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What happened on February 23, 2012

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What happened on February 23, 2012

NATIONAL

Number of U.S. adults with college degrees hits historic high By Daniel De Vise

Bob Green, former DJ and ex-husband of Anita Bryant, dies at 80 By Elinor J. Brecher and Steve Rothaus

For atheists of color, ‘coming out’ can be painful By Kimberly Winston| Religion News Service

Love, leadership and Facebook privacy settings By Tom Fox

Nonprofits: Keep the cash, give us talent By Jean Case

The religion and politics of division By Lisa Miller

Per person cost of federal high-risk medical plan doubles By Sarah Kliff

Lutherans find common cause with Catholics on Obama mandate By Tim Townsend| Religion News Service

‘BUBBA’ and other new names rejected by Southern Baptists By Adelle M. Banks| Religion News Service

LIFESTYLE

Jurist prudence: Can women be fashionable dressers and lawyers? By Tricia Elam

The Impulsive Traveler: In Florida, a taste of tropical fruits By Lea Winerman

Director Agnieszka Holland returns to Holocaust with ‘In Darkness’ By Mark Jenkins

National Enquirer Whitney Houston’s death coverage sparks controversy By Cara Kelly

First Person Singular: Elena Indrokova Jones, 54, Rockville, dance teacher, choreographer By Kk Ottesen

Fresh from White House show, Mick Jagger says: ‘Every gig is a gig’ By Chris Richards

Music review: Islands at the Black Cat By — Patrick Foster

Washington Post food calendar for Feb. 23-March 13 By Becky Krystal

Ann Hornaday reviews ‘Wanderlust’ By Ann Hornaday

Ann Hornaday reviews ‘Rampart’ By Ann Hornaday

Hints From Heloise: Bagging restaurant leftovers By Heloise

Music review: Estelle at the Birchmere By Sarah Godfrey

The Rant: The squawk about a squeak By Peter Marks

Carolyn Hax: Mom’s a realistic but is called ‘Debbie Downer’ By Carolyn Hax

Date Lab: A first date that’s not their first date By Amanda Long

Risk level in Syria has media outlets in quandary over coverage By Erik Wemple

Offering a little of everything in art By Mark Jenkins

@Work Advice: Karla Miller on toxic e-mail and toxic thoughts By Karla L. Miller

Eiko and Koma’s ‘Fragile’ is emotional dance but difficult to endure By Pamela Squires

Healthy fats to feed your kids By Casey Seidenberg

CBS keeps Kennedy Center Honors among its TV specials arsenal By Lisa De Moraes

Ask Amy: Confirmed bachelor is thrown off balance By Amy Dickinson

Melissa Harris-Perry of MSNBC gives new face to cable news By Anna Holmes

Carolyn Hax: An ex-wife with a 15-year grudge; a friend who blabbed a secret By Carolyn Hax

LOCAL

More fatal accidents among older drivers, report finds By Ashley Halsey Iii

Maryland Senate passes same-sex marriage bill By Aaron C. Davis

Group plans cycling track at D.C.’s Buzzard Point By Jonathan O'connell

Same-sex marriage views in the Catholic Church are rooted in the Scriptures, teachings of Jesus Christ By Rev. Msgr. Charles Pope

Mother of slaying victim testifies at trial of men accused of killing five By Keith L. Alexander

Panel questions Prince William ‘discretionary’ funds By Jeremy Borden

Metro, VRE schedule fare, budget hearings By Robert Thomson and Jeremy Borden

Tenure proposal revived in Va. Senate By Emma Brown

Amine El Khalifi, alleged Capitol bomber, should have chosen a different path for change By Imam Johari Abdul-malik

Va. Senate fails to pass budget plan By Anita Kumar and Laura Vozzella

D.C. mayor, schools chief discuss plan to restore city power to create charters By Bill Turque

Metro gains confidence of safety oversight group By Dana Hedgpeth

Forcing Frederick County’s immigrants to speak English: Dubious motives, obvious benefits By Petula Dvorak

Garagiola’s lobbying work wasn’t included on Maryland ethics forms from 2001 to 2003 By Ben Pershing

Nitty-gritty knocked Va. abortion bill off the fast track By Laura Vozzella and Anita Kumar

Jury saw a limit to George Huguely’s malice By Jenna Johnson and Mary Pat Flaherty

OPINIONS

U.S. should focus on business services, not manufacturing By J. Bradford Jensen

Google’s new privacy policy complicates protecting personal data By Editorial Board

The knowledge class vs. the factory class By Henry Allen

Carbon emission policy could slash debt, improve environment By Henry A. Waxman, Sherwood Boehlert, Edward J. Markey and Wayne Gilchrest

Santorum’s lightning-fast flip-flop on birth control funding By Ruth Marcus

Why the Supreme Court should curb the Alien Tort Statute By John B. Bellinger Iii

Gulf War III isn’t an option By Eugene Robinson

A suicidal vet’s plight By Editorial Board

O’Malley’s teacher pension plan would hurt counties By Editorial Board

The elderly should share the burden By Robert J. Samuelson

An outrageous deal to release a senior al-Qaeda terrorist By Marc A. Thiessen

Real-world issues, fantasy-land solutions By Fred Hiatt

Obama’s Iran options By Michael Gerson

BUSINESS

Charging children for detention By Michelle Singletary

‘Do Not Track’ button — what it will and won’t do By Hayley Tsukayama

Bank of America to stop selling new home loans to Fannie Mae By Hugh Son

Report: Google to replace Motorola Mobility head By Hayley Tsukayama

OnLive delivers ridiculously fast web browsing on the iPad By Dean Takahashi | Venturebeat.com

Obama on gas prices: ‘No quick fixes’ By David Nakamura and Steven Mufson

FAQ: What’s in the ‘Privacy Bill of Rights?’ By Hayley Tsukayama

Web privacy guidelines viewed as ‘win’ for Google By Cecilia Kang

KLM offers way to avoid awkward in-flight chats By Hayley Tsukayama

‘iPad3’: What do consumers want most? By Hayley Tsukayama

Report: Debt will swell under top GOP hopefuls’ tax plans By Lori Montgomery

Voluntary guidelines for Web privacy backed by Obama administration By Cecilia Kang