Dates of Publication in the Washington Post
What happened on March 01, 2012
BUSINESS
Fox Hill senior complex in Bethesda facing foreclosure By Thomas Heath
Google begins collecting users’ data across its services By Hayley Tsukayama
‘Means testing’ to bolster Social Security? It’s already happening. By Allan Sloan
AT&T clarifies throttling on data plans By Hayley Tsukayama
Smaller iPads could be in production this year, a report says By Hayley Tsukayama
Greece — so far — avoids one debt stigma By Howard Schneider
Greece gets favorable ruling from panel of bankers, investors By Howard Schneider
Unemployment claims drop, but new data paint a muddied economic picture By Howard Schneider
The best in show from Barcelona By Hayley Tsukayama
Americans earning more, but spending still in question By Ylan Q. Mui
‘iPad 3’ will face a host of competitors in the tablet market
Are you a snob? By Michelle Singletary
Oil climbs above $110 on pipeline explosion report denied by Saudis By Bloomberg News
Apple’s ‘iPad 3’ faces stiffer competition than iPad 2 By Hayley Tsukayama
LIFESTYLE
Carolyn Hax: Husband doesn’t make wife a priority By Carolyn Hax
Washington native Jay Bulger’s first documentary film, about drummer Ginger Baker, will premiere at South by Southwest Film Festival By Kris Coronado
Va. man immersed in the world of competitive guppy breeding By Melody Wilson
Escapes: New Castle, a historic Delaware town, keeps Colonial spirit alive By Audrey Hoffer
The Navigator: On travel Web sites, the pre-checked box checks out By Christopher Elliott
Hirshhorn’s “Suprasensorial” exhibit lets viewers participate in the art By Philip Kennicott
Tracking History On The Underground Railroad By Avis Thomas-lester
Lauryn Hill moves her R&B toward progressive rock By Chris Richards
Hints From Heloise: Words of wisdom By Heloise
Ask Amy: Secret phone friend is sign of emotional affair By Amy Dickinson
@Work Advice: Karla Miller: Is a dinner invitation an indecent proposal or business as usual? By Karla L. Miller
Baltimore Symphony hosts Women of the World festival By Anne Midgette
Davy Jones’ death spurs happy memories of ‘The Monkees’ and music By Cara Kelly
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Prince William County wellness calendar, March 1-8
Essay: ‘Kevin’ and ‘Undefeated’ and the wages of solitude By Ann Hornaday
First Person Singular: John Thompson III, 45, Arlington, Georgetown University men’s basketball coach By Kk Ottesen
Carolyn Hax: Abusive dad at wedding; night-life temptation; charity e-mails By Carolyn Hax
Gene Weingarten: Take this™ and google it!
Editor’s Query: Tell us about a time when you got something for nothing
What price for a safe ride? By Melissa Bell
Silver Spring firm acquires majority stake in Agatha Christie’s works By Lisa De Moraes
Andrew Breitbart built Internet empire by combining new media, partisan slant By Paul Farhi
Your Turn: Reader reaction on Feb. 5 cover story ‘When you never find The One’
New Castle, Del.: How to get there, where to stay, what to do and more By A.h
Outraged over composer’s ‘stealing’ or just feeling duped? By Anne Midgette
‘2.46 and Thereafter’: Japan’s triple disaster through artists’ eyes By Mark Jenkins
Galleries: Franz Jantzen’s ‘Ostinato’ at Hemphill Fine Arts By Mark Jenkins
LOCAL
Three decades later: Confronting the ‘Aspen Hill Rapist’ By Dan Morse
When school fights land on YouTube By Donna St. George
Arlington County and Alexandria home sales
D.C. hopes to lure Redskins back By Mike Debonis and Jonathan O’connell
Prince William County and Stafford County home sales
Prince George’s County crime report
Thomas P. Brown III, lawyer
Va. lawmakers’ womb obsession is hard to fathom By Petula Dvorak
Montgomery County pet adoptions
Prince William County news in brief By — Compiled By Sarah Lane
Prince George’s community calendar, March 1-8, 2012
Maryland lawmakers push measures to address legal protections for the poor By Aaron Davis
Prince William County community calendar, March 1 to 8, 2012
Seymour Rich, Washington restaurateur, dies at 93
