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What happened on February 22, 2012

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What happened on February 22, 2012

ENTERTAINMENT

Barney Rosset, publisher who fought obscenity laws, dies at 89 By Becky Krystal

Book World: ‘The Last Pre-Raphaelite,’ by Fiona MacCarthy By Michael Dirda

LOCAL

Why Common Core standards will fail By Jay Mathews

Girl Scouts’ critics: Too extreme to succeed By Robert Mccartney

McDonnell, Virginia Republicans back off mandatory invasive ultrasounds By Anita Kumar and Laura Vozzella

George Huguely trial highlights alcohol abuse among college students By Tricia Bishop Of The Baltimore Sun

George Huguely guilty of second-degree murder By Mary Pat Flaherty, Jenna Johnson and Justin Jouvenal

Spike TV show gives Silver Spring’s Piratz Tavern a makeover By Kristi Tousignant

Arlington Egg Project promotes backyard chickens By Maggie Fazeli Fard

U.S. National Slavery Museum loses its tax-exempt status By Susan Svrluga

Casino plan for National Harbor draws objections from locals and Rosecroft operator By John Wagner

When two cats fight like cats and dogs By Michael W. Fox

A chance to own a miniature of Capitol dome painting By John Kelly

Study raises concerns about marijuana, teen drivers By Ashley Halsey Iii

Kingsford Elementary program teaches students how to knit By Abby Brownback

Weekend Metro riders shouldn’t bear all the inconvenience By Robert Thomson

Going Out Guide for the District of Columbia, Feb. 23-29 By Carrie Donovan

D.C. news in brief By — Compiled By Terence Mcardle

Calvert teen honored for saving father’s life By Meghan Russell

Same-sex marriage equality a goal for D.C. Methodist church By Rev. Dean Snyder

Going Out Guide for Prince George’s County and Southern Maryland, Feb. 23-29 By Carrie Donovan

St. Mary’s couple rebuilds after house exploded By Jesse Yeatman

Increased dependence on special ops means more opportunities for jobs By Derrick T. Dortch

Ash Wednesday and the Lenten season are a time of repentance and reflection By Rev. Jeffrey Haggray

Germantown Girl Scouts celebrate organizations 100th anniversary By Jen Bondeson

New research aims to connect Loudoun slaves to modern-day descendants By Caitlin Gibson

Stay-at-home dad is honored to serve his family By Timothy Wilson

Fairfax debates fairness of allowing home-schoolers play public school sports By Holly Hobbs

Student art show draws young talent By Alison Bryant

Renovations needed at Colmar Manor’s new town hall By Jeffrey K. Lyles

Oakton native reflects on being a ‘Survivor’ By Dave Seminara

For John Lewis, museum groundbreaking felt like other sea-change U.S. moments By Chris L. Jenkins

Senate Democrats in Virginia use state budget to make power play By Laura Vozzella

LIFESTYLE

Designing rooms for children with special needs By Terri Sapienza

How To: Repair water hammer in pipes By Jeanne Huber

African American museum groundbreaking showcases living history By Jacqueline Trescott

Hints From Heloise: Cleaning a crystal decanter By Heloise

On Love: ‘It felt like I didn’t have to prove anything to her.’ By Ellen Mccarthy

The Navigator: Frequent-flier programs’ rules spur boom in ‘mileage consultants’ By Christopher Elliott

Mothers, daughters and the circle of life By Tracy Grant

Panetta and other Pentagon officials are mad about metaphors By Greg Jaffe

How do gossip writers glean intel on Hollywood? Red-carpet Kremlinology. By Amy Argetsinger

Stars and Stripes objects to move By Paul Farhi

For a free and easy mulch, use twigs By Barbara Damrosch

Ask Amy: Florence Nightingale need not apply By Amy Dickinson

Baseball’s Jackie Robinson wasn’t the only black athlete to make sports history By Fred Bowen

President Obama sings ‘Sweet Home Chicago’ with B.B. King, Buddy Guy By Paul Williams

Brightening a gloomy living room By Megan Buerger

Theater: Floating evocatively in a young woman's reverie By Peter Marks

Simon Cowell promises ‘The X Factor’ will make a noise By Lisa De Moraes

Miss Manners: Ex-wife’s wedding dress has no supernatural power By Miss Manners

Carolyn Hax: Boyfriend vs. social life; a couple torn between parents By Carolyn Hax

SPORTS

Maryland football lifts transfer restrictions on Danny O’Brien, files complaint against Vanderbilt By Eric Prisbell

Huntington Prep’s after-school special: Basketball players attend classes at St. Joseph’s Central Catholic, then play for the Express By Josh Barr

Wizards vs. Kings: Second-half push lifts Sacramento past Washington, 115-107 By Michael Lee

Boys’ basketball: North Stafford holds off Potomac (Va.) By Preston Williams

Nationals spring training: Time to deal with Ryan Zimmerman By Thomas Boswell

Capitals vs. Senators: Without Ovechkin, Washington drops third straight with 5-2 loss in Ottawa By Katie Carrera

Jeremy Lin puts pun back in sports By Tracee Hamilton

Prince George’s County basketball: Gwynn Park beats C.H. Flowers for boys’ title; Wise wins girls’ crown over Gwynn Park By James Wagner

Boys’ basketball: North Stafford’s T.J. Jones makes a big move, fits right in By Preston Williams

BUSINESS

High-frequency trading raises concerns at SEC By David S. Hilzenrath

Galaxy Note: Big screen browsing, but is it practical? By Hayley Tsukayama

Obama proposes lowering corporate tax rate to 28 percent By Zachary A. Goldfarb

T-Mobile, public interest groups ask FCC to stop Verizon’s deal with cable firms By Cecilia Kang

Apple supplier Foxconn hid underage workers before FLA inspection, says labor rights NGO By Devindra Hardawar | Venturebeat.com

Would you buy Google’s glasses? By Hayley Tsukayama

SEC: China-based coal mining company Puda an empty shell, defrauded investors By David S. Hilzenrath

iPad trademark dispute shows troubles of doing business in China By Sarah Halzack and Hayley Tsukayama

Replacement-window firms agree to settlement with Federal Trade Commission By Dina Elboghdady

Consumer watchdog launches overdraft inquiry By Ylan Q. Mui

Mitt Romney’s tax proposal may not be narrative campaign wants By Ezra Klein

Playstation Vita: THE hardware review By James Pikover | Venturebeat.com

Greek plan could mean exile from investors By Howard Schneider