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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, March 10, 2002

Articles for March 10, 2002

Local News
•	Unclear how replacing board will fix schools
•	THE SEPTEMBER 11TH ATTACKS \| SIX MONTHS LATER Six months after Sept. 11, a new kind of normal
•	Residents weary of influx of tourists
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Preventive scans bring promises, pitfalls
•	Officials call off search for dynamite
•	Wai'anae ready for Sunset series event
•	Inferno at gas station averted by employee
•	POLICE Kaua'i police at airport take precautions over suitcase
•	Deputy chief retiring after 36 years on force
•	Five arrested in Hilo drug raid after neighbors alert police
•	OTHER NEWS Parker Ranch names chief operating officer
•	City honors Hawai'i Kai resident
•	Sau Ung Loo Chan, 95, broke legal ground
•	Obituaries
•	Community Calendar
•	BOB KRAUSS Rubbing visitors the right way
•	LEE CATALUNA From homeless to homeowner — that's reason to be proud
•	Bills passing, or failing, in the Legislature

Sports
•	'Bows capture WAC title, NCAA Tournament bid
•	Savovic used his savvy to earn MVP honors
•	Wahine players show emotions after 53-50 loss
•	Wahine basketball team holding out hope for NCAA berth
•	Solid pitching, timely hitting lift No. 4 Rice over 'Bows, 6-3
•	Jones: Control of stadium could take UH 'to the top'
•	Road can be fun for Warriors volleyball team
•	Wahine softball team picks up two wins at tourney
•	MARCH GRAND SUMO TOURNAMENT Yokozuna Musashimaru defeats Takanonami
•	ISLE FILE Asao leads by two at stroke play event
•	Sports Calendar
•	Victory was validation of program's progress

Island Life
•	At home in Hanalei
•	If you go to Kaua'i
•	Every beach has a name and a story
•	State film industry tries to rebound
•	Film chief says state should fix studio
•	STAGE REVIEW 'Song of Singapore' jolly good fun
•	'Testaments' made a reality with some spiritual help
•	Sept. 11 film honors firefighters for heroics
•	Playing Bob Knight on TV takes its toll
•	HOMESTYLE Native habitat of our state flower belies its splendor
•	ART Honolulu Printmakers celebrate craft at annual exhibition
•	Art Calendar
•	Lit Beat
•	ADOPTABLES Playthings, people help ease shelter life
•	Adoptables
•	HAWAI'I WAYS, HAWAI'I DAYS Times have changed, but aloha lives on

Business
•	THE SEPTEMEBER 11TH ATTACK \| SIX MONTHS LATER Getting back to business
•	Mainland tourists give state a boost
•	Japanese tourist numbers increasing
•	Airlines still struggling to regain business
•	Decline in global air travel slowing
•	State of economy draws split opinions
•	Decline easing for Asia airlines
•	Ex-WTC firms get back to business

Opinion
•	EDITORIAL Aloha Tower troubles a chance to think big
•	FOCUS Americans remain unterrorized
•	Struggles over fund damaging
•	COMMENTARIES A good bulletin board keeps 'nats' away
•	If you're young, black and poor, a library offers hope
•	Hawai'i politics ripe for revolution
•	U.S. protectionists cooking up new China scare
•	AFTER DEADLINE March is time for legislative balancing act
•	JERRY BURRIS Tweaking needed for special mayoral vote
•	Letters to the Editor

Ohana
•	Practicing politeness teaches kids manners
•	Etiquette classic gets updated
•	Author addresses overweight children
•	Family history lesson awaits
•	FAMILY MATTERS Charter school reflects Hawaiian values
•	FUN HOUSE Papa insists on wearing shirt his way
•	Family Calendar
•	Older moms' babies at greater risk
•	Super-size foods reach ridiculous levels
•	PRESCRIPTIONS Start today for a healthy tomorrow
•	Achievers
•	Weddings
•	Births
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box

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