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• Female drivers making a move Danica Patrick will have some company this season.
• Primeau says goodbye for now
  by Ray Parrillo
• Blues for Camden police
  by Dwight Ott
• Tech czar defends having aide stay on job
  by Marcia Gelbart
• New hearing set in rent dispute.
  by Joseph A. Slobodzian
• Pa. Girls | Sacred Heart justifies seeding
• 'Cabaret festival' singers have a tough act to live up to
  by Toby Zinman
• CDI posts quarterly profit, discloses financial reporting problems
  by Harold Brubaker
• No.4 ’Nova runs past St. John’s
  by Shannon Ryan
• CDI Corp. expects to fail audit - again
  by Harold Brubaker
• Killer nurse set to keep mum at N.J. sentencing today
  by Christine Schiavo
• NFL | Bills release 3 players in salary-cap moves
• On Personal Finance | Good time to buy a second home?
  by Jeff Brown
• Neumann-Goretti roars into the final
  by Keith Pompey
• With a program this bad, grades aren't the issue
  by Stephen A. Smith
• Trump resorts has lower net loss in 4th quarter on flat revenue
  by INQUIRER STAFF
• The state Supreme Court has overturned a judge's decision that would have let voters decide whether a Western Pennsylvania county should buy new voting machines.
  by Dana Reddington
• Auctions | The estate of a centenarian known as 'Miss Mazie'
  by David Iams
• Willis, Def do police story old-school
  by Carrie Rickey
• Family Filmgoer
• 'Demon From Lowest Depths'
  by Troy Graham and Christine Schiavo
• Newsmakers | Handyman fan sues Busta over a dustup
  by Tirdad Derakhshani
• More pain for Mariano, and he lays it on the press
  by Michael Currie Schaffer
• Pardon sought for 130-year-old crime
  by Mario F. Cattabiani
• Workers' Medicaid data to be released
  by Amy Worden
• FAA urged to adopt new air-traffic routing system for Phila., N.Y.
  by Tom Belden
• Benzene showing up in sodas
  by David Goldstein
• FAQ | The finer points of digital rights
  by John J. Fried
• S. Jersey Girls | Garnets, Bulldogs advance in Group 2
• Lawsuit filed against Phila. electrician
  by Thomas Fitzgerald
• Alvin takes control, leading Gratz to title
  by Jeff McLane
• Unconventional Wisdom | The taste is a turnoff, but oh the kitsch!
  by Tanya Barrientos
• PROVIDENCE, R.I. - One day after they clinched their second consecutive Ivy League championship, Penn needed overtime to beat Brown, 74-68, tonight at the Pizzitola Sports Center.
  by Penn beats Brown in OT COMPILED BY THE INQUIRER STAFF
• 'Narnia' comes to life at libraries
  by Tom McGurk
• Camden County News in Brief
• An opera's woes
  by David Patrick Stearns
• U.S. gymnasts prevail at Temple
  by Joe Logan
• Hawks race back and rattle Xavier
  by Mel Greenberg
• Together, they clothe the needy NGA ships new clothing, linens, toiletries and other items to agencies across the country.
  by Valerie Reed
• Intuition | To a Mickey Mouse mind, dissent is disagreeable
  by Karen Heller
• Tight security, violence greet Bush in Pakistan
  by Ron Hutcheson
• Search for missing woman continues
  by Adam Fifield
• Oxford rallies in fourth quarter to put away Unionville
  by Rob Parent
• Senior Traveler | Plains, trains and edification
  by John J. Hilferty
• ’Nova handles Syracuse in finale
  by Shannon Ryan
• Consumer Watch | Stealth Pa. bill favors builders
  by Jeff Gelles
• Proposed ethanol plant fuels hopes for cash crop
  by Edward Colimore
• Owls bow out in blowout by Fordham The 69-52 home rout dropped Temple to a ninth seed in this week's A-10 tournament.
  by Mike Jensen
• Editorial | Underage-Sex Law Find a better way, Kansas
• Temple wins A-10 women’s tourney for automatic bid
  by Mel Greenberg
• Owls rule the roost for third year in row
  by Mel Greenberg
• Salem's Smith scores 40 in win
  by Pete Schnatz
• Ray, Foye land on Big East all-star team
  by Shannon Ryan
• Ex-Phila. trader awarded $1.9 million in stock exchange tussle
  by Todd Mason
• Former nonprofit leader pleads guilty in funds theft
  by Mario F. Cattabiani
• Ohio State outlasts Purdue for crown
• Princeton upsets Penn in overtime
  by Kevin Tatum
• Fish and lip
  by Alfred Lubrano
• Crews powers Deptford's 60-50 win over Camden
  by Marc Narducci
• Princeton takes share of Ivy; playoff on tap
  by Mel Greenberg
• Long day's trip into retirement
  by Tom Ferrick Jr.
• Feeling Tested? Tell Us About It
• Homicide Unit to probe woman's disappearance
  by Stephanie L. Arnold
• Rutgers wins to earn shot at ’Nova
  by Shannon Ryan
• A special trip for clarinetist
  by David Patrick Stearns
• State expands score review
  by Melanie Burney and Frank Kummer
• Newsmakers | Teri Hatcher tells of childhood abuse
  by Tirdad Derakhshani and Elizabeth Wellington
• Mariano witness admits to earlier lie
  by Michael Currie Schaffer and John Shiffman
• Bagged black bear ties record for size
  by Don Sapatkin
• Editorial | EPA Pollution Rules This proposal is still covered in soot
• The Flyers made a trade today, acquiring defenseman Denis Gauthier from Phoenix for Phantoms prospect Josh Gratton and two second-round picks in this summer's draft.
  by Tim Panaccio
• Ashley Fox | First is their last thought
  by Ashley Fox
• Rivals end condo war and both will build
  by Henry J. Holcomb
• Family Filmgoer
• Camden board leader urges hiring a score investigator
  by Melanie Burney and Frank Kummer
• Panel backs giving voters a say on surveillance cameras
  by Michael Currie Schaffer
• Dubai firm backs off on ports
  by James Kuhnhenn
• Truest-title award? 'Failure to Launch'
  by Steven Rea
• No. 10 Baylor edges No. 22 Texas A&M
  by COMPILED BY INQUIRER STAFF
• Port plan: What’s the deal?
  by Cynthia Burton

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