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What happened on May 23, 2012

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What happened on May 23, 2012

LIFESTYLE

Best climbing roses for the gardener By Adrian Higgins

How To: Reduce fading on a fiberglass door By Jeanne Huber

A guide to choosing a D.C. area lawn-care firm By Robert Krughoff

Sunflowers brighten the vegetable garden By Barbara Damrosch

Design ideas: Making the most of a small den By Megan Buerger

Miss Manners: Please come for supper (but eat something first) By Miss Manners

Ask Amy: Wife starts each day feeling rejected By Amy Dickinson

CBS wins network ratings-war again; reality-competition shows still dominate By Lisa De Moraes

Carolyn Hax: Sister lays claim to baby’s name; a pricey wedding destination By Carolyn Hax

Tom Sietsema: Wit & Wisdom in Baltimore By Tom Sietsema

Hints From Heloise: Bike helmet safety By Heloise

Library of Congress’s National Recording Registry adds new picks By Chris Richards

NEWS

What to do on rainy days at the beach By Fritz Hahn

Miami Heat and San Antonio Spurs look like the teams to beat in NBA playoffs By Fred Bowen

Learn to surf with ‘Snake’ By Fritz Hahn

Outdoor activities at the beach By Fritz Hahn

Facebook shares close higher after three-day slide as social network, banks face lawsuits By Hayley Tsukayama

Fundraiser to help Southern Maryland toddler with rare genetic disorder By Sara K. Taylor

Quotemeister Alan Simpson stays on curse with a Social Security advocacy group By Al Kamen

Southern Maryland fifth-grader organizes soap drive for charity By Laura Dukes

Hot Spot Cool Eats in Cambridge By Justin Rude

The Best States For Driving--And The Worst: Infographic By Marty Padgett | Highgearmedia.com

NATIONAL

Mitt Romney promotes school vouchers in attack on Obama’s education policy By Lyndsey Layton and Philip Rucker

Just graduated? How to make the most of your new, boring corporate job By Michael Howe

Does love last longer in arranged marriages? By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service

The five worst mistakes I made as a new grad By Anya Kamenetz

DC Water can’t rely solely on ratepayers to fund tunnels, study says By Darryl Fears

What your web browser says about how you shop online By Venturebeat.com

Muslims to gather to combat anti-Shariah movement By Omar Sacirbey| Religion News Service

The Internet and the secret to immortality By Rob ‘cmdrtaco’ Malda

U.S. tech team woos developers By Venturebeat.com

Adrian Grenier and his beer startup Churchkey crack open morning brews By Venturebeat.com

Vatican denies bid to keep Boston Catholic churches open By G. Jeffrey Macdonald| Religion News Service

Analysis: Catholic bishops divided in legal battle against Obama birth control mandate By David Gibson| Religion News Service

Vatican details rules on Virgin Mary sightings By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

LOCAL

Taking but flunking AP tests By Jay Mathews

Visiting every U.S. state too easy for you? How about every U.S. county? By John Kelly

Bikeshare bicycle used in iPhone robbery, police say By Allison Klein

For high school seniors, finding a date for prom is all in the delivery By Holly Hobbs

Va. HOV drivers: A privileged class on I-95? By Robert Thomson

Moran challenger Shuttleworth hopes for primary upset By Ben Pershing

Pearl Golacinski, mother who fought for son’s release during Iran hostage crisis, dies at 85 By Emily Langer

Zoo cheetah cubs born in race against the clock By Michael E. Ruane

Prince George’s County spent hundreds of thousands to settle suit that alleged vast bribery scheme By Miranda S. Spivack

Maryland schools test new teacher evaluations By Jesse Yeatman

Officials: Algae bloom suffocated thousands of fish to death in Anne Arundel creeks By Timothy B. Wheeler Of The Baltimore Sun

College Park braces for rent control renewal battle By Holly Nunn

Montgomery officers remember fallen peers, learn how to protect themselves By Jeremy Arias

Navy SEALs challenge Montgomery students with life lessons By Alex Ruoff and Peggy Mcewan

College comes to high school By Donna St. George

Central Avenue safety measures hinge on grants By Natalie Mcgill

Going Out Guide for the District of Columbia, May 24-30 By Carrie Donovan

Vincent Gray campaign aide Howard Brooks charged in growing federal investigation By Del Quentin Wilber and Nikita Stewart

Prince George’s historic district highlights ‘blending of cultures’ By Daniel J. Gross

Vacation hike leads to campaign for glaciers By Peggy Mcewan

New survey says D.C. among the best in the country for access to parks By Lori Aratani

Robinson school choir to compete in World Choir Games By Holly Hobbs

Going Out Guide for Prince George’s County and Southern Maryland, May 24-30 By Carrie Donovan

Alexandria named most well-read city by Amazon By Patricia Sullivan

Mayor Vincent Gray: Fool or liar? By Robert Mccartney

Holiday display controversy resurfaces as committee drafts policy recommendation By Caitlin Gibson

D.C. police investigate alleged discovery of burning personnel documents By Allison Klein

Prince William student’s film on cyberbullying chosen for competition By Sarah Lane

BUSINESS

Vallejo, Calif., once bankrupt, is now a model for cities in an age of austerity By Ariana Eunjung Cha

Mazda, Fiat to develop new convertible sports car based on next-gen MX-5 By Viknesh Vijayenthiran | Highgearmedia.com

In Facebook IPO debacle, Wall Street prevails By Allan Sloan

Uninspiring by design By Joshua Topolsky

Investors sue Facebook, advisers as scrutiny of IPO hype intensifies By Peter Whoriskey and David S. Hilzenrath

Meet Motorola Mobility's new CEO By Dante D'orazio | Theverge.com

Small business advice: How to carefully vet job candidates through social media By Susie Hall

Siri banned at IBM By Adi Robertson | Theverge.com

Diablo 3 sets new record for PC games sales By Brian Crecente | Theverge.com

Google cleared of Oracle patent infringement By Hayley Tsukayama

Form new alliance to support encore entrepreneurs By J.d. Harrison