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What happened on April 22, 2012

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What happened on April 22, 2012

BUSINESS

Career Coach: Advice for working with millennials By Joyce E. A. Russell

Parking company pairs with app By Steven Overly

Marriott hits milestone in Courtyard renovations, positions brand for growth By Danielle Douglas

In midst of a restaurant renaissance By Danielle Douglas

Commercial satellite firms may gain from military piggyback plan By Brendan Mcgarry | Bloomberg

Georgetown Law to offer business courses By Catherine Ho

Arlington teacher gives lesson from volcano By Vanessa Small

Growing roots for more STEM By Marjorie Censer

Commentary: Solar panel installation needs to be cheaper and easier By Tony Clifford

Venture capital report: Investment in local firms tops $200M in first quarter By Steven Overly

Mergers continue apace as law firms bounce back from recession By Catherine Ho

Editor’s Note: I didn’t major in math, but STEM plays a role in three generations of my family By Dan Beyers

Treasury officials say government fund is spurring local lending By Danielle Douglas

Commentary: Howard Theatre is a symbol of what’s possible By Ronald D. Paul

The Download: Microsoft’s focus is on mobile cloud, CEO says By Steven Overly

Delta: Rents trail other bright spots in industrial sector By Maeve Gallagher

SBA revamps size standards for companies to receive small-biz contracts By Marjorie Censer

Contracting veterans start their own IT services firm By Marjorie Censer

Mistakes law firms can avoid By Catherine Ho

Company offers jobs, support for injured veterans By Abha Bhattarai

M&T Bank continues reign as top SBA lender in Washington area By Danielle Douglas

Capital Buzz: Lexus dealers join in ‘Take Back the Park’ By Thomas Heath

Region bustles with M&A activity By Steven Overly

Washington area business diary for week of April 23 By Shawn Selby

Deltek: Election expected to have limited impact on contractors By Ray Bjorklund

Sarku Japan seeks to move from food courts to standalone franchises By Abha Bhattarai

GSA under the microscope By Jonathan O'connell

WORLD

Cartagena’s night life spelled trouble for Secret Service By William Booth

Fears of extremism taking hold in Syria as violence continues By Liz Sly

Afghanistan, U.S. reach pact on post-2014 American support By Kevin Sieff

Sarkozy, favorite Hollande advance to runoff in French presidential vote By Edward Cody

Pakistani militant Hafiz Mohammad Saeed seeks protection from bounty hunters By Richard Leiby

LIFESTYLE

Carolyn Hax: Ex is awkwardly intertwined in boyfriend’s life By Carolyn Hax

Pippa Middleton’s ‘gun situation’: from royal in-law to outlaw? By Deneen Brown

Anne Midgette reviews ‘Postcard from Morocco’ and ‘Miss Havisham’s Fire’ By Anne Midgette

Ask Amy: Two wrongs usually make a mess By Amy Dickinson

Music review: Chairlift at U Street Music Hall By Megan Buerger

Next Reflex Dance Collective at Dance Place By Pamela Squires

On the set of Bond film ‘Skyfall,’ almost everything is top secret By Karla Adam

A Case of Conviction By Patrice Gaines

Verge Ensemble plays music of Morton Subotnick at U-Md. By — Joan Reinthaler

Library of Congress’s collection preserves history of American culture By Monica Hesse

Music review: Concerto Koln at the Library of Congress By Tom Huizenga

LOCAL

At Virginia Tech, computers help solve a math class problem By Daniel De Vise

Friends remember Marine killed near their SE hangout By Clarence Williams and Caitlin Gibson

Online credit recovery may make graduation too easy By Jay Mathews

In 1984 D.C. murder case, court to examine allegations of prosecutor misconduct By Keith L. Alexander

Slaying Still Haunts Eighth and H Streets;D.C. Neighborhood Hopes for Better Days By Patrice Gaines-carter

Divided megachurch members attend two services amid battle for control By Avis Thomas-lester and Hamil R. Harris

How do you entertain a house full of Europeans? Play ball! By John Kelly

Rains don’t water down Earth Day enthusiasm By Tara Bahrampour

Tony Griffin, Fairfax County’s man behind the government, set to retire By Fredrick Kunkle

NATIONAL

Anacostia school is among those in pilot program stressing the arts By Lyndsey Layton

Some question whether sustainable seafood delivers on its promise By Juliet Eilperin

OPINIONS

The day-to-day reality of enforcing immigration laws By Arthur Hunter Jr

Charles Colson found freedom in prison By Michael Gerson

The pain in Spain could hit worldwide economy By Robert J. Samuelson

Nuclear weapon reductions must be part of strategic analysis By Henry A. Kissinger and Brent Scowcroft

How to beat Citizens United By E.j. Dionne Jr

How D.C. can better deal with climate change By Editorial Board

POLITICS

Sen. Claire McCaskill takes fight to super PACs as Missouri swings farther right By Rosalind S. Helderman

Obama targets foreign nationals’ use of new technologies in human rights abuses By Scott Wilson

Is the tea party still relevant? By Chris Cillizza

Book: GOP freshman class turned into ‘a monster’ for Boehner, other House leaders By Paul Kane

Roger Clemens trial could hinge on whether Congress’s hearings were legitimate By David A. Fahrenthold and Ann E. Marimow

Supreme Court lawyers cautious when offering one specific piece of evidence By Robert Barnes

Secret Service prostitution scandal: Lieberman calls for wider investigation By Ed O’keefe

Freshmen showdowns with GOP leaders By Paul Kane

Saving lives by improving traffic safety By The Partnership For Public Service

ENTERTAINMENT

Scena Theatre’s ‘The Seafarer’ at H Street By Jane Horwitz

Olen Steinhauer: ‘An American Spy’ By Patrick Anderson