Brightest Young Things

As the year comes to an end, lets look at what we're not writing about because everyone else is:

• Remember When? City Paper looks at a time before the McMansions and the Cheesecake Factory, when Arlington was home to some of the region's most storied punk residences.

• As of this morning, rumor and Redskins blog has it that-Vinny Cerrato has resigned?

• The January Restaurant week has been announced for the week of 11th to 17th, Washingtonian has some recommendations or just read our (epic) 2010 food round up for ideas of places to rush to/avoid.

• Same-Sex Marriage Vote Provokes Love and War

• Being gay at CUA is still just as hard though

• In the meantime-DC area colleges are being investigated for admission discrimination against women. I guess even young boys' clubs are still old boys' clubs around here.

• While Georgetown breaks out in KKK satire fiasco flames.

• Diller Scofidio + Renfro, the firm the that the most groupies in my graduating architecture program (water mist constructed pavillions, anyone?) has plans to add a bubble to the Hirshhorn. Here is what is (tentatively going) up:

• National Sculpture Garden ice skating rink is open-Skate at your own risk

• Prince of Petworth discusses your volunteer opportunities for Christmas
• Blonde Charity Mafia seems to be permanently nixed (happy holidays!)

• 1600+ DC Students experience a very special Nutcracker

• And WTOP reminds you (possibly too late) not to get sloshed at your office holiday party

Previously in I Heart DC:

• 2/13: 101 Reasons To Love DC-Part 1
• 2/10: DC News You Can (Maybe) Use
• 2/9: DC News You Can (Maybe) Use
• 2/8: DC News You Can (Maybe) Use
• 2/8: Perfect Date Outfits + Outings
• 2/7: DC News You Can (Maybe) Use
• 2/6: DC News You Can Maybe Use:
• 2/2: DC News You Can (Maybe) Use:
• 2/1: DC News You Can (Maybe) Use:
• 1/31: DC News You Can (Maybe) Use