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What happened on October 25, 2011

LIFESTYLE

OPINIONS

ENTERTAINMENT

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BUSINESS

LOCAL

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What happened on October 25, 2011

LIFESTYLE

Eat, Drink & Be Healthy: A little sugar not all that bad By Jennifer Larue Huget

DIY winemaking around D.C. is a pricey barrel of fun By Dave Mcintyre

Sourced: The dual-purpose bivalves of Dragon Creek By David Hagedorn

Two ‘Othellos’ built around their Iagos By Peter Marks

Ask Amy: Grandma not a fan of Facebook finger salutes By Amy Dickinson

‘The Crucible’ hinges on girls’ influence over Salem masses By Jessica Goldstein

Washington Post food calendar for Oct. 27-Nov. 18 By Becky Krystal

At Kennedy Center, duo adds to Opera Lafayette’s cachet By Charles T. Downey

Good to Go: Seoul Food D.C. By Becky Krystal

A question that need not be answered By Carolyn Hax

Hints From Heloise: Banana hints come in bunches By Heloise

The TV Column: Obama on Leno, Rooney hospitalized By Lisa De Moraes

Scary books for kids this Halloween By — Tracy Grant

The Misfits: Marine Corps Marathon using social media to help track runners By Vicky Hallett

New advances in the world of gin By Jason Wilson

To make your own wine By Dave Mcintyre

Fire up your pumpkins this Halloween By Jim Shahin

OPINIONS

How the Patriot Act stripped me of my free-speech rights By Nicholas Merrill

Federal cuts would imperil juvenile justice programs By Editorial

Rick Perry and his rivals serve up scare tactics and drivel By Ruth Marcus

Europe’s bailout can’t succeed without an economic boom By Editorial

Democrats on the sidelines By Dana Milbank

Two-party system on the ropes in Virginia races By Editorial

ENTERTAINMENT

Ron Charles reviews ‘The Cat’s Table,’ by Michael Ondaatje By Ron Charles

Finalists for the World Fantasy Best Novel Award By Yvonne Zipp

‘Mr. Fox,’ by Helen Oyeyemi: A writer spars with his muse By Kerry Fried

SPORTS

Ryan Fitzpatrick’s Wonderlic score: What does it mean? By Amy Shipley

Road to a state title not easy for Whitman girls By Eric Detweiler

World Series delivers more than expected By Thomas Boswell

Redskins tight end Chris Cooley is lost for the year By Rick Maese

Bruce Boudreau balances ice time to keep Alex Ovechkin, Caps fresh By Katie Carrera

Maryland’s Kenny Tate to stay at linebacker if and when he returns in 2012 By Eric Prisbell

Jaguars vs. Ravens: Baltimore stumbles offensively in 12-7 loss on Monday night By Jeff Zrebiec

2011 World Series: Tony La Russa’s game of bullpen telephone leads to Game 5 loss By Thomas Boswell

Volleyball: Freedom rallies from behind to beat Broad Run in five sets By Matt Brooks

NCAA graduation rates reach record high, but football, basketball teams still lagging By Liz Clarke

Cardinals Manager Tony La Russa puts blame for Game 5 mix-ups on himself By Dave Sheinin

2011 World Series: Texas Rangers one win from title after 4-2 victory over St. Louis Cardinals By Dave Sheinin

Congressional hearings sought on failure of NFL, union to agree on HGH testing By Mark Maske

D.C. sports fans: hopeful, yet less gullible By Mike Wise

BUSINESS

The tea party, Occupy Wall Street and ‘BioShock Infinite’: How a video game is reflecting life By Hayley Tsukayama

Ex-Goldman Sachs Director Rajat Gupta Said to Face Charges By Patricia Hurtado

European leaders head for financial summit with no solution in sight By Howard Schneider and Michael Birnbaum

Apple TV in development for possible 2012 release, according to report By Sarah Halzack

Investment guidance for employees long overdue By Michelle Singletary

Money managers lay groundwork for challenge to SEC rules By David S. Hilzenrath

Fed considers its stimulus options By Neil Irwin

A twist in Fed’s Operation Twist: Costlier pension obligations By Allan Sloan

LOCAL

GSA worker gets over 2 years in prison for kickback scheme By Ed O’keefe and Del Quentin Wilber

D.C. school’s principal was destined to be there — and now you can help him By John Kelly

Jury clears Fairfax dog walker in unscooped poop case By Justin Jouvenal

Public transportation can leave Tysons workers in a bind By Kafia A. Hosh

Paul Leka, co-writer of ‘Na Na Hey Hey (Kiss Him Goodbye),’ dies at 68 By Terence Mcardle

Md. commission proposes 15-cent increase in gas tax By Aaron C. Davis

Still-sturdy economy gives D.C. a buffer during scandals By Marc Fisher

Statement provides details of cabdriver’s slaying in NE By Martin Weil

Two Democrats might challenge Donna Edwards By Miranda S. Spivack

Occupy D.C. protesters welcomed by local homeless By Tim Craig

Currie trial nears end; Md. senator won’t testify in own defense By John Wagner

Antonio Cassese, judge who led tribunal after Balkan wars in 1990s, dies at 74 By Emily Langer

D.C.’s Salvadoran community aiding flood victims By Luz Lazo

Students flexing their votes By Mike Debonis

D.C.’s annual drag queen race draws a mixed crowd By Katie Rogers

Virginia ballots skimp on party affiliation By Laura Vozzella

Montgomery County police evidence technician faces theft charge By Dan Morse

WORLD

Iran’s supreme leader floats proposal to abolish presidency By Thomas Erdbrink

A battle for rural Britain By Anthony Faiola

FBI going to court more often to get personal Internet-usage data By Ellen Nakashima

Moammar Gaddafi buried in secret desert location as many Libyans rejoice By Mary Beth Sheridan

U.S. modules used to trigger IEDs in Iraq, officials say By Peter Finn

NATIONAL

Routine HPV vaccination recommended for boys By Rob Stein