It's Friday, March 30, and it's been quite a first quarter for stocks. Heading into today's session, the Nasdaq Composite (COMP) was up 18.8% since the start of January, the S&P 500 Index (SPX) had advanced 11.6%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) had gained 7.6%. As we put a bow on a bullish three months for stocks, here are some headlines worth checking out:

• Facebook is trying to hit Google (GOOG) where it lives -- in search. (Business Insider)
• Barry Ritholtz doesn't believe the hype about end-of-quarter "window dressing." (The Big Picture)
• Executives at Ford Motor (F) are hoping a glass roof can spur sales of its Lincoln line, as the luxury brand attempts to expand its appeal beyond the "early bird special" set. (Bloomberg)
• Ina Fried notes that the top-level departures at Research In Motion (RIMM) might be a harbinger of more job cuts to come, with a deeper restructuring rumored to be on tap. (All Things D)
• Prime Minister Lucas Papademos promises that Greece will "try hard" to avoid bellying up for a third round of bailout funding. (Reuters)
• Saturday's Final Four match-up between Louisville and Kentucky is expected to look a lot like "Armageddon, catered by KFC." (The Huffington Post)