Dates of Publication in the Washington Post
What happened on March 28, 2011
NATIONAL
Breathless, but not from asthma By Sandra G. Boodman
The environmental impact of the wine we drink
Lawns are adding to Chesapeake Bay pollution, study says By Darryl Fears
Early detection of high blood pressure can limit damage to your heart and arteries
30 years later, nurses recall their role in saving Reagan’s life By Del Quentin Wilber
Eating fish may help your eyes By Linda Searing
Elephant Diaries blog; ‘Oceana’ book by Ted Danson By Rachel Saslow
Spring cleaning for your mind, body and spirit By Carolyn Butler
Women’s Health addresses stress seekers; ‘Rethinking Drinking’ offers online aid By Rachel Saslow
Why some dinosaurs had such long necks
Critics slam cost of FDA-approved drug to prevent preterm births By Rob Stein
Stupid Cancer online support community
LOCAL
Food dyes may make kids hyper, some scientists say, but sadly the price is right By Petula Dvorak
Harry Coover, Super Glue inventor, dies at 94 By T. Rees Shapiro
Politics and Prose has found a buyer By Michael S. Rosenwald
Senate panel to look at challenges facing senior federal executives By Joe Davidson
Paul Baran, Internet pioneer, dies at 84 By Andrew Dalton
Montgomery lawmakers worried about system that allowed possible double payments By Miranda S. Spivack
Attempted robbery on Mall By Martin Weil
Anti-abortion rights groups rent space near controversial abortion provider By Michelle Boorstein
So, who’s a doctor, and who really needs to know? By John Kelly
Possible loss of federal funding puts Metro overhaul at risk By Ashley Halsey Iii
Mayor Gray’s hiring practices under microscope By Tim Craig
Gray delivers speech on state of District, focusing on unifying, not troubles By Nikita Stewart
Alfred Bodian, analyst, art collector By — Emma Brown
Betty Middleton Geisler, administrative assistant By — Emma Brown
Mavis B. Marks, doctor By — Lauren Wiseman
2 men die in Prince George’s shootings By Matt Zapotosky
D.C. judge is urged to order search for woman’s remains By Keith L. Alexander
Suspect in slaying of D.C. man was ordered deported in 2007, prosecutor says By Keith L. Alexander
Fairfax County executive proposes letting internal auditor oversee police conduct probes By Tom Jackman
Thomas J. Ingram III, Navy captain By — Emma Brown
Helen O. Longino, tour guide By — Lauren Wiseman
OPINIONS
China’s African investments: Who benefits? By Michael Gerson
Memories of a first Nats game
Newt Gingrich on Libya policy: Firing in every direction By Eugene Robinson
Mr. Obama and Libya: Where’s the strategy to preserve success?
Geraldine Ferraro’s trailblazing life By Editorial
Geraldine Ferraro: This friend was a fighter By Ellen Goodman
Undue corporate influence — and bribery — begins at home
The Obama doctrine: A gray area the size of Libya By Dana Milbank
Tom Toles Cartoon Caption Contest Official Rules
A misleading picture of Massachusetts health-care reform
Obama speech offers clarity on Libya policy By David Ignatius
Where is the leader of the free world? By Marc A. Thiessen
A drilling company misplaces the blame for its bankruptcy
Military action is costly, but not as much as apathy By Richard Cohen
France’s goals in Libya hit a little closer to home By Anne Applebaum
Supreme Court justices aren’t political hacks in robes
BUSINESS
The pro-Social Security case for Social Security reform By Ezra Klein
GOP lawmakers to unveil own plan to wind down Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac By Zachary A. Goldfarb
Securitization industry group to open D.C. office By David S. Hilzenrath
Tech firms hiring White House staffers By Cecilia Kang
Libyan rebels promise oil exports, but Western traders still leery of lining up By Steven Mufson
WORLD
