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What happened on January 18, 2012

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What happened on January 18, 2012

SPORTS

Tennis great Chris Evert finds new life on the court By Liz Clarke

Wrestling notebook: Arundel’s Tyler Goodwin rounds into form By Eric Detweiler and Greg Schimmel

Indoor track: Franklin wins three events at SMAC Invitational By Carl Little

Boxer Lamont Peterson asks WBA to overturn order of immediate rematch with Amir Khan By Gene Wang

Nationals’ negotiations with MASN will have huge impact on franchise By Adam Kilgore

Hockey notes: Two for the ice of one By Matt Brooks

Virginia vs. Georgia Tech: Cavaliers are trying not to rely too heavily on Mike Scott By Steve Yanda

Capitals vs. Canadiens: Michal Neuvirth stops 31 shots for Washington in 3-0 win over Montreal By Tarik El-bashir

D.C. United still putting pieces together as training camp kicks off By Steven Goff

Virginia Tech Coach Seth Greenberg: ‘I know how green we are’ By Mark Giannotto

Ice hockey rankings: The Post top 10 By Matt Brooks

Wrestling rankings: Individual, team By Greg Schimmel and Eric Detweiler

Sidney Crosby’s heady approach should blaze trail for Peyton Manning By Tracee Hamilton

Baltimore Ravens look to former Maryland wide receiver Torrey Smith for big plays By Mark Maske

Rapid Redux’s streak stood out in a weak year By Andrew Beyer

Wizards vs. Thunder: Nick Young scores 22 in second half to help Washington pull 105-102 upset of Oklahoma City By Michael Lee

George Mason vs. Delaware: Patriots dominate Blue Hens in CAA matchup at Patriot Center, 89-63 By Steven Goff

Indoor track and field: South Lakes’ Rashaan Jones clears 7 feet in high jump By Carl Little

Cato June named Anacostia football coach By James Wagner

LOCAL

Waldorf movie theater to get $4.5 million facelift By Gretchen Phillips

Billionaire philanthropist Rubenstein to give millions to help fix Washington Monument By Michael E. Ruane

SW woman charged with sexual assault of son’s 13-year-old friend during sleepover By Keith L. Alexander

Montgomery County to get more electric car charging stations By Alison Bryant

Nancy Clarke, White House chief florist, dies By Emily Langer

Thomas Jefferson student to graduate year early, a rare feat at governor’s school By Holly Hobbs

U-Va. president brings real world into the classroom By Jenna Johnson

Fairfax teacher proposes charter school By Emma Brown

Mother Catherine Spalding school to keep doors open By Jesse Yeatman

Occupy DC: ‘This is what democracy looks like’ By Robert Samuels

Metro may install shields on buses to keep drivers safe By Dana Hedgpeth

NSO had Columbia Heights on a string By Robert Samuels

Calvert County’s history goes digital By Meghan Russell

Longtime Laurel businesses honored by city officials By Holly Nunn

Saving sketches of natural Washington By John Kelly

Takoma Park sewer work sparks concern from residents By Aaron Kraut

Young actors share the spotlight in Rockville By Peggy Mcewan

Robber uses children to trick elderly victim in Prince George’s County By Matt Zapotosky

Slavery museum hopes to emerge from bankruptcy able to raise funds again By Susan Svrluga

We’re smart enough for Darwin debate By Jay Mathews

Baltimore man pleads guilty to fatal stabbing of girlfriend in December By Keith L. Alexander

Fairfax County schools want more oversight of extracurricular fees are managed By Holly Hobbs

Hyattsville firefighters design public challenge course By Daniel J. Gross

No self-respecting Redskins fan dares root for Ravens By Robert Mccartney

Maryland governor defends plan to raise taxes By Aaron C. Davis

OPINIONS

Five myths about the Keystone XL pipeline By Michael Levi

Why I released 26 prisoners By Haley Barbour

Obama’s Keystone pipeline rejection is hard to accept By Editorial Board

Romney’s tax returns should be only the start of his disclosures By Editorial Board

For House Republicans, a game of debt charades By Dana Milbank

The economic lessons the rest of the world could teach us By Fareed Zakaria

Libby Garvey is Democrats’ best choice to fill a seat on the Arlington County Board By Editorial Board

Where are the Republican populists? By E.j. Dionne Jr

What Mitt Romney’s father could teach him about economic fairness By Matt Miller

A snapshot of our times By George F. Will

LIFESTYLE

Costa Concordia sinking leaves other cruise ship passengers alarmed — and out of luck By Christopher Elliott

Lifestyle blogger Meg Biram on moving herself — and her blog — to D.C. By Megan Buerger

Fixing a noisy water-source heat pump By Jeanne Huber

Tomato talk: Pro gardeners’ favorites By Adrian Higgins

Botanists agree to loosen Latin’s grip By Adrian Higgins

Hints From Heloise: Open-and-shut shoppers By Heloise

Ford’s Theatre cancels previews of ‘Necessary Sacrifices’ By Nancy Mckeon

One sport all the time isn’t good for you, doctors say By Fred Bowen

House Calls: Guest bedroom makeover By Megan Buerger

On Love: ‘I see in you the fire of life’ By Ellen Mccarthy

Carolyn Hax: Sharing household chores; suspecting domestic violence By Carolyn Hax

TV Column: LL Cool J to host Grammys By Lisa De Moraes

Miss Manners: Family hospitality doesn’t need to be reimbursed By Miss Manners

‘A Separation,’ Golden Globe-winning Iranian film, offers dose of normality By Philip Kennicott

NATIONAL

Obama administration rejects Keystone XL pipeline By Juliet Eilperin and Steven Mufson

Saddle your horses and fire up the 3D printer By Dylan Tweney | Venturebeat.com

Obama administration to reject Keystone pipeline By Juliet Eilperin and Steven Mufson

How to lead like a lawyer By Tom Fox

For a jobless, struggling South Carolina man, reality isn’t a political debate By Eli Saslow

ENTERTAINMENT