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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, October 28, 2001

Articles for October 28, 2001

Local News
•	Worst fears stymie session
•	Rain fails to dampen spirit of thousands of volunteers
•	Nursing programs feel financial pinch
•	Dengue warrior confident outbreak passed peak
•	Halloween galas remain fairly intact
•	Recovery of teen's body was a surprise
•	Forecasters revise high surf guidelines
•	Hale'iwa downtown dream to begin with sidewalks
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Community Calendar
•	Bob Krauss Retiring liner sails in nostalgia
•	Lee Cataluna Stories of many Sept. 11 victims going unheard
•	Health & Safety Watch

Sports
•	UH football Jones keeps Rolovich as starting quarterback
•	Ferd Lewis UH needs to see the big picture
•	Uso might miss 2-4 weeks with right shoulder injury
•	No TV replay
•	Other sports Wahine spike Wolf Pack in four sets
•	UH runners finish 1-2 in WAC
•	Soranaka, Hayashi and Prince take State Open titles
•	High schools No. 1 Kahuku completes undefeated regular season
•	Kalani stops Roosevelt in volleyball
•	Isle File BYUH defeats HPU; Hilo tops Chaminade

Island Life
•	Ex-Marine sings Sinatra in homage to the legend
•	The September 11 attack \| America strikes back Patriotic songs now top sellers
•	Some U.S. acts wary of traveling abroad
•	Concert Review James Taylor spreads warmth, nostalgia through Blaisdell
•	Literature Lit Beat
•	Art Sensual flowers, death symbols and abstract landscapes
•	Hungry for art? Eat a marzipan sculpture
•	Art Calendar
•	Hawai'i Gardens Weeping fig tree is graceful but fragile
•	Home & Garden Calendar
•	Hawai'i Ways, Hawai'i Days Summer days in the fields far from easy

Business
•	Surving the hard times Jobless — doesn't mean you need to be clueless
•	Job-hunt Web sites quickly proliferate
•	Exaggerations, ego can foil job interview
•	Don't search for a job, search for where you fit
•	Books help develop resources for jobs
•	Support, assistance available for those laid off
•	Personal finance Slowing postal service means pay bills early
•	Fed likely to cut rates yet again
•	The September 11 attack \| Coping with the aftermath Fed likely to cut rates yet again
•	Tech firms help buoy economy
•	Merchants watching Aloha Tower dock shuffle
•	World labor group sets tourism loss at 9 million jobs
•	Immigrants hit hard by travel industry layoffs
•	Theme parks riding low after attacks
•	Firms scramble to answer homeland security call

Opinion
•	Editorials School repair backlog first place to spend
•	Can anyone recall what APEC is for?
•	Focus Cutting state spending now will make dire situation worse
•	Lawmakers aren't addressing crisis as boldly as they should
•	Renew ties with Pacific isles to bolster 'weak link'
•	Commentaries U.S. must not lose war for Islamic world's respect
•	U.S. must help Afghanistan after the Taliban falls
•	Schools role would test Hirono's leadership skills
•	After Deadline Events alter focus of news
•	Jerry Burris Fertile input from the grassroots
•	Letters to the Editor

Ohana
•	Halloween tricks to play on treat seekers
•	Halloween Calendar
•	Teach children acceptance, tolerance
•	What to tell kids about terrorism
•	Honoring those who 'live right'
•	Rearing toddlers multilingually
•	Fair may help those needing aid
•	Family Matters Add spontaneity to schedule with full-body slam
•	Family Calendar
•	Prescriptions Risk of serious illness from anthrax low
•	Bikes top source of kid injuries
•	Reunions
•	Share your Harry Potter obsession
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box
•	Births
•	Wedding Diary Flip chart tracks guest schedules
•	Newlyweds

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