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What happened on March 16, 2012
BUSINESS
A guide to Washington-area graduate business degree programs
New iPad: Why you should never buy an LTE tablet
Congress summons Apple to explain privacy protections By Jennifer Van Grove | Venturebeat.com
Wait, did Google just hire Kevin Rose? By Jolie O'dell | Venturebeat.com
Protesters cloud Apple’s new iPad launch By Hayley Tsukayama
Congressman moves to ban BPA from food packaging By Dina Elboghdady
Google to dramatically revamp search in the coming months By Tom Cheredar | Venturebeat.com
Apple iTV, with possibly with voice control, may come this summer By Meghan Kelly | Venturebeat.com
iFixit tear down of the new iPad: Samsung LCD By Devindra Hardawar | Venturebeat.com
iPad launch draws fans and protesters across the U.S. (gallery) By Heather Kelly | Venturebeat.com
Thinking about buying the new iPad? Here’s what you need to know By Heather Kelly | Venturebeat.com
Save American politics: Kill the primary By Ezra Klein
Apple subpoenaed by FTC in Google antitrust investigation By Meghan Kelly | Venturebeat.com
Google orders Google to unlock android phone of alleged parole violator By Meghan Kelly | Venturebeat.com
New Apple iPad: Retina Display + LTE are a killer combination By Devindra Hardawar | Venturebeat.com
Apple fans swarm stores around the world for new iPad
Complaints start rolling in about new iPad: no FaceTime video chat over 4G LTE? By Sean Ludwig | Venturebeat.com
Were Apple’s Siri ads ‘false and misleading’? By Meghan Kelly | Venturebeat.com
Bank Whistle-Blower Wins $18 Million Payday in Foreclosure Deal By Jef Feeley and David Mclaughlin
Steve Wozniak, others queue up for the new iPad By Hayley Tsukayama
Mike Daisey responds to ‘This American Life’ retraction of Apple supply story By Hayley Tsukayama
Show off your new iPad with these apps that take advantage of the retina display tech By Devindra Hardawar | Venturebeat.com
Kent Conrad’s last stand on debt By Lori Montgomery
How a digitial evolution could save the Postal Service By Kenneth C. Wisnefski
New iPad’s hype makes for long lines at Apple stores By Sarah Halzack
NATIONAL
Not so fast: Second experiment refutes faster-than-light particles By Brian Vastag
Stink bugs migrating to the Deep South By Darryl Fears
Evangelicals voting in record numbers in GOP primaries By David Gibson| Religion News Service
As Rowan Williams retires, speculation turns to successor By Al Webb| Religion News Service
Quebec parties challenge halal meat laws By Ron Csillag| Religion News Service
ENTERTAINMENT
“The Lady in Gold: The Extraordinary Tale of Gustav Klimt’s Masterpiece, Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer” by Anne-Marie O’Connor By Kathryn Lang
Can rapper Fat Trel take D.C. rap to the top tier? By Chris Richards
“Hitlerland: American Eyewitnesses to the Nazi Rise to Power” by Andrew Nagorski By Gerard Degroot
Books: ‘Mudwoman’ by Joyce Carol Oates By Kevin Nance
‘The Crusader: The Life and Tumultuous Times of Pat Buchanan’ by Timothy Stanley By Matthew Continetti
Doug Aitken turns the Hirshhorn’s exterior into ‘the world’s greatest screen’ By Roger Catlin
“The Story of Ireland: A History of the Irish People” by Neil Hegarty By Jonathan Yardley
“Guitar Zero: The New Musician and the Science of Learning” by Gary Marcus By Aaron Leitko
Book World: ‘The O’Briens’ by Peter Behrens By James Mcelroy
“William Henry Harrison” by Gail Collins By Justin Moyer
Book World: ‘Barbara Stanwyck: The Miracle Woman,’ by Dan Callahan By Dennis Drabelle
“Mondo Agnelli: Fiat, Chrysler, andthe Power of a Dynasty” by Jennifer Clark By Timothy R. Smith
Theater: From Hungary, With Wails By Peter Marks
Review: Miike Snow’s “Happy to You” By Allison Stewart
‘Frozen Planet’: Whiteout for the mind By Hank Stuever
With a song in his art: How Doug Aitken chose ‘I Only Have Eyes for You’ By Roger Catlin
‘Maxed Out’ predicted the financial crisis, but it might have been only the beginning By Ann Hornaday