U.S. deploys low-flying attack planes in Libya By Greg Jaffe and Karen Deyoung
New and old information operations in Afghanistan: What works? By Walter Pincus
As seen up close, gritty urban battle still rages on forgotten front of Misurata By Liz Sly
Hundreds living near Japan’s crippled nuclear plant sent for radiation testing By David Nakamura
Taliban claims responsibility for Afghan suicide bombing By Ernesto Londono and Javed Hamdard
Libyan rebels push toward Gaddafi’s home town By Tara Bahrampour and Greg Jaffe
Radioactive contamination found in tunnels, soil outside Japan nuclear plant By Michael Alison Chandler
Vanishing act by Japanese executive during nuclear crisis raises questions By Andrew Higgins
Pakistan’s Sherry Rehman stands alone after colleagues’ assassinations By Karin Brulliard
An unusual German export to Egypt: how to handle the secret police By Michael Birnbaum
ENTERTAINMENT
Book review: C.J. Box’s ‘Cold Wind’ By Tracy Grant
SPORTS
DeMatha football Coach Bill McGregor resigns By Josh Barr
Baltimore rallies behind Washington’s Capitals despite historic distaste for D.C. teams By Dan Steinberg
Jessop leads Broad Run in 14-inning win over Briar Woods By Preston Williams
Wizards vs. Warriors: Double-doubles from John Wall, JaVale McGee aren’t enough By Michael Lee
Brentsville prepares for early-season gauntlet By Paul Tenorio
NFL players won’t hold alternative draft event
Girls soccer: Chantilly’s Olivia Colella caps big day with second-overtime goal against Oakton By James Wagner
Final Four: Madness continues, but Cinderella is no more By Eric Prisbell
John Lannan back, maybe better than ever after trip back to the minor leagues By Adam Kilgore
John Thompson Jr. shares his wisdom at the Capital Sports Complex By Toni L. Sandys
Woodgrove off to fast start behind familiar faces By Alan Goldenbach and Greg Schimmel
NFL lockout: Judge Susan Nelson has reputation as a master mediator By Amy Shipley
NASCAR: Kevin Harvick wins first race on final turn By John Marshall
Madison names Lenny Schultz football coach By Paul Tenorio
Boys’ lacrosse: Langley gets physical in 10-4 win over Stone Bridge By Matt Brooks
NEWS
Hospitals increasingly offer palliative care By Michelle Andrews
Josephine Tape, volunteer By — Emma Brown
LIFESTYLE
Family Almanac: The benefits of playing make-believe with kids By Marguerite Kelly
At Wizards games, Terrance Briscoe shoots for team spirit By David Rowell
ABC’s ‘Body of Proof’: Dana Delany, dealing with too many stiffs By Hank Stuever
TV Highlights: ‘Body of Proof’ premieres; ‘Frontline: Money and March Madness’ By — Emily Yahr
Five men who could be Dick Cheney By Jen Chaney
‘Dancing With the Stars’ host won’t tread lightly around subject of Chris Brown By Lisa De Moraes
Frank Stewart’s Bridge for March 29
Carolyn Hax for March 29 By Carolyn Hax
DC Tap Fest set to drum up inspiration with weekend of dance By Erin Williams
Review of new Nintendo 3DS system
Britney Spears’s ‘Femme Fatale’: Less than enthralling pop By Chris Richards
Miss Manners: Proper forms of address
POLITICS
Obama: U.S. had responsibility to act in Libya By Scott Wilson
Ex-Capitol Hill aide Stroman tapped as deputy postmaster By Lisa Rein and And Ed O’keefe
Supreme Court skeptical about Arizona’s campaign finance law By Robert Barnes
Sentinel: Reporter lays ‘Closetgate’ to rest
With “time short,” Congress still at impasse on shutdown talks By Paul Kane
The Republican House that Bill Thomas built By Ben Pershing
Despite pressure to reduce national debt, few in Congress use payback program By David A. Fahrenthold
Claims for Social Security benefits on the rise By Lisa Rein
Federal agency halts green-card decisions for some gay immigrants By Sandhya Somashekhar
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