at Studio Theatre By Peter Marks

Site offers low-stress encounters for making friends By Erin Williams

From Cuban Ballet, a ‘Don Quixote’ worthy of the name By Sarah Kaufman

Misadventures with translator apps By Jason Wilson

Smart Mouth: Switzerland’s sweet saffron By Sylvie Bigar

Teens Run DC mentoring program perseveres at Cardozo High By Deneen L. Brown

The Impulsive Traveler: The hidden pleasures of the secondhand bookstore By Lloyd Rose

First Person Singular: Flight nurse Sheryl Titus By Amanda Abrams

Hints From Heloise: Snake insurance By Heloise

What's the Deal?: The week's best travel bargains around the globe By K.c. Summers

CityDance losing dance company but still sees ‘lots of opportunities’ By Erin Williams

Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s co-commissioned ‘Sidereus’ By Joe Banno

Whatever happened to ... the newlyweds who bought the house? By Erin Williams

A major First Folio exhibit opens at the Folger Shakespeare Library By Neely Tucker

Carolyn Hax: What helps a relationship endure By Carolyn Hax

Closer Inspection: Crooked Beat record store owner highlights local gems past and present By Kris Coronado

Music review: NSO highlights Bernstein By Anne Midgette

Style Invitational Week 922: Rewrite the national anthem, plus winning grandfoals By Pat Myers

Ask Amy: This family outing is no picnic By Amy Dickinson

Honduras, the other Central America By Nancy Trejos

Bed Check: Le Meridien, Philadelphia By Zofia Smardz

Smithsonian exhibits mark an AIDS anniversary By Jacqueline Trescott

OPINIONS

SlutWalks and the future of feminism By Jessica Valenti

Rewriting Rumsfeld’s rules By David Ignatius

What is a college education really worth? By Naomi Schaefer Riley

Five myths about Pakistan By Anatol Lieven

Why is the NAACP fighting African Americans? By Kevin P. Chavous

Why are diplomats free to abuse in America? By Martina E. Vandenberg

LeBron James left Ohio. So does everyone else. By Brian Windhorst

Do cellphones cause cancer? Unclear. But science proves they’re annoying. By Joe Palca and Flora Lichtman

Why the NAACP is suing New York By Benjamin Todd Jealous

With New Beginnings, same old DYRS By Colbert I. King

Post misses boat on waterfront controversy By Patrick B. Pexton

Why I chose a home birth By Susan Heavey

The American Dream, minus the homeownership By Karen E.t. Garrett and R. Sam Garrett

The NFL’s labor pains By George F. Will

Two city workers knew SUV deal was wrong By Editorial

Egypt’s revolutionary justice By Editorial

The danger in 140 characters By Kathleen Parker

The questionable legal case against John Edwards By Editorial

Ghosts of Tiananmen By Perry Link

Hubris and humility: Sarah Palin and Robert Gates on tour By Dana Milbank

After the spelling bee, imagining a world without standardized spelling By Erin Mckean

NATIONAL

U.S. projects in war zones are unsustainable, study finds By Rajiv Chandrasekaran

State Department report on U.S. withdrawal from Iraq cites lack of money, other problems By Walter Pincus

Scientists announce discovery of new strain of MRSA By Rob Stein

HUD defends record, plans to tighten rules for affordable housing program By Ben Pershing

ENTERTAINMENT

Joseph Nye picks 5 books about power By Joseph S. Nye

Annie Jacobsen’s “Area 51,” the U.S. top secret military base By Richard Rhodes

Deborah Baker’s ‘The Convert’ is the true story of a Jewish girl who converted to Islam By Pamela Constable

Henry Kissinger’s “On China” By Brantly Womack

TV review: MTV’s ‘Teen Wolf,’ lyca virgin By Hank Stuever

Scena Theatre imports ‘Purge’ by the ‘Gothic Finn,’ Sofi Oksanen By Raymond M. Lane

Book explores Hollywood ‘Golden Age’ of the 1960s-’70s By Charles Matthews

Empire of Silver opens. By Mark Jenkins

Appreciating the summer TV season By Hank Stuever

‘The Last Mountain’ movie review By Stephanie Merry

‘Those Guys Have All the Fun,’ on ESPN, by James Andrew Miller and Tom Shales By Steven V. Roberts