Dates of Publication in the Washington Post
What happened on October 15, 2012
NATIONAL
Lactose intolerance varies among ethnic groups; some foods cause worse symptoms By Howard Bennett
My son is schizophrenic. The ‘reforms’ that I worked for have worsened his life. By Paul Gionfriddo
Stomachaches are common in kids; a pediatrician offers advice on addressing them By Howard J. Bennett
Bhutan bans religious activity ahead of election By Vishal Arora| Religion News Service
With Romney and Obama in dead heat, a campaign manager’s challenge By Ed Rollins
Haiti’s government and charities work to improve access for people with handicaps By David Brown
Indoor tanning raises skin cancer risk, especially in young people, study says By Linda Searing
League of Conservation Voters spends heavily on 2012 campaign By Juliet Eilperin
Mushrooms may become a building material; archaeologists probe caves in Nepal By Aaron Leitko
Children with ADHD say stimulant drugs help them By Kate Kelland and Reuters
FDA: More drugs may be linked to meningitis outbreak By Lena H. Sun
Breakaway group offers more progressive form of Catholicism By Abrams| Religion News Service
Running a marathon: How green are our two legs? By Brian Palmer
Haiti’s amputees struggle, but they are not dismissed as ‘good-for-nothings’ By David Brown
Evangelical coalition rallies behind family planning By Adelle M. Banks| Religion News Service
After a year of exile, anti-abortion priest Frank Pavone is back By David Gibson| Religion News Service
Injury prevention tips for runners; women’s health guide focuses on quality of life By Maggie Fazeli Fard
Excess medical care can be bad for your health, especially if it’s not coordinated By Consumers Union
Breakaway group offers more progressive form of Catholicism By Amanda Abrams| Religion News Service
Some employers offer aid to retirees after cutting their health insurance By Michelle Andrews
Why politics and work don’t mix By Jena Mcgregor
At Factcheck.org, the neverending search for truth in an election year By Eli Saslow
LIFESTYLE
Miss Manners: Show what you’ve got — but selectively By Miss Manners
Recommended Virginia wines
Ask Amy: Long-lost love spurs thoughts of ‘adieu’ to marriage By Amy Dickinson
Carolyn Hax: Boyfriend has anger issues, but he won’t go to therapy on his own By Carolyn Hax
Hints From Heloise: A helpful stamp for children By Heloise
Virginia vintners get a proper nod By Dave Mcintyre
CNN’s Crowley says she will play journalistic role in presidential debate By Paul Farhi
Word of the day: Dictionary By — Raymond M. Lane
First second of daredevil’s dive captures world’s imagination By Maura Judkis
Jesse Jackson Jr.: Political candidate and subject of many unanswered questions By Manuel Roig-franzia
LOCAL
Prison crowding undermines safety, report says By Joe Davidson
Norma W. Connor, piano teacher, pianist
Prince George’s school board member moved out of her district in June By Ovetta Wiggins and Miranda S. Spivack
Ex-Army Ranger sentenced to 28 years after retrial in shooting death of roommate By Michael Laris
Addiction a sure-fire winner if Md. expands gambling By Petula Dvorak
Man accused of exposing himself to schoolchildren By Peter Hermann
George H. Strauss, Army officer
Loudoun supervisor asks county to reconsider moving parks and recreation department By Caitlin Gibson
Student charged in alleged assault at Northwood High in Silver Spring By Lynh Bui and Maggie Fazeli Fard
Anti-Jihad Metro ads: An interfaith response to hatred By Jack Moline and Clark Lobenstine
Mary L. Feathers, NRA membership manager
Faith groups demand Metro donate ‘jihad’ ad profits to charity By Michelle Boorstein
D.C. won’t renew Chartered Health Plan contract, officials confirm By Mike Debonis
Inner Harbor marsh project stirs debate By Tim Wheeler | The Baltimore Sun
Immigrant, gay rights groups form alliance — and meet resistance among some Latinos By Tara Bahrampour
Search continues for East Coast hikers who disappeared from Glacier National Park By Maggie Fazeli Fard
Officers’ trial on U-Md. assault charges under way By Ann E. Marimow
Ellen Flippo Wall, innkeeper
ENTERTAINMENT
“The Map of Lost Memories” by Kim Fay By Marie Arana
Per Kirkeby turns the Phillips into a site of restless digging By Philip Kennicott
Brandy, ‘Two Eleven’ album review By Sarah Godfrey
Jason Aldean, ‘Night Train’ album review By Allison Stewart
Peter Gabriel’s “So”: Still so great By Dave Mckenna
At National Gallery, a fitting tribute to 19th-century Italian music By Joan Reinthaler
Jamey Johnson, ‘Living for a Song: A Tribute to Hank Cochran’ album review By Timothy Bracy
Charlie Albright’s raw power at piano sometimes overwhelmed the music By Stephen Brookes
Virginia Opera’s ‘The Pearl Fishers’ may signal a turn to the conventional By Charles T. Downey
Onstage in Baltimore and New York, an ‘Enemy’ all around By Peter Marks
Homeland Episode 2.03: State of Independence By Ned Martel
WORLD
Softbank acquires 70 percent of Sprint By Chico Harlan and Hayley Tsukayama
The inevitable blowback to high-tech warfare By Walter Pincus
Militant jihadists’ rise in Arab world imperils region’s stability By Ernesto Londoño and Liz Sly
