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What happened on August 30, 2012

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What happened on August 30, 2012

ENTERTAINMENT

At Stadium Club, young, professional women party while other women strip By Delece Smith-barrow

Book World: ‘You Are the Love of My Life’ is an exploration of community By Donna Rifkind

John Cage, with Merce Cunningham, revolutionized dance, too By Sarah Kaufman

‘Body Awareness’ at Theater J: Real problems couched in funny business By Nelson Pressley

‘Water’ theme allows for dense, complicated artwork at Old Print Gallery By Mark Jenkins

Peter Marks: Reviewing the political theater of the GOP convention By Peter Marks

Dance troupe to bring Everglades park’s ‘Spirit’ to Wolf Trap By Rebecca Ritzel

LOCAL

After 35-year hiatus, passenger rail returns to Norfolk By Ashley Halsey Iii

George Huguely V sentenced to 23 years for Yeardley Love murder By Mary Pat Flaherty

Dupont Circle bicycle groper committed a crime, not a misdemeanor By Petula Dvorak

GOP platform seeks privatization of airport security By Joe Davidson

As the economy faltered, Kea rapidly expanded the FDIC and boosted morale By Luz Lazo

Going Out Guide for Prince George’s County and Southern Maryland, Aug. 30-Sept. 5 By Jillian S. Sowah

District asked to explain controls over appraisal database By Nikita Stewart and Debbie Cenziper

Labor Day travel preview: Local changes, crowded roads By Mark Berman

Army Ranger trial, Day 1: Victim’s mother says her son was not suicidal By Michael Laris

The trial of ex-Army Ranger Gary Smith: Day 1 By Michael Laris

Fairfax County says it will revisit sign rule that sparked church lawsuit By Corinne Reilly

Catholic U. student is robbed, beaten near campus By Martin Weil

Crofton man accused of threatening workplace shooting placed under GPS monitoring By Erin Cox

16-year-old charged as adult in D.C. killing By Peter Hermann and Keith L. Alexander

D.C. foster care agency eliminates positions By Justin Moyer

Prince George’s sheriff’s office pays tribute to fallen deputies By Daniel J. Gross | The Gazette

POLITICS

Texas voter-ID law is blocked By Sari Horwitz

GOP adviser Ron Kaufman runs an exclusive convention cigar bar in Tampa By Jason Horowitz

Marco Rubio steps into national spotlight with GOP convention speech focused on how U.S. is ‘exceptional’ country By Felicia Sonmez

Romney draws battle lines in GOP acceptance speech By Dan Balz

Tampa locals, on the outside looking elsewhere By Joel Achenbach

We are all fact-checkers now By Melinda Henneberger

Romney shows his emotions in acceptance speech By Philip Rucker

Bitter campaign and its rhetoric bring fact checkers to the center of debate By Rosalind S. Helderman

Outside convention, vendors and fringe politicians reign By David A. Fahrenthold

Many say conventions are outdated, but GOP activists still think party got a boost By Karen Tumulty

BUSINESS

SAIC to split into two public companies By Marjorie Censer

Obama on Reddit: By the numbers By Hayley Tsukayama

Small business a common theme at Republican Convention By J.d. Harrison

Chinese firms put intellectual property lawsuits to work By Jia Lynn Yang

Carlyle Group to acquire DuPont auto paint business in $5 billion deal By Thomas Heath

Samsung’s ATIV S is the first Windows 8 phone By Hayley Tsukayama

Apple rejects Drones+, app to track U.S. drone strikes By Hayley Tsukayama

Tech jobs getting hotter not just in Silicon Valley or Silicon Alley, report says By John Koetsier | Venturebeat.com

Google adds business-focused features to Google+ By Sean Ludwig | Venturebeat.com

Sony announces revamped Xperia Tablet S, 3 new Xperia phones By Devindra Hardawar | Venturebeat.com

AT&T to open its first showcase store in Chicago By Kevin Fitchard | Gigaom.com

Shell gets partial go-ahead off Alaska coast By Steven Mufson

The cost of cool By Michelle Singletary

Apple’s Cook, Google’s Page talk patents, report says By Hayley Tsukayama

OPINIONS

Neil Armstrong’s lasting legacy By Daniel Goldin

What matters more to my kids’ future: Their school or quality time with their parents? By Kevin Hartnett

The ‘deterrence works’ fantasy By Charles Krauthammer

The centrifuge that is Bosnia By Michael Haltzel

Mr. Ryan’s misleading speech By Editorial Board

Candor and confession at political conventions By Stephen H. Sachs

Expedite zoning appeal so Wal-Mart can start construction in the District By Editorial Board

Mr. Romney’s speech: A better indictment than sales pitch By Editorial Board

Romney and Ryan, running against themselves By Kathleen Parker

Iran at the brink By Editorial Board

Ben Bernanke should return the Fed to its golden roots By James Grant

The GOP’s steady diet of whoppers By Eugene Robinson

NATIONAL

Seventh-day Adventists facing pressure on allowing female clergy By Adelle M. Banks| Religion News Service

Maryland sees first West Nile virus death By Lena H. Sun

Why Apple needs to lose the Samsung appeal By Vivek Wadhwa

Washington churches told not to collect funds for gay marriage fight By Tracy Simmons| Religion News Service

Lawyer for pope’s accused butler quits By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

Isaac caught up to those who fled Katrina By Manuel Roig-franzia

Prominent priest blames sex victims, says first-time abusers shouldn’t face jail By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service

Of Protestants, politicians and power By A. James Rudin| Religion News Service

DNA offers sharp image of ancient humans By Hristio Boytchev

WORLD

Personal coaches help Haitian families try to get out of poverty By David Brown

Chinese tourists boost Taiwan’s economy By Sarah Mishkin

Five Australian troops killed in Afghanistan as insider attacks continue By Sayed Salahuddin

U.N.: Iran speeding up uranium enrichment at underground plant By Joby Warrick