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What happened on September 14, 2011

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What happened on September 14, 2011

LOCAL

D.C. schools prepare for nation’s first sex-education standardized testing By Bill Turque

SAT reading scores drop to lowest point in decades By Michael Alison Chandler

Bus stop assault highlights continuing urban violence By Robert Mccartney

Teacher accused of helping teens at Manassas juvenile facility escape By Mary Pat Flaherty

Fairfax: Virginia shortchanging Tysons Corner funding By Kali Schumitz

Speed up Bethesda Metro station’s 2nd entrance and new elevators, transit group urges By Dana Hedgpeth

Tensions rise in Falls Church after gang task force raids Eden Center By Tom Jackman

Slain D.C. woman sought court’s protection from suspect By Paul Duggan

With Metro’s new rail line, where is the Washington transit map heading? By Robert Thomson

Calvert businesses report little damage in wake of Hurricane Irene By Meghan Russell

D.C. news briefs By — Compiled By Terence Mcardle

Going Out Guide for Prince George’s County and Southern Maryland, Sept. 15-21 By Carrie Donovan

Rockville mentoring program gears up for 17th year By Alison Bryant

Looking for a corps? They’re looking for you, too By Derrick T. Dortch

Rick Perry blasts President Obama at Virginia GOP fundraiser in Richmond By Anita Kumar

Oxon Hill youths paint the past in preparation of future museum site By Mimi Liu

Sharon Bryson, Service to America award finalist: The bearer of bad news — and hopefully comfort By Ashley Halsey Iii

Montgomery County planners use ‘heat map’ to determine demand for bike routes By Alex Ruoff

Quake gets attention of D.C. area officials By Tim Craig

St. Mary’s College aims to cut in-state tuition by 12 percent By Jesse Yeatman

Cardin picks ex-Calvert delegate as Southern Maryland representative By Jeff Newman

Herndon Police Chief Toussaint Summers retiring By Gregg Macdonald

Army Spec. Douglas J. Green fondly remembered as ‘old soul’ By Jeremy Borden

Going Out Guide for the District of Columbia, Sept. 15-21. By Carrie Donovan

Priests use sports to encourage others to join priesthood By Virginia Terhune

Horse theft in Montgomery baffles owner of stables By Dan Morse

Missoni for Target collection, a day later in D.C.: Cleaned out By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Alexandria’s Mike McGill really has seen it all By John Kelly

Decades-old oak tree in Germantown is deteriorating, officials say By Nesa Nourmohammadi

‘Get Lost in Loudoun’ Web series aims to spur tourism By Caitlin Gibson

Carl Oglesby, campus group leader and outspoken critic of Vietnam, dies at 76 By Hillel Italie

Fairfax County health officials keep an eye on measles, whooping cough By Kali Schumitz

LIFESTYLE

How To: Replacing a 1950s steel radiator cover By Jeanne Huber

Design tricks to make a small space feel bigger By Terri Sapienza

Miss Manners: Oh dear, another literalist needs help By Miss Manners

F-16 pilot was ready to down her father’s plane By Steve Hendrix

Missoni for Target sells out in stores, crashes Web site By Cara Kelly

A small-space makeover in Chevy Chase By Jura Koncius

For morning TV’s ‘bookers,’ a constant race to secure ratings-grabbing guests By Paul Farhi

A spousal separation dilemma By Carolyn Hax

Boyfriend’s tattoo of his ex gets under her skin By Carolyn Hax

America eats nicely in Penn Quarter By Tom Sietsema

The fight over retrofitting classics for modern tastes By Peter Marks

TV Highlights: ‘The Vampire Diaries,’ ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ return By — Emily Yahr

Gardening tip: Dealing with bearded irises’ faded foliage By Adrian Higgins

Ask Amy: Toilet overflows, accusations follow By Amy Dickinson

A makeover for the bedroom By Terri Sapienza

Eagles, Colts and Lions may be worth watching as NFL season begins By Fred Bowen

CW’s ‘The Secret Circle’: Easy-bake coven By Hank Stuever

Hints From Heloise: The scrubbing power of nylon net By Heloise

Building Museum cancels Turner Prize ceremony amid protests aimed at winner Caterpillar By Monica Hesse

Italian heirloom varieties such as anellini add a twist to snap beans By Barbara Damrosch

BUSINESS

Can Facebook get you fired? Watch what you say about your employer on social media By Michelle Singletary

Obama green-tech program that backed Solyndra struggles to create jobs By Carol D. Leonnig and Steven Mufson

File purging not harmful, says SEC official By David S. Hilzenrath

Europe debt crisis shows signs of easing By Michael Birnbaum and And Neil Irwin

European Central Bank to loan dollars By Howard Schneider

Facebook rolls out “Subscribe” button By Hayley Tsukayama

Facebook rolls out new features By Jacob Schulman

Germany, France confirm support for Greece By Michael Birnbaum, Will Englund and Howard Schneider

European banks face major reckoning By Howard Schneider

Windows 8 ‘reimagines what Windows can be’ By Hayley Tsukayama

Wal-Mart pledges billions to aid women businesses By Ylan Q. Mui

SEC officials ‘lawyering up’ By David S. Hilzenrath

Obama, in new debt proposal, won’t put Social Security cuts back on the table By Zachary A. Goldfarb

Want better wireless service in America? Socialize it. By Joshua Topolsky

NATIONAL

BP’s cost cuts contributed to oil spill disaster, federal probe finds By Joel Achenbach

Health expert says a ‘moral imperative’ is growing to face noncommunicable disease epidemic in poor countries By David Brown

WORLD

Syrian activist Ghiyath Matar’s death spurs grief, debate By Liz Sly

In Mexico, a deadly threat to ‘scandal mongers’ using social media By William Booth

More than 20 killed in violence across Iraq By Annie Gowen and Asaad Majeed

Iran’s judiciary says U.S. hikers not being released By Thomas Erdbrink

Anxieties mount over Palestinian statehood bid By Joel Greenberg

U.S. officials play down Taliban attack on embassy By Ernesto Londoño