Dates of Publication in the Washington Post
What happened on May 20, 2012
BUSINESS
CurvyGirls Bridal catering to full-figured ladies By Danielle Douglas
Bain & Co. opening an office in D.C. By Danielle Douglas
Area law schools developing in-house counsel classes to prep students for changing job market By Catherine Ho
Q&A: Opower co-founder Alex Laskey on the company’s growth and future of the home energy industry By Steven Overly
Sabbatical recharges nonprofit CEO By Vanessa Small
Behind the career: Catherine Graham
Washington area appointments and promotions for the week of May 21
Contract to watch: Navy pursuing next-generation intranet By Marjorie Censer
Doubling direct foreign aid could bite U.S. vendors By Nick Taborek
Career Coach: Learn to manage your personal leadership image By Jeffrey Kudisch
CSC, facing tougher times, brings in new CFO By Marjorie Censer
Charity week ahead for the week of May 21
Washington area business events for the week of May 21
Washington area business diary for week of May 21 By Shawn Selby
Editor’s note: Erskine Bowles to graduates — ‘Get mad’ By Dan Beyers
Futures & options
Entrepreneurship gala raises $500,000 By Vanessa Small
The Download: Local firm, developer pursue the business of mobile apps By Steven Overly
Business Rx: 6th Street Commerce
Washington area federal contract awards for the week of May 21
Credit unions hit highest volume of loan originations in five years By Danielle Douglas
Why the JOBS Act will discourage companies from going public By Brian Hamilton
Vacancies remain low for Class B apartments By Ade Opoola
First Potomac hits the brakes as it repairs balance sheet By Jonathan O’connell
Contractors look to mobility for new opportunity By Marjorie Censer
Washington area appointments and promotions for the week of May 21
Apartment building sales boost Capitol Riverfront development By Kirstie Boatright
Obama homes in on D.C. entrepreneurs in campaign to gain small-business support By Catherine Ho
PricewaterhouseCoopers connects moms-to-be with moms-already By Abha Bhattarai
Fairfax and Loudoun through a bus window By Jonathan O’connell
Deltek: Sequestration still looming for contractors By Kevin Plexico
Community banks say goodbye to SEC registration By Danielle Douglas
General Dynamics looks outside its core By Marjorie Censer
Phillips Collection welcomes popular coffeehouse Tryst By Danielle Douglas
Capital Buzz: Rosetta Stone’s new strategy translates into smaller workforce By Thomas Heath
LOCAL
Delays bedevil Silver Spring Transit Center By Victor Zapana
Employees use of cellphones while driving becomes a liability for companies By Ashley Halsey Iii
George Washington University graduates about 5,500 on the Mall By Hamil R. Harris
ABCs of The High School Challenge
Celebrating a painter, and his freshly painted walls By Daniel De Vise
D.C. woman’s apparent attack full of mystery By Paul Duggan
Today’s math vocabulary exposes generational divide By Michael Alison Chandler
Terrible typos trip up the tongue By John Kelly
Outside NATO summit in Chicago, protesters in violent clash with police By Annie Gowen
Advocates parade in support of pit bulls By Annys Shin
Sydney M. Cohen, retired military engineer
Edward R. ‘Reggie’ Thomas Jr., defense contract supervisor
D.C. archdiocese, other Catholic groups file suit against birth-control mandate By Michelle Boorstein
National Museum of Health and Medicine reopening on 150th anniversary By Michael E. Ruane
POLITICS
Mitt Romney’s Mormon faith tangles with a quirk of Arkansas history By Sandhya Somashekhar
White House visitor logs provide window into lobbying industry By T.w. Farnam
Ensuring delivery and retrieval of sensitive U.S. diplomatic materials By The Partnership For Public Service
Santorum, Gingrich campaigns owe millions By T.w. Farnam
Romney could best Obama in fundraising By Chris Cillizza
Newark Mayor Cory Booker slams Obama campaign attack on Romney’s work for Bain Capital By Greg Miller
Supreme Court faces pressure to reconsider Citizens United ruling By Robert Barnes
LIFESTYLE
Narek Hakhnazaryan plays cello beautifully but needs to push himself By Robert Battey
Eusebio Leal: The man who would save Old Havana By David Montgomery
Could the Dalai Lama really have been poisoned with a scarf? By Monica Hesse
‘Hum’ from Theater Alliance fails to deliver on promising premise By Nelson Pressley
Carolyn Hax: Bride doesn’t want Dad’s mistress at wedding By Carolyn Hax
‘Identities in Motion’ at National Portrait Gallery By Rebecca Ritzel
Despite low turnout, Lucinda Williams, Drive-By Truckers rock Merriweather By Chris Klimek
Ask Amy: Parents wonder about financing newlyweds By Amy Dickinson
TV goes to the dogs By Associated Press
Shujaat Khan at Rockville’s Jewish Community Center By Mark Jenkins
KidsPost’s kitty scavenger hunt
National Philharmonic performs Debussy’s ‘Le martyre de Saint Sebastien’ By Charles T. Downey
ENTERTAINMENT
NATIONAL
Maryland set to ban arsenic-containing drug in chicken feed By Darryl Fears
SPORTS
NBA playoffs: Kevin Durant is becoming a cold-blooded closer for Thunder By Michael Lee
Crowds, homers and winning teams fill Nationals Park for a weekend By Thomas Boswell
Redskins running back Tim Hightower considers himself at home with Washington By Mike Jones
Nationals vs. Orioles: Stephen Strasburg homers in 9-3 win over Baltimore By James Wagner
TV and radio listings: May 20
Couch Slouch: Minnesota continues centuries old tradition of tax subsidies for stadiums By Norman Chad
Notre Dame ends Virginia lacrosse season, 12-10 By Zach Berman
Oklahoma City Thunder built to reign for a while By Jason Reid
WORLD
Lockerbie bomber Abdel Basset Ali al-Megrahi dies at 60, report says By T. Rees Shapiro
Pakistan blocks, then restores, Twitter access By Richard Leiby
Resolution of Chen crisis indicates possible maturation in U.S.-China relationship By William Wan
Outside Sanaa, a struggle for influence grips the new Yemen By Sudarsan Raghavan
Mamata Banerjee personifies populist force in Indian politics By Simon Denyer
OPINIONS
Ending prison rape By Editorial Board
Nations must protect their children, not their reputations By Laurie Ahern
Gender politics in Congress By Editorial Board
Teachers must make the grade in charter schools By Fred Hiatt
How about exempting D.C. residents from federal laws, in which they had no say?
Why the ospreys can come home
SIDS is easily prevented
Chuck Brown’s go-go goes on
Don’t dumb down math
A choice of capitalisms By E.j. Dionne Jr
Role of American capitalism on trial By Robert J. Samuelson
When taxpayers assume the risk of student loans
The refuseniks of Cuba By Editorial Board
NEWS
Md., Va. governors define and scuff the boundaries of their parties By Aaron C. Davis and Laura Vozzella
Editor’s note: Protecting his identity
MINI’s John Cooper Works Lineup Gets New Engine For 2013 By Viknesh Vijayenthiran | Highgearmedia.com
As regulators set rules for equity-based crowdfunding, investors prepare for its impact By Danielle Douglas and Steven Overly
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