Dates of Publication in the Washington Post
What happened on April 08, 2012
BUSINESS
Can someone who is not a lawyer own part of a law firm? Only in D.C. By Catherine Ho
Workplace pregnancy discrimination cases on the rise By Vickie Elmer
Value Added: Tequila’s newest stars— Timberlake, Clooney and .?.?. Otto Hoernig III By Thomas Heath
Wal-Mart delays stores planned for the District By Jonathan O'connell
What does Delaney’s resignation from CapitalSource mean for the company? By Danielle Douglas
Verizon Wireless offers on-site university classes By Abha Bhattarai
Vecna Technologies changes its robot focus By Steven Overly
NetApp workers go bald to show support for pediatric cancer patients By Vanessa Small
Union Station retail operators focus on what works best: food By Danielle Douglas
KEYW moving to new headquarters
Washington area federal contract awards: Week of April 9
Two seed-stage funds, two different approaches By Steven Overly
CSC focuses its corporate giving in five areas
What to watch: Week of April 9
Washington area business diary: Week of April 9 By Shawn Selby
Editor’s note: At least one business is taking into account the needs of us ‘bingers’ By Dan Beyers
Washington area bankruptcy filings for the week of April 9
Craft brews bubble up to eager Washington fans By Olga Khazan
Business Rx: Web site needs advice on how much info should be free
Charity events: Week of April 9
Washington area appointments and promotions: Week of April 9
New at the top: Christopher Giusti
Contractors try to find right services, products balance By Marjorie Censer
Capital Buzz: Former framer enters greeting-card business By Thomas Heath
Partner exodus at Dewey continues By Catherine Ho
Robert E. Simon: Advocate for smart growth 50 years before its time By Jonathan O'connell
Deltek: Some agencies more ready for the cloud than others By Alex Rossino
JOBS Act could give some banks a boost By Danielle Douglas
The state of Union Station By Jonathan O'connell
Delta: Renters gaining in apartment market By Grant Montgomery
Law firms lead list of region’s companies with ‘top of the line’ retirement plans By Steven Overly
Career Coach: Do you have a successor trained? By Joyce E. A. Russell
GTSI still finding way after troubles By Marjorie Censer
Behind the career: Christopher Giusti
IT contractors look for ‘big data’ opportunities By Marjorie Censer
Commentary: New laws expand workers’ rights By R. Scott Oswald
Pleasant Pops turns to Kickstarter for restaurant capital By Danielle Douglas
OPINIONS
Would Roosevelt recognize today’s Social Security? By Robert J. Samuelson
Obama’s lack of passion in supporting freedom By Fred Hiatt
Overtime would imperil home health care
The ultimate disclosure rule
Who made Harry Reid king of the USA?
Leon Swain deserves our thanks
A rosy future with fewer people
The freedom to make bad choices
Impasse over the Ex-Im By Editorial Board
Stranded without a payphone
Lifting sanctions on Burma’s regime would be a mistake By Tom Andrews
Ike’s memorial By Editorial Board
Obama levels straight shots at Supreme Court and Ryan budget By E.j. Dionne Jr
Justice for Guatemala’s ex-strongman By Editorial Board
LOCAL
Tommy Tucker, Washington’s most famous squirrel By John Kelly
High-rises replace parking lots in Mount Vernon Triangle By Lori Aratani
A Local Life: Christina Heimlich, 93, a native of Germany, taught dance in Northern Virginia for 50 years By Bart Barnes
Older workers face challenges in D.C. job market By Stefanie Dazio
Easter sunrise service held at Lincoln Memorial By Hamil R. Harris and Fredrick Kunkle
Congress says no to needy kids seeking AP, IB challenge By Jay Mathews
Metro riders may face smaller fare hike By Dana Hedgpeth
Annapolis teen stranded for more than 9 hours on capsized boat By Matt Zapotosky
Gambling again at forefront even as Maryland General Assembly session winds down By John Wagner
POLITICS
Health-care arguments recall a Supreme Court case that is an equal-opportunity offender By Robert Barnes
Martin killing resonates in Conn. town still trying to heal racial fissures By Krissah Thompson and Michael A. Fletcher
Catholic leaders remain critical of Obama administration By Krissah Thompson
‘Big’ is bad for politicians this election year as populist sentiment prevails By Chris Cillizza
Advocates of the Plain Writing Act prod federal agencies to keep it simple By Lisa Rein
WORLD
U.S. policy on Iraq questioned as influence wanes, Maliki consolidates power By Liz Sly
United States and Afghanistan sign deal on night raids By Sayed Salahuddin
Syria demands guarantees from rebels before withdrawing from cities By Alice Fordham
Muslim Brotherhood candidate says he is running to cement the group’s rise in Egypt By Leila Fadel
Iran nuclear talks set for this week By Thomas Erdbrink
India, Pakistan leaders pledge improved relations By Rama Lakshmi and Richard Leiby
Fang Lizhi, exiled Chinese dissident, dies at 76 By Gillian Wong
ENTERTAINMENT
Chris Pavone’s ‘The Expats’: Sophisticated, yet sometimes silly, spy tale By Patrick Anderson
Anne Commire, whose plays explored ‘breaking points of women,’ dies at 72 By Valerie J. Nelson and — Los Angeles Times
LIFESTYLE
Dance Theatre of Harlem: Some soar, but others are grounded By Rebecca Ritzel
In ‘Long Day’s Journey’ at Arena, there’s something special about this Mary By Peter Marks
Cable talkers’ latest status symbol: A studio at home By Ned Martel
Carolyn Hax: When a spouse’s attention wanders, what’s the next step? By Carolyn Hax
Alabama Shakes at Rams Head Live: Tapping into rock’s power By Chris Klimek
Reunited Black Tambourine delivers the buzz in Artisphere show By Mark Jenkins
SPORTS
2012 Masters: Oosthuizen’s ‘Albatross’ a once-in-a-lifetime shot By Thomas Boswell
Michael Jordan’s Charlotte Bobcats are a franchise in search of a leader By Rick Maese
Nationals vs. Cubs: Offense deserts Jordan Zimmermann and Washington loses, 4-3 By Adam Kilgore
On Hockey: Capitals have reason for optimism By Tarik El-bashir
Baltimore Orioles vs. Minnesota Twins: O’s sweep series with 3-1 win By Eduardo A. Encina
TV and radio listings: April 8
Junkman Jamie Moyer back on the baseball diamond at age 49 By Norman Chad
Orioles vs. Twins: Baltimore wins second straight By Dan Connolly
Masters 2012: Bubba Watson survives a rare double-eagle by Louis Oosthuizen By Thomas Boswell
Masters 2012: Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy are nowhere to be seen on final day By Barry Svrluga
Masters 2012: Bubba Watson, with one shot, hooks his way into golf folklore By Barry Svrluga
Wizards' Kevin Seraphin making the most of his opportunity By Michael Lee
NATIONAL
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