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What happened on October 31, 2012

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What happened on October 31, 2012

LIFESTYLE

Checking in with Thomas Pheasant By Jura Koncius

Will law school students have jobs after they graduate? By Elizabeth Lesly Stevens

Not enough closet space? Do like Jenna Lyons and use garment racks By Megan Buerger

How to fix a faux bois table By Jeanne Huber

Unrequited love among teens By Marguerite Kelly

The value of beautification By Adrian Higgins

Carolyn Hax: Trouble with boyfriend’s parents; a schoolboy’s crush By Carolyn Hax

A quiet toast to Letitia Baldrige By The Reliable Source

Catching winter critters By Barbara Damrosch

Gene Weingarten: Electile dysfunction By Gene Weingarten

@Work Advice: How to deal with unwanted overtures By Karla L. Miller

Opera Lafayette’s passionate ‘Invitation’ By Cecelia Porter

A Clarksville room where the kids can hang and dad can rock By Megan Buerger

First Person Singular: Kathryn Ray, 61, Washington, President, League of Women Voters of the District of Columbia By Robin Rose Parker

Study of late-night comics leaves out Jimmy Kimmel, Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert By Lisa De Moraes

Hard work could make Wizards season By Fred Bowen

Some women can have it all By Mari-jane Williams

Date Lab: Adventures of Captain Oblivious and Supercop By Christina Breda Antoniades

BUSINESS

Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein charged with trespassing in Keystone XL protest By Steven Mufson

Why Hurricane Katrina should make us optimistic about economic impact of Sandy By Neil Irwin

Sandy boosts business for local plumbers, electricians By J.d. Harrison and Mohana Ravindranath

Shell’s Alaska drilling season falls short By Steven Mufson

What Lucasfilm/Star Wars acquisition means for Disney By Tom Cheredar | Venturebeat.com

James Bond’s new phone: not an iPhone 5 or Samsung Galaxy S III By John Koetsier | Venturebeat.com

Netflix shares jump, Apple and Facebook fall in Wednesday trading By Hayley Tsukayama

Corporate America begins to assess Sandy’s economic impact By Brady Dennis and Jia Lynn Yang

Asus details Nexus 7 sales numbers By Hayley Tsukayama

Apple’s iPad mini: The review roundup By Hayley Tsukayama

NATIONAL

Tim Cook’s humble leadership at Apple By Jena Mcgregor

On Breezy Point in Queens, Sandy leaves a close-knit N.Y. community unraveled By Sally Jenkins

On Sistine Chapel’s 500th, foot traffic remains a threat By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

Without subway, New York is desperate for a ride By Paul Schwartzman

Sultans of Satire aims to bridge gaps with Muslims, Arabs through comedy By Megan Sweas| Religion News Service

In the darkness, a New Yorker stands up for his neighborhood By Anne Hull

Female Lutheran pastor mounts uphill bid for Ohio congressional seat By David Yonke| Religion News Service

Sultans of Satire aims to bridge gaps with Muslims, Arabs through comedy By Megan Sweas| Religion News Service

Lesbian answers bishop’s call for dialogue on gay marriage By Tracy Simmons| Religion News Service

Library of Congress exhibit celebrates Jewish history, artifacts By Debra Rubin| Religion News Service

POLITICS

Holocaust survivor tailors an American success story By Ned Martel

Gov. Chris Christie, an Obama critic, praises the president amid N.J. storm damage By Jason Horowitz

Axelrod puts his face on the line for Obama By Al Kamen

As Obama tours storm damage, Romney carefully steps back onto campaign trail By Philip Rucker

Some things to watch in the final days By Dan Balz

In Montana governor’s race, Washington interest groups are spending the most By T.w. Farnam

How to spend over $300 million in a matter of weeks By Dan Eggen

In Ohio, Romney’s ads against auto bailout make pitch to the decideds By Rosalind S. Helderman

Supreme Court concerned about police dogs at the front door By Robert Barnes

Romney forces see Pennsylvania, Michigan and Minnesota ripe for turning red By Dan Balz, Jerry Markon and Paul Kane

New York, New Jersey stumble toward recovery as Obama heads to N.J. coast By Dan Eggen and William Branigin

LOCAL

Maryland’s Greg Merson wins World Series of Poker, overcoming addiction, others’ doubts By Michael S. Rosenwald

Family of D.C. murder victim left wondering By Cheryl W. Thompson

Animal Doctor: Weighing the risks of anesthesia By Michael W. Fox

Eric H. Biddle Jr., former CIA employee, dies By Adam Bernstein

Presidential election: Religious voting groups could determine the winner By Mark J. Rozell

Harrison G. Dyar’s fancies ran far beyond tunnels at D.C. home By John Kelly

Haycock Elementary School parents say renovation plans are inadequate By Gregg Macdonald | Fairfax County Times

Brothers charged with killing man in Manassas, setting him on fire By Peter Hermann

Deer-related crashes rise; motorcyclists most at risk By Gregg Macdonald | Fairfax County Times

Prince George’s teacher’s battle with breast cancer helps inspire Pink Day By Daniel J. Gross | The Gazette

Rabbi and pop-culture star Shmuley Boteach adds political candidate to résumé By Michelle Boorstein

Prince George’s voters have chance to set a new course for school system By Ovetta Wiggins

Sometimes courtesy by drivers creates uncertainty By Robert Thomson

Federal labor activists stump for Obama By Joe Davidson

The Going Out Guide for Montgomery County, Nov. 1-7 By Carrie Donovan

Going Out Guide for the District of Columbia, Nov. 1-7 By Carrie Donovan

George Allen’s Senate record a mixed bag By Ben Pershing

Tab for gambling fight reaches $72 million By John Wagner

Going Out Guide By Jean Mack

Alexandria, Georgetown could see more flooding By Martin Weil

Germantown teen walking to school is killed by car By Michael Laris and Donna St. George

Intersections: T and Rhode Island NW: The libations after the storm By Robert Samuels

Prince George’s champion trees meet their match as storms hit area By Natalie Mcgill | The Gazette

In long-shot race for D.C.’s Ward 7 seat, Moten unrolls an unusual campaign By Mike Debonis

O’Malley says same-sex marriage has ‘real shot’ at prevailing on Maryland ballot By John Wagner