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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, September 07, 2003

Articles for September 7, 2003

Local News
•	Schools see more students with limited English skills
•	Brushfire threatens homes in Mililani
•	Pride rules again at Palolo celebration
•	BUS STRIKE Pressure mounts on bus union
•	City to give bus-pass rebates
•	Getting around without TheBus: Information you can use
•	HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS Activists recruit Native youths
•	Judge reinstates U.S. role in lawsuit
•	OHA photograph prompts lawsuit
•	OTHER NEWS Hawai'i Kai median plan remains unpopular
•	Assault on O'ahu coqui planned
•	Domestic violence grants total $1.2 million
•	Concessionaires may take over some state campsites
•	Some stick, others kick at Korean festival
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Kona visitor dies after beach rescue
•	Balloon pops power in Big Island areas
•	Project Kokua
•	Grants
•	Washington Week
•	Obituaries
•	Community Calendar
•	BOB KRAUSS Pouhala Marsh gets new start
•	LEE CATALUNA Easy to forget that frozen garbage in your freezer

Sports
•	MEN'S VOLLEYBALL Theocharidis apologizes
•	Wilton to continue recruiting foreigners
•	WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL Hawai'i holds off Pacific to claim Challenge title
•	UH FOOTBALL Ex-UH QB Duva recalls the near upset of Trojans
•	UH BASKETBALL 'Bows will play first time in Maui event
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Wai'anae powers past Nanakuli, 39-8
•	Kahuku routs Roosevelt, 45-0
•	ISLE FILE No. 1 surfer Andy Irons loses to his brother Bruce
•	FERD LEWIS A test to separate true believers, pretenders
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Master bartenders stir up more than just drinks
•	Jackie Chan's new place will share the flair
•	Got drama? Tell Tanya all about it
•	CONCERT REVIEW Midori sparkles in season opener
•	ADVERTISER BOOK CLUB 'Tender Land' based on a brother's death
•	Bespectacled Hawai'i mouse shows power of poetry
•	Lit Beat
•	ISLAND SOUNDS Local bands jammin' while pianist reflects
•	ANIMAL COMPANIONS Microchip identifies lost, found pets
•	ART REVIEW 'Dream' works range from a wild pig with attitude to balanced body parts
•	Raggedy Andy assists artist's mind cleansing
•	Hoku winners headline arts gala
•	Art Calendar
•	FAMILY MATTERS Old Hawaiian custom still holds true: Always kiss a kinsman
•	'OHANA BRIEFS Event honors tutu
•	Births
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar

Business
•	Hawai'i gasoline tax highest in nation
•	CRUISE LINES Cruising into a new era
•	Passengers a boom for a variety of businesses
•	Cruises' environmental effects still a concern
•	HAWAI'I NONPROFITS How boards can retain high-performing executive directors
•	HAWAI'I STATUS REPORT Air passenger arrivals hold steady in early September
•	Total jobless claims level off in August
•	Hawai'i gasoline prices second highest in the nation
•	HAWAI'I MARKET WATCH Spotlight: Pacific Capital Int'l Stock Fd. A
•	Late-trading scheme sullies mutual fund powerhouses
•	OTHER BUSINESS Good deeds in the workplace will mark Sept. 11
•	Hollywood courts game developers

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Bush foreign policy: major rethinking afoot
•	Revenue outlook gives us some wiggle room
•	COMMENTARIES Bitter pill for UH to swallow
•	East-West seminar well suited for tracking Asian tectonics
•	THE RISING EAST China the political victor in North Korea nuclear talks
•	AFTER DEADLINE Transparency would shed needed light on Hawai'i organizations
•	Letters to the Editor