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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, February 01, 2002

Articles for February 1, 2002

Local News
•	State hospitals require parents OK on girls' abortion
•	Legislators pursue loan to fix schools
•	State to disclose exact locations of camera vans
•	Auditor wants DOE's storeroom to close
•	False alarms to trigger fines starting in August
•	Jury told Arakawa likely was drunk
•	Hawai'i company claims cancer-screening breakthrough
•	Oil industry spent most on legislators
•	Two injured pedestrians die later
•	Navy frustrated by pace of Kalaeloa road transfers
•	Hawai'i Briefs
•	Neighbor Islands Underwater sound tests resume off Kaua'i
•	Rain closes Big Island road again
•	Care-home slaying spurs House bill
•	Fund benefits sons of late Maui musician
•	Obituaries
•	State gets grade of B-minus in dental report
•	Fernandez scholarship a warm link
•	Bush extends federal benefits to unborn
•	Jobless hired to clean up Hana
•	Two injured pedestrians die later

Sports
•	UH bounces Boise State
•	No. 2 Seminoles beat 'Bows, 8-5
•	Hawai'i brings unbeaten MPSF record to Pacific
•	Atuaia will be missed on Wahine's trip
•	Highly touted cornerback commits to UH
•	Murakami named to UH's Circle of Honor
•	Leilehua topples Mililani to reach state semifinals
•	Kamehameha wins ILH boys soccer crown
•	Mailo's on mission for family
•	Hula Bowl will remain on Maui
•	Snowboarders head for the Big Island
•	Boating class scheduled to start
•	Sports notices
•	ISLE FILE Chaminade names water polo coach
•	Sports Calendar
•	McIntyre has got 'em doing the hop

Island Life
•	UH remembers innovative dance director
•	What do you know about Tibetan Buddhism?
•	Answers to Tibetan Buddhism quiz
•	Napster returns, but as a shell of its former self
•	TV to celebrate Black History Month
•	THE LEFT LANE Key black numbers
•	SHOW BIZ Golf game ends badly for duck
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar

Business
•	Tourism losses near $1 billion in 2001
•	All aboard for nostalgia clearance
•	Kmart 'Superblock' money due
•	Waikiki hotel's fate uncertain
•	Tourism officials defend use of emergency money
•	Pesticide rule limits wide range of lumber

Opinion
•	Clean campaigns are all about being positive
•	About traffic camera: Mend it, don't end it
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices Hawaiian influence must be included

Entertainment/TGIF
•	OPERA 101 So hot! It's a new season for Hawaii Opera Theatre
•	Opera a homecoming for tenor
•	Soprano proves 'fat ladies gone'
•	MUSIC SCENE McKnight happy as musical messenger
•	Injury helps musician rediscover joy of blues
•	This is it: The Strokes turn back the punk clock
•	Billboard hits
•	DINING SCENE Having a blast at Buca di Beppo with big portions
•	MOVIE SCENE Nicole Kidman's 'Birthday Girl' is full of surprises
•	'Slackers' is waste of time, film
•	There's no looking back for James (Jamie) King
•	Screening room
•	ISLAND EXCURSION Punahou Carnival need not be chaotic experience
•	Chinatown festival a sensory feast
•	DANCE SCENE Trio turns secondhand discards into first-rate, entertaining shtick
•	Critic's Choice
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	What's Up!
•	The Buzz
•	Neighbor Islands
•	Nightclubs