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Need last-minute date ideas for Valentine’s Day? Local experts share where to go in D.C.
We asked a few people who are part of — or adjacent to — the dating-industrial complex how they’d pull off some last-minute romance.
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Here’s how to make the most out of your graduate school campus visit
Find the right time, lay the groundwork for admission and talk with some current students.
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This summer, there’s a new camp for every kid’s interest
Pop culture buffs, video gamers, junior chefs, wannabe sports stars and more
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Budding comedians can work out their material at these laugh-out-loud summer camps
Where kids can camp it up.
‘Isn’t It Romantic’ offers a weird kind of hope to romantic comedies everywhere
Sometimes it takes looking at everything wrong with rom-coms to discover everything that's right.
Is that a robot? Dr. Bear Bot helps care for kids at local hospital.
Children's National in D.C. announces the name of its virtual helper.
Trending: This convo would’ve been more constructive if Steve Harvey had let Mo’Nique talk.
Plus: "Peppa Pig, Peppa Pig ... "
Wheelchair users on Metro face a tough climb getting off the train
WMATA acknowledges the tracks have sunk so much in some stations that the floors of cars are below the platform. That's a problem for wheelchair users.
Robin Bell contemplates the power of transparency with ‘Open’
The D.C. artist made headlines for his projections at Trump Hotel. Now Robin Bell has a bigger (and more official) canvas to work with for his latest exhibit.
8 things to in D.C. from Valentine’s Day to Feb. 20
There's plenty of concerts worth catching this week.
How ‘The Lightning Thief’ went from modest show to full musical
Building the show — based on the best-selling Percy Jackson novels and coming to the Kennedy Center — relied on imagination, skill and a YouTube video of water shooting out of a toilet.
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