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What happened on April 02, 2012

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What happened on April 02, 2012

NEWS

For sale by owner: What to know if you sell your home yourself By Harvey S. Jacobs

2013 Lincoln MKZ Preview: 2012 New York Auto Show By Nelson Ireson | Highgearmedia.com

2013 Cadillac SRX Preview: 2012 New York Auto Show By Nelson Ireson | Highgearmedia.com

POLITICS

GSA chief resigns amid reports of excessive spending By Lisa Rein and Joe Davidson

Supreme Court upholds jail strip searches, including for minor offenses By Robert Barnes

1940 Census records to be released online By Cristian Salazar and Randy Herschaft

Immigration officials arrest more than 3,100 By Annie Gowen and Jerry Markon

Al Franken’s fundraising algebra By Al Kamen

Bill would extend benefits to same-sex partners By Joe Davidson

GSA got the memo, but it was too late By Joe Davidson

OPM: Reservists can’t be denied their civilian jobs By Steve Vogel

Santorum defies mounting pressure to bow out By Dan Balz

Romney’s subtle shift to general election mode By Philip Rucker

NATIONAL

Too much happiness can make you unhappy, studies show By Marta Zaraska

Some mothers see health benefits in eating their placenta after giving birth By Julie Wan

Laparoscopic hernia surgery surpassed traditional surgery in study By Linda Searing

Red meat has many benefits for athletes, magazine says By Whitney Fetterhoff

Eat more fish; risks overstated By Tamar Haspel

Vitamin B12’s reputation as an energizer exceeds evidence; deficiency rate is low By Consumers Union Of United States Inc

Singing allows people with Parkinson’s disease to exercise their vocal cords By Phyllis Richman

Physicists hope to find the Higgs boson, key to unified field theory, this year By Brian Palmer

In Chile’s slums, a lesson in how to make apps for social good By Vivek Wadhwa

Depression often goes undiagnosed, but new Medicare benefit may change that By Michelle Andrews

Passover traditions reflect ethnic, regional customs By Debra Rubin| Religion News Service

Magazine describes efforts to kill viruses; book tells how Homo sapiens prevailed By Aaron Leitko

Women wear hijabs in support of slain Iraqi woman By Omar Sacirbey| Religion News Service

Catholic school cancels address by Kennedy widow By David Gibson

Elderly married couple writes pope’s Good Friday talk By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

Why we’re hungry for ‘The Hunger Game’ By Dick Staub| Religion News Service

What did Jesus do on Holy Saturday? By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service

Fishery managers could call for a review of massive underwater canyons By Juliet Eilperin

Commencement wars heat up over Ted Kennedy’s widow By David Gibson| Religion News Service

SPORTS

Nationals’ Ian Desmond believes it will all come together this season By Adam Kilgore

London 2012 Olympics: Terrence Jennings of Alexandria earns spot on U.S. taekwondo team By Amy Shipley

Basketball: Capital Classic all-star game rosters By Paul Tenorio

Major League Baseball 2012: Phillies' five-year hold on NL East crown about to be challenged By Dave Sheinin

NCAA basketball: Kentucky defeats Kansas for national title By Eric Prisbell

Baseball: Jeffrey Morgan off to hot start for undefeated Patuxent By Josh Barr

Wizards vs. Bucks: Washington falls behind early, never recovers By Michael Lee

The Masters rewards those with experience By Barry Svrluga

Giorgio Chinaglia dies: New York Cosmos striker known for talent, mercurial moods By T. Rees Shapiro

Baseball: Whitman holds off Bethesda-Chevy Chase, 6-5 By Josh Barr

Capitals vs. Lightning: Steven Stamkos scores late to put Washington’s playoff position back in doubt By Katie Carrera

Boys’ soccer: Junior varsity call-up sparks Oakton By Paul Tenorio

Major League Baseball 2012: For Washington Nationals, high expectations bring added attention By Adam Kilgore

Terri Williams-Flournoy leaving Georgetown to become Auburn women’s basketball coach By Gene Wang

Major League Baseball 2012: Washington Nationals’ pitching rotation could change everything By Thomas Boswell

LIFESTYLE

Nate Bennett-Fleming, D.C. shadow-rep hopeful, works to be heard over the buzz By Dan Zak

Quick spin: ‘Nightmare on E Street,’ by Fat Trel By Sarah Godfrey

‘Savage U’: U-Md. gets Dan Savage’s first crash course in sex on campus By Emily Yahr

Alexandria’s Brooke Curran on winning the Antarctica Marathon By Lenny Bernstein

‘Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded,’ by Nicki Minaj By Allison Stewart

Quick spin: The Lumineers’ self-titled debut By — Timothy Bracy

Kids choose new menu items for Silver Diner By Bonnie S. Benwick

Hints From Heloise: The unknown walker By Heloise

TV Highlights By — Emily Yahr

Bruce Springsteen brings darkness and depth to the party at Verizon Center By David Malitz

Duel of the morning talk shows: Couric vs. Palin By Lisa De Moraes

Kennedy Center Chamber Players fill musical menu with delicious instrumentation By Joan Reinthaler

Quick spin: ‘Changed,’ by Rascal Flatts By Elizabeth Nelson

Ham and Easter, a match made in . . . another era? By Nathalie Dupree

Ask Amy: Mom is worried about young shoplifter By Amy Dickinson

LOCAL

In Pr. George’s, 5 killed in deadly weekend By Matt Zapotosky

UMUC president’s departure not related to academics, chancellor says By Daniel De Vise

It’s high school reunion time By John Kelly

Black and Orange, new U Street burger joint, struggles with dream of 24-hour city By Robert Samuels

D.C. taxi official turned FBI informant recalls role in corruption probe By Del Quentin Wilber

Metro riders, and some experts, wonder why Dupont escalator work must take so long By Dana Hedgpeth

Richmond woman finds Civil War-era cannonball in her garden By Martin Weil

An ounce of prevention By Petula Dvorak

Shooting outside D.C. polling place By Martin Weil

Reston group warns of gridlock as Dulles Toll Road rates rise By Dana Hedgpeth

IT supervisor convicted in failed plot to kill lover’s husband By Dan Morse