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The Honolulu Advertiser
Articles for February 17, 2002

Local News
 •  State proposes to raise kindergarten entry age
 •  Harris, Lingle equal as governor's race starts
 •  MILITARY AFFAIRS
Windward ordnance on Army cleanup list
 •  Tearful aloha for Marines on their way to Mideast
 •  Blasts greet U.S. troops in Philippines
 •  OTHER NEWS
Safety vigil mourns Farrington victim
 •  'Ewa tackles crime issues
 •  Candle causes Big Island fire
 •  O'ahu briefs
 •  BOB KRAUSS
Rare books end up in Kohala
 •  LEE CATALUNA
Art of saying good-bye properly may take lifetime to master
 •  Obituaries
 •  Community Calendar

Sports
 •  Warriors spank Spartans
 •  UH soliciting outside help for Jones' deal
 •  It's about dollars, and sense
 •  Never-say-die Rainbows defeat Bruins in 11th, 7-6
 •  Rainbows anxious to avenge worst loss of year
 •  Mililani wins state soccer title
 •  Ex-Crusader Arceneaux looking forward to playing again in Hawai'i
 •  HPU beats PacWest conference leader
 •  Coogan's shutout helps UH split two in Paradise Classic
 •  22,000 in Aloha Run tomorrow
 •  ISLE FILE
Hilo drops baseball pair with Pepperdine
 •  Sports Calendar
 •  UH got the last laugh, and that's what counts

Island Life
 •  CONCERT REVIEW
Jackson stadium concert highly choreographed show
 •  OPERA REVIEW
'Salome' makes for engrossing opera
 •  Reinvigorated Elliman may invest in rock future
 •  Maui music award finalists named
 •  BOOK REVIEW
Clancy work explores elite U.S. forces
 •  Lives of odd couple forever intertwined
 •  Gores hit road again for the American family
 •  'Teddy' turns 100 as book celebrates pair of bears
 •  Lit Beat
 •  HAWAI'I GARDENS
Garden designers rediscover native Hawaiian plant species
 •  ART REVIEW
Museum's 'Escape' exhibit showcases a little of everything
 •  Art Calendar
 •  HAWAI'I WAYS, HAWAI'I DAYS
Enjoying a simple life on a Maui plantation
 •  TRAVEL
Islets shelter seabirds, provide stunning views
 •  Neighbor Islands also full of jewels
 •  TGIF Weekend Calendar

Business
 •  Hawai'i supermarkets fighting to survive
 •  United strike worries Hawai'i
 •  Lay used Enron stocks to repay loans
 •  Sprint PCS to close service centers
 •  Red Cross faces questions about Sept. 11 fund raising
 •  Bookkeeping suddenly in corporate firestorm
 •  Hollywood wary of production exodus
 •  Using value of home to pay off debt can be risky

Opinion
 •  EDITORIALS
New movie tax break could build workforce
 •  Additional evidence favors needle exchange
 •  FOCUS
'Axis of evil' odd man out
 •  Asia trip will help us assess Bush a bit better
 •  U.S. policy on North Korea: Now what?
 •  Rice offers insights on U.S. policy in Asia
 •  COMMENTARIES
Inouye, Democrats looking for new leadership
 •  Speed-cam bungle offers many lessons
 •  Do we want 'tribal' casinos on Hawaiian home lands?
 •  AFTER DEADLINE
Little errors can have big impact
 •  JERRY BURRIS
Lingle leads rivals in popularity
 •  Letters to the Editor

Ohana
 •  Toddler activity helps develop essential skills
 •  Parental advice for energetic toddlers
 •  Survival tips for moms ... by moms
 •  Family Calendar
 •  PRESCRIPTIONS
Diet, herbs may help relieve menopause symptoms
 •  FUN HOUSE
A child's view of heaven on earth
 •  Create a song for healthy eating
 •  Creatures come to life at museum
 •  Small-kid experts to be honored
 •  Deb Aoki's Bento Box
 •  'Ohana photo contest deadline draws near
 •  Births
 •  Newlyweds