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What happened on October 28, 2012

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What happened on October 28, 2012

WORLD

Mexico is now a top producer of engineers, but where are jobs? By William Booth

Pakistani brothers reflect their country’s contradictions By Richard Leiby

ENTERTAINMENT

Donna Leon’s ‘The Jewels of Paradise’ still shines without her Commissario Brunetti By Maureen Corrigan

LOCAL

Hurricane Sandy marches north toward Mid-Atlantic coast By Ann E. Marimow, Fredrick Kunkle and Annie Gowen

Wheaton H.S. to model project-based learning for Montgomery County schools By Lynh Bui

Prince William County swears in William E. Jarvis as District Court judge By Jeremy Borden

Anthony P. Browne, interior designer to the stars, dies at 70 By Megan Mcdonough

Harrison Gray Dyar: The gentleman naturalist By John Kelly

Mormon church is conspicuously absent in Md. same-sex marriage referendum By Michelle Boorstein

Sandy’s visit to Ocean City leaves longtime residents preparing, but not panicked By Jeremy Borden

Hurricane Sandy ‘a serious, killer storm,’ O’Malley says By Annie Gowen

Profile: Ginger Minshew, Park View High principal By Susan Svrluga

Prince William County health calendar By — Compiled By Sarah Lane

Prince William County news in brief By — Compiled By Sarah Lane

The Obama-Romney guide to writing a college essay By Jay Mathews

Poll: Kaine maintains lead over Allen as Senate race nears climax By Ben Pershing and Peyton M. Craighill

Metro system closure is a rarity By Martin Weil and Rachel Karas

Hurricane Sandy: D.C. Mayor Gray calls for immediate preparations By Tim Craig

Metro system to shut down on Monday By Martin Weil

Approaching Sandy shuts down transit, flights By Ashley Halsey Iii, Annie Gowen and Mark Berman

D.C. writer and D.C. students meet their subjects By Emma Brown

Citing attacks directed at buses, Metro weighs service cuts in Anacostia By Luz Lazo

McDonnell on Hurricane Sandy: ‘This is going to be a long haul’ By Annie Gowen

Prince William County school notes By —compiled By Mari-jane Williams

POLITICS

Obama struggles to balance African Americans’ hopes with country’s as a whole By Peter Wallsten

Working to reduce food waste and protect the environment By The Partnership For Public Service

Hurricane Sandy makes whirlwind campaigns even more turbulent By Bill Turque and Felicia Sonmez

At the end of the trail with Plouffe on Obama's ‘48-hour fly-around campaign marathon extravaganza’ By Jason Horowitz

Supreme Court to consider copyrights, resales By Robert Barnes

Obama’s independent problem By Chris Cillizza

BUSINESS

JPMorgan remorse on Bear Stearns prompts question: Were crisis mergers worth it? By Danielle Douglas

Tista Games looks to break into video game business one episode at a time By Steven Overly

Preservationists back out before fight over FBI’s Hoover Building even begins By Jonathan O'connell

Resale boutiques find mixed fortunes in D.C. By Olga Khazan

The Download: Vocus aims to expand its office space with help from state, county By Steven Overly

AOL vet ‘back in saddle’ with FedBid job By Thomas Heath

Drybar opens in Georgetown, Bethesda By Abha Bhattarai

Pentagon plans to buy iPhones, Androids in threat to BlackBerry’s market share By Nick Taborek

Boys and Girls Clubs get a surprise gift By Vanessa Small

Key business events for the week of Oct. 29 By Suzy Khimm

Editor’s note: Your empty mailbox may be a victim of ‘overall flattishness’ By Dan Beyers

D.C. area business diary for week of Oct. 29 By Shawn Selby

‘Partners’ program graduates new class By Marjorie Censer

As election nears, a look at where Obama and Romney stand on business issues By Catherine Ho

Bank profits rise as mortgage demand continues By Abha Bhattarai

Army mobilizing to do more with less By John M. Mchugh and Military Budget Cuts

At Cassaday, early release days help workers beat holiday shopping traffic By Sarah Halzack

Navy preparing to open $5B program By Marjorie Censer

Metro considers Armed Forces Home land for new bus garage By Jonathan O'connell

D.C. area hotels lose millions as federal agencies slash meeting, conference budgets By Abha Bhattarai

Washington area employers are cautious about hiring, giving raises in 2013 By Sarah Halzack

On the ‘sea of Trump,’ life is good for this captain By Thomas Heath

Lobby shop revenues continue fall By Catherine Ho

Career Coach: Collaboration among competitors can be useful By Joyce E. A. Russell

‘Geeks’ raises money for young entrepreneurs By Vanessa Small

GAO shuts down General Dynamics protest By Marjorie Censer

NATIONAL

National ocean policy sparks partisan fight By Juliet Eilperin

Report faults states’ oversight of specialty pharmacies By Lena H. Sun

LIFESTYLE

Alexandre Tharaud’s expressive piano at La Maison Française By Charles T. Downey

Kurt Elling at Kennedy Center, jazzing up songs from the Brill Building era By Matt Schudel

Naval Academy Halloween concert is a spectacle and an arts outlet for midshipmen By Dan Zak

‘Neighbors’ star Jami Gertz was the square peg in her family By Luaine Lee and — Mcclatchy-tribune News Service

Cornelius Meister and the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra: Brilliant Brahms and Mozart By Grace Jean

At the Library of Congress, cellist Pieter Wispelwey shows unique, determined style By Robert Battey

Hints From Heloise: Open zipper? By Heloise

Amernet String Quartet is off to the races at Kennedy Center By Joan Reinthaler

‘Achievement summit’ brings intellectual rebels together in D.C. By Manuel Roig-franzia

Carolyn Hax: The husband who won’t help plan but will complain By Carolyn Hax

Washington Ballet’s ‘Dracula’ swoops, slithers with blood-curdling style By Sarah Kaufman

OPINIONS

A jihadist group prospers in Syria By Jackson Diehl

Canada’s fiscal success story By Brian Lee Crowley