Dates of Publication in the Washington Post
What happened on June 24, 2012
LOCAL
Young families move into Prince George’s, reversing exodus by whites By Carol Morello, Ovetta Wiggins and Ted Mellnik
Fairfax school board pays Sean Lanigan $72,838 in legal fees By Tom Jackman
Recounting an influential teacher’s career, in reverse By John Kelly
D.C. inmates in federal prison file suit alleging lack of mental health care By Justin Moyer
Marine Eugene C. Mills III of Maryland is killed in Afghanistan By Martin Weil
At University of Virginia, Sullivan supporters rally for hours By Jenna Johnson
George Allen pivots to general election with appeal to women, independents By Ben Pershing
Test erasures? What test erasures? By Jay Mathews
WORLD
‘Little America’: Infighting on Obama team squandered chance for peace in Afghanistan By Rajiv Chandrasekaran
Egypt appears to underline the limit of U.S. influence By Karen Deyoung
Chinese company ensnared in kickback scandal in Philippines By Andrew Higgins
Mohamed Morsi named new Egyptian president By Ernesto Londoño and Karin Brulliard
Turkey calls for emergency NATO meeting over Syria downing of jet By Liz Sly
ENTERTAINMENT
Book World: James Grady reviews ‘The 500,’ by Matthew Quirk By James Grady
Paola Prestini’s ‘Oceanic Verses’: Opera’s music is mostly compelling By Anne Midgette
HBO’s ‘Me @ the Zoo’: Chris Crocker and the perils of viral fame By Hank Stuever
NATIONAL
Powder River Basin coal leasing prompts IG, GAO reviews By Juliet Eilperin
NEWS
CEO pay continues to climb in Washington area By Danielle Douglas
With pair of acquisitions, Cvent expands into mobile By Steven Overly
‘We will see vibrancy’ in Tysons Corner By Jonathan O'connell
BUSINESS
BancAlliance forges ahead with lending By Danielle Douglas
Serco to help close bases in Afghanistan By Marjorie Censer
Career Coach: You don’t have pony up a pay stub
At Whole Foods, a ‘Survivor’-like ritual By Abha Bhattarai
Potential changes to green building standards rile chemical, vinyl trade groups By Catherine Ho
Delta: Tysons Corner boom continues By Maeve Gallagher
Regulators surge in numbers while overseers shrink By Andrew Zajac
News personalities unite to fight breast cancer By Vanessa Small
Carr Hospitality likely to build hotel near King St. Metro in Alexandria By Jonathan O'connell
Purpose Beverage adds twist to charity donations By Danielle Douglas
Washington area charity events: Week of June 25
The Download: For some city employees, a crash course in entrepreneurship By Steven Overly
Washington area business events for the week of June 25
Washington area business diary for week of June 25 By Shawn Selby
What to watch: Washington area events for the week of June 25
New at the top: He got ahead by focusing on what matters
Washington area federal contract awards for the week of June 25
Editor’s note: A detour prompted by sandwiches, and good customer service By Dan Beyers
How we compiled this compensation report By Dan Beyers
Key economic events for the week of June 25
Obama, Romney: Immigration reform needed for growth By Catherine Ho
Business deals sometimes strike the right note with singers By Abha Bhattarai
Washington area bankruptcy filings for the week of June 25
CoStar: Big wave of new apartments coming in
LGS Innovations taps its COO for chief exec post By Marjorie Censer
Washington area appointments and promotions for the week of June 25
Washington area appointments and promotions for the week of June 25
Event raises $200,000 to pay for National Arboretum interns By Vanessa Small
Parking reservation firm enters D.C. market By Thomas Heath
Behind the career: David l. Fraley Jr. of Master Key Consulting
Commentary: D.C. tech is ready to launch By Allen Gannett
EagleBank CEO gets big pay bounce after paying back government By Danielle Douglas
Value Added: Geoff Allen has the knack for seeing the next big thing around the corner By Thomas Heath
Lockheed: Sequestration creating ‘fog of uncertainty’ By Marjorie Censer
LIFESTYLE
Atlantic magazine story goes viral, and women have something to say about having ‘it all’ By Katherine Boyle
Lorin Maazel’s sprightly ‘Barber of Seville’ opens Castleton Festival By Joan Reinthaler
Ask Amy: Disgruntled grandpa should engage with grandson By Amy Dickinson
Hints From Heloise: ‘Organic’ gets defined By Heloise
Ravi Coltrane and his quartet keep the beat at Bohemian Caverns By Michael J. West
For Verrilli and other Supreme Court advocates, waiting may be the hardest part By Ann Gerhart
‘Flamenco Soul’ brings contemporary rhythms to Howard Theatre By Rebecca Ritzel
D.C. native Laura Burhenn brings Mynabirds’ folk rock to Black Cat By Patrick Foster
DancEthos, Word Dance Theater offer variety of artistic dance voices By Pamela Kidron
Carolyn Hax: Getting rid of reputation as a one-upper By Carolyn Hax
OPINIONS
Is Obama to blame for the Arab Spring’s failures? By Jackson Diehl
The sources of the global economic stalemate By Robert J. Samuelson
Egypt stumbles forward By Editorial Board
A council member gets off easy after being ticketed
Similar failures at U-Va., JPMorgan
Congress should fund the highway bill, not the student loan cut By Editorial Board
A lawful step for the immigration system By David A. Martin
High stakes in Maryland By Editorial Board
The archbishop’s history of narrow approaches
Will we love the health-care law if it dies? By E.j. Dionne Jr
The president had good reason for acting on immigration
Economic reasons to end war
SPORTS
London 2012: American swimmer Brendan Hansen is back in the pool, on his own terms By Barry Svrluga
TV and radio listings: June 26
D.C. United vs. New York Red Bulls: Pontius’s goal in first 31 seconds isn’t enough in 3-2 loss By Steven Goff
Mardy Fish, Sam Querrey headline made over Citi Open By Liz Clarke
High school sports: Another way to love the game By Toni L. Sandys
For now, Washington Nationals’ pitchers rank with best ever By Thomas Boswell
U.S. Olympic track and field trials: Justin Gatlin’s comeback is not yet complete, but Usain Bolt is in his sights By Rick Maese
Nationals vs. Orioles: Sean Burnett gives up late home run to Matt Wieters as Baltimore snatches three-game series from Washington By James Wagner
World Series of Poker: It’s time for civil behavior from the pokerati By Norman Chad
POLITICS
Lawmakers reworked financial portfolios after talks with Fed, Treasury officials By Kimberly Kindy, Scott Higham, David S. Fallis and Dan Keating
Health-care ruling will cap a consequential week for Obama By Chris Cillizza
For Obama, Supreme Court health-care, immigration rulings to close a tough term By Robert Barnes
Sandusky juror on guilty verdict: ‘It’s the beginning of our time to heal’ By T. Rees Shapiro
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