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March 19, 2015

• Family Picks: Spring into NCMA festival of art and flowers
• Missing ‘Serial’? Here’s a podcast so good it’s ‘Criminal’
• NHRA: Matt Hagan off to a good start, but Concord stop looms
• Prep notebook: Cardinal Gibbons tennis wins showdown with Cary Academy
• Carolina Panthers negotiating with cornerback Alan Ball
• NC lottery winner chooses work over rest
• McCrory backs urban areas hit by legislative interference
• What to Watch on Thursday: A ‘50 Shades’-type plot on ‘Scandal’
• Theater Picks, March 20: ‘Measure for Measure’ in Chapel Hill
• Game Picks: ‘Ori and the Blind Forest’ a fun challenge
• Take Five: A storytelling festival, Fabian and zombies!
• Nichol: What NC should take from Obama’s Selma speech
• The outrage of ending North Carolina’s teaching fellows program
• David E. Weisberg: Are all Obama critics racists?
• Mark E. Sullivan: Still debate on same-sex marriages
• Suzanne Perry: Bipartisan transparency issues
• Tom Joyner: An appropriate ad
• W.D. Eastwood: No impact on poverty
• Julius H. Cromwell: Tillis, Burr rejecting Lynch, Obama
• Peter V. Andrews: Sitton represented journalism at its best
• Georgie F. Brizendine: Cooper’s records
• Arcade bars in Triangle offer cocktails and vintage video games
• Homegrown: Choosing containers to grow veggies
• Duke strikes a balance with freshman talent and senior leadership
• Duke women open NCAA tournament
• Denny Hamlin hoping for better finish at California
• College Notebook: East Carolina tops Princeton 8-3 for sixth straight baseball win
• NCAA tournament games in Charlotte: What to watch
• NC State, coach Mark Gottfried welcome comfort of NCAA tournament routine
• Robert Morris up next for Duke after 81-77 comeback win against North Florida
• Georgia tailback Todd Gurley to visit Carolina Panthers
• Dining review: Sample southern India at Sri Meenakshi Bhavan
• UNC should be wary of Amaker’s Ivy dynasty at Harvard
• Replay NCAA coverage: UNC vs. Harvard
• UNC’s Brice Johnson thrives on tough love
• Meet the Designer: Raleigh’s Sally Williams
• Reader tells Weigl: You dropped the ball!