Prince William County crime report
Democrats squawk over $690 million bridge By Ashley Halsey Iii
Frederick P. Klein, naval architect
Men impersonate police officers in 2 unrelated Arlington robberies By Allison Klein
Jane Thomas, business owner, dies at 82
D.C. cherry trees to bloom early By Michael E. Ruane
‘East Coast Rapist’ suspect’s case sent to grand jury By Josh White
Montgomery moving ahead with suit challenging police referendum By Victor Zapana
Va. senators sack ‘Tebow bill;’ home-schoolers kept off public school team rosters By Anita Kumar
Maryellin ‘Lynn’ Webb, artist, former gallery owner, dies at 84
Same-sex marriage sets up a defining year for Maryland politics By Aaron C. Davis
Purple Line trains might cross Connecticut Avenue By Katherine Shaver
Barbara Johnson and the importance of Communion: A statement from the Washington Archdiocese By Fr. William Byrne
Philip S. Dickson Jr., retired CIA officer
POLITICS
Birth control exemption bill, the ‘Blunt amendment,’ killed in Senate By N. C. Aizenman and Rosalind S. Helderman
In suit, Koch brothers seek bigger control over D.C. think tank By T.w. Farnam and Dan Eggen
Judge to face judicial misconduct review for e-mailing racist joke By By Robert Barnes
Rick Santorum stumps in Newt Gingrich’s territory: Georgia By Nia-malika Henderson and Philip Rucker
To residents of another Washington, their cherished values are under assault By Eli Saslow
An open-ish primary in Ohio, too? By Al Kamen
Senate defeats bill to reverse birth control rule By Laurie Kellman
Suspect in Ohio school shooting charged with murder By Reuters
NATIONAL
Catholic school teacher fired for gay wedding plans By Elizabethe Holland| Religion News Service
Edna Milton Chadwell, madam of Texas’s ‘Best Little Whorehouse,’ dies at 84 By Matt Schudel
Senate rejects conscience clause change to contraception rule By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service
William Hamilton, who said ‘God is Dead,’ dies at 87 By Nancy Haught| Religion News Service
Minn. Church finds the high price of supporting gays By Annalisa Musarra| Religion News Service
The Christocrats never really went away By A. James Rudin| Religion News Service
Is Purim the Jewish Halloween? Some Jews say no By Lauren Markoe| Religion News Service
Billy Graham Evangelistic Assoc. lays off 50 employees By Adelle M. Banks| Religion News Service
Working with energy By Tom Fox
Shinto priests prepare to mark Japan’s quake anniversary By Debra Rubin| Religion News Service
OPINIONS
Olympia Snowe: Why I’m leaving the Senate By Olympia J. Snowe
How I would lead the World Bank By Jeffrey Sachs
Hungary’s apathetic youth
Americans and their perceptions of politics
The Virginia governor’s neighborly gesture By Editorial Board
Doing a good deed in the District
Va. Democrats should avoid tit-for-tat overreach By Editorial Board
U.S. must maintain way to press Putin regime on human rights By Editorial Board
Putin’s hollow victory-to-be By Masha Lipman
Is the election over? By Robert J. Samuelson
In Afghanistan, making fragile progress By Michael Gerson
Schools of thought on going to college
The danger of Mitt being Mitt By Eugene Robinson
Seriously, the ultrasound bill isn’t funny
The trillions the government doesn’t account for By Bryan R. Lawrence
Romney’s luck By Charles Krauthammer
The case for arming Syria’s opposition By Stephen J. Hadley
ENTERTAINMENT
Artisphere’s ‘Frida Kahlo: Her Photos’ offers intimate look at the artist By Roger Catlin
Book Review: ‘The Annotated Sandman’ By Mike Musgrove
Author William Gay dies at 70 By T. Rees Shapiro
‘The Technologists,’ by Matthew Pearl By Victor Lavalle
: Add a Big D for dumb By Hank Stuever
‘Being Flynn’ plumbs family dynamic of characters, director By Mark Jenkins
Tilda Swinton and Lynne Ramsay need to talk about ‘Kevin’ By Ann Hornaday
Review: Ceremony, “Zoo” By Allison Stewart
Cedar Lake ballet to make area debut at GMU By Rebecca J. Ritzel
‘Brother Russia’ opens at Signature Theatre after getting a promotional e-mail push By Celia Wren
Lorin Maazel and Vienna Philharmonic offer some surprises By Anne Midgette