“The American Way of Eating: Undercover at Walmart, Applebee’s, Farm Fields and the Dinner Table” by Tracie McMillan By Jane Black
LIFESTYLE
Cherry blossom history for kids By — Tracy Grant
Carolyn Hax: A groom with cold feet is reluctant to walk away By Carolyn Hax
‘Kumare’ film examines blurred lines of virtual identities By Melissa Bell
In Germany’s Mosel Valley, wine is king By Bert Archer
In Tallinn, Estonia’s capital, let freedom sing By Steven V. Roberts
Tallinn, Estonia: How to get there, where to stay, what to do and more By S.v.r
‘This American Life’ cites ‘fabrications’ in documentary on Apple suppliers By Paul Farhi
In Transylvania, getting beyond Dracula By John Martin Taylor
Carolyn Hax: Breaking up is hard to do By Carolyn Hax
Cherry blossom books for kids By — Tracy Grant
Bed Check: In Cape May, casual meets elegant at Congress Hall By Zofia Smardz
Washington museums join celebration of cherry trees’ centennial By Jacqueline Trescott
War veterans and civilians seek common ground in difficult life transition By Dan Zak
George Clooney’s week in Washington By Aaron Leitko
Ask Amy: Cleaner hopes to dust off some new clients By Amy Dickinson
Hints From Heloise: Book donation By Heloise
What’s the Deal? This week’s best travel bargains around the globe. By Carol Sottili and Andrea Sachs
St. Petersburg on, um, $2,000 a day By Thomas Heath
Coming & Going: Europe hotel rates, customer service ratings, more travel news By Andrea Sachs
Pianist, cellist work in harmony to blend musical styles By David Mermelstein
Google Doodler finds St. Patrick’s Day inspiration from ‘Book of Kells’ By Michael Cavna
St. Petersburg, Russia: How to get there, where to stay, what to do and more
Style Invitational Week 963: The overlap dance: ‘Before & After’ names By Pat Myers
The high cost of being lazy By Katherine Boyle
Date Lab: Two comedians walk into a belated date ... By Ellen Mccarthy
Transylvania: How to get there, where to stay, what to see and more By J.m.t
Family-friendly cherry blossom events
NEWS
Try this: Sushi making By Kris Coronado
Reverse mortgages can be beneficial, if you know how to use them By Harvey S. Jacobs
2013 Mazda CX-5: The crossover could make you a pushover By Warren Brown
Nuts & Bolts: 2013 Mazda CX-5
Germany’s Mosel Valley: Where to go and what to know
Company working to ensure your old carpet doesn’t end up in landfill By Katherine Salant
Neighborhood Profile: Cannon Road By Jim Brocker
Q&A: Promoting the Little Printer By Lauren Chooljian
Family Filmgoer: ‘A Thousand Words,’ ‘John Carter,’ ‘Friends With Kids’ and more By Jane Horwitz
Check the fine print on FHA refinancings By Kenneth R. Harney
OPINIONS
The bin Laden plot to kill President Obama By David Ignatius
Export-Import Bank’s damage to American firms By George F. Will
Goldman Sachs’s long history of duping its clients By William D. Cohan
A gift of true communion at my mother’s Catholic funeral By Anne Monahan
How hard is it to get a photo ID?
The silence of the lions By Kathleen Parker
Why Karzai is fed up with the U.S. mission in Afghanistan By Joshua Partlow
A purge in China By Editorial Board
Saddled with college debt By Melissa M. Horton
Save the war stories — before it’s too late By John R. Mcneill
How the Roberts court could save Obama’s health-care reform By Robert Barnes
Find a better home for ‘Doonesbury’
An Irish-language renaissance
Which side is the passenger side?
Two teams had to deal with fatigue
Gas engines have come a long way
Journalists must be the un-Limbaugh By Patrick B. Pexton
Daylight savings helps banish darkness
Accountability is more important than one teacher
A leader, not a boss
A caper buried in the paper
Subsidizing cars? It’s not as simple as it seems.
In the District, overmatched on campaign oversight By Editorial Board
Colleges should get blame for student debt
A threat to democratic processes
‘Mediscare,’ Republican style By Dana Milbank
Farm animals deserve humane treatment
The Md. gun ruling: A threat or a right preserved?
