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What happened on April 04, 2012

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What happened on April 04, 2012

LIFESTYLE

Gardening ideas: Tips for having a sweet-smelling garden By Adrian Higgins

Organizing a basement: Design ideas to dig myself out of a mess By Terri Sapienza

Calamondin orange, the best-behaved citrus tree By Barbara Damrosch

In meditative mindfulness, Rep. Tim Ryan sees a cure for many American ills By Neely Tucker

Fifteen/Eleven paper boutique opens in Old Town Alexandria By Terri Sapienza

Sit tight, Matt Lauer — Ryan Seacrest not taking over ‘Today’ seat yet By Lisa De Moraes

‘Every Last One,’ and ‘Defending Jacob’: When fiction mirrors real life By Tracy Grant

Foundry home store opens on U Street NW By Terri Sapienza

How To: Repair an antique glass goblet By Jeanne Huber

Carolyn Hax: Another case of Dating Hamster Wheel of Despair By Carolyn Hax

‘God Is the Bigger Elvis’: Cloistered with a hunka burnin’ love By Hank Stuever

Hints From Heloise: Bags get new bottoms By Heloise

Ask Amy: Boyfriend waffles, worries about settling By Amy Dickinson

Strasburg, Ramos could key Nationals’ improvement By Fred Bowen

A playroom in Vienna is ready to grow up By Megan Buerger

Music review: Eighth Blackbird at Kennedy Center By Anne Midgette

Miss Manners: To fold or not to fold? By Miss Manners

NATIONAL

Martin Luther King assassination in 1968 a ‘cruel and wanton act’ By Elizabeth Flock

A dark Easter for Palestinian Christians By Richard Stearns| Religion News Service

Santa Monica College students pepper-sprayed while protesting expensive courses By Elizabeth Flock

Opposition grows to religious freedom nominee By Omar Sacirbey| Religion News Service

Vicar sentenced for conducting sham marriages By Al Webb| Religion News Service

Richard Land says Obama using Martin case for politics By David Gibson| Religion News Service

Bishops say Obama compromise is ‘unconstitutional’ By David Gibson| Religion News Service

Catholic group leaves Vanderbilt over membership rules By Bob Smietana| Religion News Service

Little consensus at scientific meeting on releasing results of risky research By David Brown

Good Friday, Passover mean headaches for opening day By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service

Obama hosts Easter prayer breakfast with meditation on suffering By Lauren Markoe| Religion News Service

WORLD

Afghanistan sees rise in ‘dancing boys’ exploitation By Ernesto Londoño

The two views on India’s Narendra Modi By Simon Denyer

Neslisah Osmanoglu, 91, was the oldest member of the Ottoman dynasty By Suzan Fraser

Al-Qaeda forum back online after blackout By Ellen Nakashima

In Iraq, concern over shrinking rights By Alice Fordham

Iraq's relations with Arab world deteriorating days after Baghdad summit By Liz Sly

U.S. and Karzai near agreement on Afghan night raids By Kevin Sieff

U.S. to ease some sanctions on Burma By William Wan

Khalid Sheik Mohammed, alleged 9/11 mastermind, to get new trial By Peter Finn

SPORTS

Brittney Griner’s gender? Shame on those who even ask the question. By Tracee Hamilton

Howard University investigating possible NCAA violations By Steve Yanda, Mark Giannotto and Matt Bonesteel

Baseball: McLean upends top-ranked Lake Braddock By Preston Williams

Baseball: St. John’s on 10-game winning streak By Josh Barr

Masters 2012: Golf’s best players, including Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, are playing their best By Barry Svrluga

Lacrosse: Battlefield boys look to build on last season’s success By Matt Brooks

Nationals’ Davey Johnson: ‘I’m enjoying what I’m doing right now’ By Adam Kilgore

2012 Nationals: Terrifically talented but ultimately unproven By Thomas Boswell

Wizards vs. Pacers: Well-rounded effort leads Indiana to eighth win in 11 games despite Jordan Crawford’s 28 points By Michael Lee

2012 Nationals: Stephen Strasburg set for a few new experiences on opening day By Adam Kilgore

Boys’ soccer: Seniors lead Colonial Forge to strong start By Paul Tenorio

Masters chairman sidesteps questions about female members at Augusta National By Barry Svrluga

Miami Marlins lose opener to St. Louis Cardinals, but gaudy new ballpark takes center stage By Amy Shipley

Redskins salary cap challenge raises complicated questions for NFL By Mark Maske

Softball: Lake Braddock off to 7-0 start By Greg Schimmel

Boys’ lacrosse: Chantilly rolls past Annandale, 14-9 By Matt Brooks

ENTERTAINMENT

ABC’s ‘Scandal’: Oh mighty Crisis By Hank Stuever

Dance: New York City Ballet at the Kennedy Center By Sarah Halzack

In ‘Side Man,’ self-absorbed jazz trumpeter drafts his family to sing the blues By Jane Horwitz

Dance Exchange set to kick off ‘How to Lose a Mountain’ By Pamela Squires

OPINIONS

The drug legalization dilemma By George F. Will

Derail this gravy train By Editorial Board

Wall St. attacks Obama for tactic it uses By Harold Meyerson

Mitt Romney, talking to the press, keeps the press at a distance By Dana Milbank

A deadly indifference By Editorial Board

A kinder mix of religion and politics during Holy Week By E.j. Dionne Jr

Mitt’s ‘marvelous’ misjudgment By Matt Miller

U.S. policy on Burma should be measured By Editorial Board

BUSINESS

Nokia Lumia 900: The pros and cons By Hayley Tsukayama

The 401(k): Americans ‘just not prepared’ to manage their own retirement funds By Jia Lynn Yang

2014 Chevrolet Impala Debuts At 2012 New York Auto Show By Viknesh Vijayenthiran | Highgearmedia.com

Larry Fink Q&A: BlackRock chief says rattled investors are playing it too safe By Erin Schulte

Public-pension pitfalls: What municipal budget troubles mean for bond investors By Robert Pozen and Theresa Hamacher

Better economy, better hair? By Mary Ellen Biery

2013 Nissan Altima Promises Up To 38 MPG Highway Fuel Economy By Kurt Ernst | Highgearmedia.com