SPORTS
Maryland high school wrestling: Centennial’s Nathan Kraisser, Oakland Mills’ Tony Farace chase fourth state titles By Eric Detweiler
After ups and downs, Capitals goalie Michal Neuvirth bounces back By Katie Carrera
TV and radio listings: March 2
NCAA tournament 2012: Catholic women’s basketball reaches new heights By Gene Wang
Maryland 3A South: Thomas Stone tops Friendly to advance By From Staff Reports and — James Wagner
George Mason’s Ryan Pearson named CAA player of the year By Steven Goff
TV and radio listings: March 1
Virginia Tech vs. Clemson: Hokies basketball misses key foul shots in latest close loss By Mark Giannotto
Boys’ basketball: After 42 years, Edison is back in the Virginia state tournament By Paul Tenorio
Boys’ basketball: Center Greg Graves leads Potomac Falls back to Va. state tournament By Matt Brooks
The Nationals are full of ‘Natitude’ and aiming to build a dynasty By Dan Steinberg
Jordan Crawford has regained his shooting touch — and a starting job By Michael Lee
Maryland’s Alyssa Thomas strives to be second to none By Gene Wang
Virginia vs. Florida State: Cavs let late lead slip away, lose on last-second shot, 63-60 By Steve Yanda
Washington Nationals search for answers in center field By Adam Kilgore
WORLD
Cuba drills for oil, but U.S. unprepared for spill By William Booth
Saudi, Qatari plans to arm Syrian rebels risk overtaking cautious approach favored by U.S. By Karen Deyoung
Sudanese troops massing near border, South Sudan says By Associated Press
Syrian forces overrun opposition in rebel stronghold of Homs By Liz Sly
Plea deal in terror suspect’s military trial sparks debate By Peter Finn
Two U.S. troops gunned down on NATO-Afghan military base By Sayed Salahuddin
As Iranians vote for new parliament, hard-line clerics stand to gain By Thomas Erdbrink
NGO workers under criminal investigation in Egypt leave country after bail is paid By Leila Fadel and William Wan
For Syrians, Homs offensive brings back memories of 1982 Hama massacre
Vice President Biden takes harsher tone in China comments By William Wan
E.U. faces growing opposition to austerity measures By Edward Cody
NEWS
Lemon app review By — Hayley Tsukayama
The next technology frontier: Your home By Steven Overly
Going Out Guide’s family movie reviews By Jane Horwitz
Going Out Guide: Rustico’s Beer Academy By Fritz Hahn
Going Out Guide album review: Jennifer O’Connor’s ‘I Want What You Want’ By — Catherine P. Lewis
Going Out Guide movie review: ‘We Need to Talk About Kevin’ By Ann Hornaday
Going Out Guide movie review: ‘Project X’ By Michael O'sullivan
Going Out Guide: Best concerts in D.C. in March By David Malitz
Going Out guide movie review: ‘Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax’ By Michael O'sullivan
Going Out Guide movie review: ‘The Look’ By Stephanie Merry
‘Shakespeare in Klingon II’: Boldly going where the Bard is beloved By Stephanie Merry
Going Out Guide: What would a local do? By Kris Coronado
Going Out Guide’s album review: Oberhofer’s ‘Time Capsule II’ By — Brandon Weigel
Going Out Guide: Anais Mitchell’s ‘Young Man in America’ album By — Geoffrey Himes
Going Out Guide album review: Ruthie Foster’s ‘Let It Burn’ By — Mike Joyce
Jimmy Miracle at Pleasant Plains Workshop By — Michael O’sullivan
Going Out Guide: Ann Hornaday reviews ‘Undefeated’ By Ann Hornaday
Going Out Guide dance preview: Keigwin + Company By Lisa Traiger
Going Out Guide movie review: ‘Tim and Eric’s Billion Dollar Movie’ By Michael O'sullivan
February 2012 Car Sales: Best Since 2008 By Marty Padgett | Highgearmedia.com
Traditional folk masks at the Mexican Cultural Institute By — Michael O’sullivan
Going Out Guide album review: Fanfarlo By Geoffrey Himes
My Tax Refund app review By — Hayley Tsukayama
Going Out Guide: Late-night happy hours By Fritz Hahn
Popular annual events for spring and summer in Washington By Kris Coronado
A Washington sightseeing guide: Help your visitors get into these top attractions By Kris Coronado
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