D.C. politicians, donors make a mockery of campaign finance laws By Colbert I. King
In defense of the dollar coin By Editorial Board
LED bulbs: an upfront cost but long-term savings
U.S. did not force states to adopt national educational standards
Jorge Steven Acuna, promising young American By Kevin Rigsby
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day locally
It isn’t too late to get the Eisenhower memorial right By Richard H. Driehaus
Keep the Redskins in the Sports section
A swastika is not mere graffiti
No one benefits from a food truck free-for-all By Lynne Breaux
WORLD
China’s modern economy belies secretive and opaque politics By Keith B. Richburg
Soldier accused in Afghan shooting spree identified as Staff Sgt. Robert Bales By Christian Davenport, Carol D. Leonnig and Mary Pat Flaherty
U.S. funding for Egyptian military to resume, senior administration officials say By William Wan
Air Force to further discipline former supervisors in Dover mortuary controversy By Craig Whitlock
Sectarianism haunts Iraq as Sunnis call for more independence By Alice Fordham
Bin Laden sought to kill Obama and Petraeus, records show By Greg Miller
Afghanistan’s Karzai at ‘end of the rope,’ questions whether shooter acted alone By Richard Leiby
U.S. and others condemn North Korea’s planned rocket launch By Chico Harlan and William Wan
LOCAL
District opens permanent housing complex for homeless women By Katherine Driessen
Katy Butler: A new voice against bullying By Donna St. George
Jose Memenza, jewelry story owner
Tweeting from the slammer: Alleged drug dealer, on trial, sends shout-outs from D.C. jail By Del Quentin Wilber
National Harbor casino proposal gets unlikely ally in potential competitor By John Wagner
Falconer who escaped violent past uses birds of prey to mentor at-risk youth By Matt Connolly
Time running out on transportation funding By Ashley Halsey Iii
Jack A. Warshaw, former Labor Department official, dies at 91
Mary Snow, Army wife and volunteer
Winter heat wave ebbs in D.C. By Martin Weil
Douglas E. Gould, GWU sports information director
John S. Showell, science foundation official
Va.’s Bolling gets high marks for a productive, polite Senate session By Laura Vozzella
Court dismisses Alexandria waterfront appeal By Patricia Sullivan
Traveler’s guide to the D.C. Cherry Blossom Festival By Robert Thomson
Carol Sullivan, medical journal indexer
Susan Creitz, member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Rockville, dies at 64
Fairfax investigates allegation of racially insensitive behavior by high school teacher By Emma Brown
Allan D. Housley, Washington lawyer
Medford Canby Jr., facilities engineer
Faith, debate nourish long-established Jewish prayer group By Michelle Boorstein
SPORTS
Girls’ basketball: Rod Hairston in, Kira Orr out as Bullis coach By Preston Williams
Football: Westlake turns to Marlon Curtis as coach By Greg Schimmel
Football: High school coaches cope with a new value system in wake of NFL bounty scandal By Paul Tenorio
TV and radio listings: March 16
Wizards vs. Hawks: Trade-depleted Washington suffers eighth straight loss in Atlanta By Michael Lee
NCAA tournament 2012: This Georgetown team blends new and old By Mike Wise
NCAA basketball tournament: Georgetown silences Belmont threat, 74-59 By Liz Clarke
NCAA basketball tournament: Ohio scores another upset, this time vs. Michigan By Eric Prisbell
March Madness: Cincinnati holds off Texas in NCAA basketball tournament By Eric Prisbell
NCAA tournament 2012: Purdue holds off Saint Mary’s By Steve Yanda
NCAA tournament 2012: Florida State avoids upset vs. St. Bonaventure By Eric Prisbell
NCAA women’s basketball tournament: As Anjale Barrett goes, so goes Maryland By Gene Wang
NCAA women’s tournament 2012: Jade Geif powers Navy to second straight bid By Gene Wang
Redskins land veteran free agent cornerback Cedric Griffin By Mike Jones and Mark Maske
Capitals vs. Jets: Winnipeg tops Washington on Dustin Byfuglien goal to tighten NHL playoff race By Tarik El-bashir
NCAA tournament 2012: Saint Louis tops Memphis By Liz Clarke
Norfolk State stuns Missouri in NCAA basketball tournament By Steve Yanda
NCAA basketball tournament: Virginia stumbles in season-ending loss to Florida By Steve Yanda
POLITICS
Romney campaign in hyperdrive before Puerto Rico primary By Philip Rucker
Birth control rule won’t apply to all student plans at colleges, White House says By N.c. Aizenman
In GOP race, voters divided over religion’s place in politics By Sandhya Somashekhar and Peyton M. Craighill
Romney advisers try to lay groundwork for united GOP against Obama By Philip Rucker
Supreme Court will not allow cameras for health-care arguments, will release audio By Robert Barnes
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