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The Online Male Takes a Licking and Keeps on Clicking

Say you're halfway through a turkey sub when you have a sudden urge to Wikipedia the word "crush," because your nephew was bashfully asking what it meant, which reminded you of when you, too, were 13 and tripped on a chair on your way to the blackboard ...

From DELPHINE SCHRANK, The Washington Post,  17 Feb 2009
Related Topics: Google Inc.,  Wikipedia,  Facebook Inc.

A Makeshift Existence

Even before fighting flared, Anita Kakule and her smallest son lived on a tattered straw mat in a corner of a schoolroom. When classes met, she relocated their mat and three salvaged pots to the shade of a nearby eucalyptus tree. "It's because of ...

From DELPHINE SCHRANK, The Washington Post,  9 Nov 2008
Related Topics: Laurent Nkunda,  United Nations

Belgians Limp Along, Hobbled by Old Language Barriers

ZAVENTEM, Belgium -- In this Brussels suburb, where neat houses on twisting lanes stand a few streets away from NATO headquarters and the glassy towers of multinationals, Jean-Ren¿ Delval is packing up his home of 32 years and moving with his wife to ...

From DELPHINE SCHRANK, The Washington Post,  30 Jan 2008
Related Topics: NATO,  European Union,  eBay Inc.

Police Net 279 Firearms With Buyback

Dicks was among scores of Washington area residents to participate yesterday in the D.C. police department's gun amnesty program. Held at three churches -- officers had hoped the non-threatening setting would lure people who might be intimidated by ...

From DELPHINE SCHRANK, The Washington Post,  15 Dec 2007

Beacon House Falcons Win Super Bowl

In a journey that took them from the battered field near their oft-troubled Northeast Washington housing project to the national football championships in the Pop Warner Super Bowl in Orlando, the 31 members of the Beacon House Falcons 90-pound Peewee ...

From DELPHINE SCHRANK, The Washington Post,  10 Dec 2007

Event Blends Music, Screening

As dozens of teenagers swayed and shimmied to the throb of a go-go band on a District dance floor yesterday, a handful crammed onto benches nearby, silent and fidgeting as they waited to be tested for HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. Admission to hear ...

From DELPHINE SCHRANK, The Washington Post,  2 Dec 2007

Clipping Away at Illness

In the annals of beauty, the pompadour, the beehive and the Afro all had their day. Now comes the lifesaving haircut. From the padded swivel chairs in his Southeast Washington barbershop, Clarence "Chile" Brace dispatched two freshly trimmed customers ...

From DELPHINE SCHRANK, The Washington Post,  15 Nov 2007

A Campaign Recalls Postal Workers' Deaths

James H. Pickett Jr., 50, a 30-year U.S. Postal Service employee, is a one-man army who manufactured and sold an array of memorabilia to jolt the memory of his co-workers on yesterday's anniversary of the anthrax mailings that led to the shuttering of ...

From DELPHINE SCHRANK, The Washington Post,  22 Oct 2007
Related Topics: The Pentagon,  U.S. Senate,  Federal Bureau of Investigation,  Rosa Parks

Curios Rescued From Rubble to Get Some TLC

Today, volunteers from the Washington Conservation Guild will meet where the artifacts are being sheltered, in a glass display case and filing cabinets in the photo archives in Room 307 at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library. It is the group's ...

From DELPHINE SCHRANK, The Washington Post,  13 Oct 2007
Related Topics: Martin Luther King, Jr.,  George Peabody,  John Kerry

Victim's Mother Says He Was a Bystander

Pugh's mother said he had never been involved in an altercation with a student at the school. "He didn't see who shot him, but there were several students gathered there on the campus who could have seen who shot him," Blackwell said. The gunman ...

From DELPHINE SCHRANK, The Washington Post,  23 Sep 2007

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