U.S. Ambassador Susan Rice at center of storm over comments on attack in Benghazi By Anne Gearan and Colum Lynch
Euro-zone crisis leads to German property price boom By James Wilson and Gerrit Wiesmann
Alleged Sept. 11 mastermind, four others in court for pretrial hearings By Ernesto Londoño and Julie Tate
Vladimir Putin’s United Russia party wins regional elections By Kathy Lally
Syria accused of cluster bomb use in civil war By Karin Laub
Britain, Scotland sign deal to allow independence vote By Anthony Faiola
OPINIONS
The new Middle East coverup: Biden caught in Syria debate falsehood By Marc A. Thiessen
Your day will come, Nats fans
Thanks, Nats, for an awesome year of baseball
Maybe Nats’ heart-breaking end was just a bad dream
Thanks a lot, Nationals
The baseball gods were at play in the Nats’ loss
Obama and Romney’s empty talk on Syria By Richard Cohen
Biden’s toxic victory By Michael Gerson
Dana Milbank: Harry Reid’s hammer throw By Dana Milbank
A ‘reset’ in Israeli-U.S. relations? By Editorial Board
Jim Graham investigation to test the D.C. Council’s ethics stance By Editorial Board
Obama’s chance to stand for Main Street By Harold Meyerson
How Romney’s extreme policies insult us all By Katrina Vanden Heuvel
Obama’s second chance By Eugene Robinson
Romney’s killer Sister Souljah move By Matt Miller
Liberals’ green-energy contradictions By Charles Lane
Shooting of Malala Yousafzai mars the legacy of Muhammad
Our choice in Virginia: Tim Kaine for the U.S. Senate By Editorial Board
May the Nats give us cheers for years
POLITICS
Obama, Romney have ways to make you vote By Ann Gerhart
In battleground Ohio, Obama and Romney fight for blue-collar swing voters By Jason Horowitz
Making vaccines available to poor and uninsured children By The Partnership For Public Service
Wisconsin, the land of persuadable voters By Joel Achenbach
First 2 debates reveal 2 campaigns, stripped to core arguments By David A. Fahrenthold
Small increase expected for Social Security recipients
Romney campaign raised $170 million in September By Philip Rucker
Presidential contest tight nationally ahead of second debate By Dan Balz and Jon Cohen
Montana Senate race is coming down to the wire By Paul Kane
Romney campaign to fete big donors at private retreat By Philip Rucker
Pentagon upgrade of ‘Correspondents Corridor’ to cost about $90,000 By Al Kamen
Obama’s supporters see advantage in debate’s town-hall format By Amy Gardner
SPORTS
Seneca Valley wins as Kevin Joppy rests; Quince Orchard’s Andrew Ankrah selects JMU By Eric Detweiler and Roman Stubbs
Paul VI Catholic snaps losing streak, Copeland sidelined for Bullis By Brandon Parker and Roman Stubbs
Girls’ soccer: Arundel edges South River to clinch Anne Arundel County title By Eric Detweiler
U.S. national team finds surprise in former Terp Graham Zusi By Steven Goff
D.C. native Darryl Hill blazed a trail through College Park in the 1960s By Jason Reid
McDonough remains undefeated after wild play; Centennial’s new kicker delivers By Greg Schimmel and Louis Nelson
Goddard steps in to lead Madison to comeback win By Brandon Parker and Preston Williams
Redskins juggle personnel on defense and reveal some helpful contributors By Mark Maske
Giants vs. Cardinals NLCS: San Francisco considering Lincecum or Zito as Game 4 starter By Barry Svrluga
Yankees face uphill climb heading into Game 3 of ALCS against Tigers By Rick Maese
No. 15 DuVal may be without Shamik Perry against E. Roosevelt; Surrattsville leans on Major By Steve Yanda and Eric Detweiler
Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis out for the year, career may be in jeopardy By Jeff Zrebiec and — Baltimore Sun
St. Louis Cardinals take Game 1 from San Francisco Giants By Barry Svrluga
Plenty of thoroughbred talent, just not in the U.S. By Andrew Beyer
Giants vs. Cardinals NLCS: Marco Scutaro’s big hit lets San Francisco roar back in Game 2 to even series By Barry Svrluga
NEWS
District’s chief tax appraiser resigns By Debbie Cenziper and Nikita Stewart
Ford Ending WRC Sponsorship At Close Of 2012 Season By Nelson Ireson | Highgearmedia.com
BUSINESS
DynCorp chief remaking the services contractor By Marjorie Censer
Sprint Nextel takeover by Softbank could save unlimited data plans from extinction By Cecilia Kang and Chico Harlan
Nobel economics prize goes to two Americans: Lloyd Shapley, Alvin Roth By Neil Irwin
Europe calls for Google to be more transparent about data collection By Craig Timberg
Obama and Romney dish on policies for startup growth By Jennifer Van Grove | Venturebeat.com
Report: Apple may announce 13-inch Macbook Pro with retina display next week By Venturebeat.com
When it comes to recovery, it’s all relative By Ezra Klein
SNL makes fun of techies complaining about the iPhone 5 By Meghan Kelly | Venturebeat.com
Microsoft introduces Xbox Music stream By Hayley Tsukayama
Nintendo drops price of Wii to $130 in U.S. By Hayley Tsukayama
Keystone XL pipeline opponents turn to civil disobedience By Steven Mufson
Why becoming a data scientist might be easier than you think By Derrick Harris | Gigaom.com
Blackboard CEO Michael Chasen to step down in December, firm says By Steven Overly
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