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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, May 19, 2002

Articles for May 19, 2002

Local News
•	Class acts: Introducing college graduates of 2002
•	CITY GOVERNMENT City's $2 million system for tracking questioned
•	Kobayashi doing her job or playing politics?
•	MILITARY AFFAIRS Army accused of hiding plans
•	EDUCATION Plan to hike school bus fare to be discussed at hearings
•	Big Island's gifted students meet
•	Lights, camera, action — then on to the prize
•	OTHER NEWS Capitol area tour showcases treasures
•	The Rock returns to Hawai'i
•	Vote on Koa Ridge project likely
•	Chumbley won't run for re-election
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Community Calendar
•	Awards
•	BOB KRAUSS Half-flower is full of Pacific lore

Sports
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Mid-Pacific wins state title
•	Clutch performances by multiple Owls key title run
•	UH SPORTS Nevada hands UH a record 35th loss
•	Three Wahine take second in WAC track
•	Rainbow Wahine coach Smart resigns
•	FOOTBALL Washington State plans Gesser Heisman hype
•	Former Saints star gets dolled up
•	Tulsa sends Islanders to sixth consecutive loss, 73-48
•	SWIMMING Eckhoff gets 'lucky' in open-water victory
•	Hawai'i Masters master U.S. Championships
•	OTHER SPORTS Viloria may fight here again this year
•	Sukegawa, Sun win night doubles title
•	Musashimaru moves to 8-0
•	ISLE FILE Kono takes 1-shot lead at Jennie K.
•	FERD LEWIS Next A.D. needs to be up to speed
•	Sports Calendar
•	On the Air

Island Life
•	'X-FILES' FINALE 'X-Files' series finale offers closure to 9 chilling seasons
•	Take a look what's on file for popular TV series
•	Original fans fueling hype for 'Star Wars'
•	Free UH workshop offers chance at life enrichment
•	STAGE REVIEW MVT production examines cancer victim's agony
•	HOMESTYLE Visitor puts treasures in perspective
•	Home & Garden Calendar
•	BOOKS 'City of Bones' is a meaty murder mystery
•	Lit Beat
•	ART Exhibit elevates Shunzhi porcelain works out of obscurity
•	Art Calendar
•	HAWAI'I WAYS, HAWAI'I DAYS Mom's meals combined imagination with thrift

Business
•	Hawaiian Airlines CEO considers selling carrier
•	Census confirms huge job shift
•	JAPAN BUSINESS Nine percent fewer Japanese traveled overseas in 2001
•	Japan's retirees opt to live abroad
•	JOB MARKET Nationwide job outlook positive
•	Looking for a job? Try going global
•	TRAVEL More travelers to hit the road
•	Travel industry's tradeoffs could last
•	PERSONAL FINANCE When investing in bonds, don't put I before EE

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Waiting for the scoop in special-ed probe
•	'Click It or Ticket': Buckle up or pay
•	COMMENTARIES Bay Area offers us a different perspective
•	Bush's foreign-policy circus
•	Which Democrat will stand out in governor's race?
•	AFTER DEADLINE Advertiser seeks volunteers for editorial board
•	Letters to the Editor

Ohana
•	Essays and posters raise awareness of child abuse
•	Missing children focus of local events
•	Strict pre-surgical fasting often unnecessary
•	Adoption issues top agenda
•	Soar, swim on a magical journey
•	FAMILY MATTERS Saving gas a great excuse for a thrill ride along the Pali
•	PRESCRIPTIONS Untreated heartburn can jeopardize long-term health
•	FUN HOUSE Our ministry of meager portions
•	Weddings
•	Births
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box

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