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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, February 02, 2003

Articles for February 2, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	California lineman commits to UH
•	Columbia's instruments reflected trouble
•	Officials recover some of remains
•	Investigator in USS Cole blast will lead shuttle probe
•	NASA lauded for straightforward reaction
•	UH men's basketball to play Kent State in 'Bracket Busters'
•	Quigley wins at MasterCard golf at Hualalai
•	AFC rolls past NFC in Pro Bowl, 45-20

Local News
•	COLUMBIA LOST U.S. mourns loss of Columbia crew
•	Sensors cut out on left side of craft on re-entry
•	Shuttle's flight path becomes horrible field of debris
•	Last crew of the shuttle Columbia
•	Disaster struck at most risky phase of re-entry
•	Launch video shows debris hit left wing
•	Crash casts uncertainty on space station's future
•	Accident raises questions about future of shuttle program
•	Bush again leads a nation in mourning
•	Full text of Bush's remarks
•	Catastrophe induces tears in India, Israel
•	NASA's management under scrutiny
•	COLUMBIA LOST: Hawai'i hears echoes of Challenger tragedy Haunting memories revisit Kona
•	Disaster accentuates legacy of Hawai'i hero
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Cruise passengers, crew may have Norwalk virus
•	Two killed, six injured as truck hits pole in Waimanalo
•	UPW going back to basics under new administrator
•	Economists differ on war's impact on Hawai'i
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Maui mayor attacks pool deal
•	Bill would preserve South Kona coastal area
•	OTHER NEWS Dockworkers in Hawai'i ratify new 6-year contract
•	Governor opts to collect extra charge for air ticket
•	USS Arizona repair work to close site March 3-15
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Salutes
•	Community Calendar
•	BOB KRAUSS Classic eateries of times past
•	LEE CATALUNA McKinley drill team pays price of excellence

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Rainbow Warriors hold off Tulsa in OT, 73-67
•	Irvine makes fast work of UH
•	Tulsa deals Hawai'i another road defeat
•	UH's patience pays off against Alumni
•	Kahuku High prospect commits to UH
•	HULA BOWL Aina rallies to top Kai, 27-24
•	PRO BOWL New tight ends adding glamour to the position
•	GOLF Zoeller makes big move at MasterCard
•	Champions enjoy lack of winds
•	Golfers offer their thoughts, feelings on Columbia tragedy
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Pearl City boys roll over Moanalua
•	Iolani beats Kamehameha in basketball, 57-47
•	University High wins small-school ILH title in softball
•	ISLE FILE NFL gives $100,000 in grants
•	Sports Calendar
•	Bears' Kreutz fulfills childhood ambition
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Worried about war
•	Project aims for improved writing, health through words
•	Mailer, 80, says his brain just 50
•	Extreme exercise trend an extreme sports spinoff
•	KHNL will air highlights of recent Honolulu Marathon
•	AARP, Big Brothers Big Sisters join in mentor program for kids
•	OPERA REVIEW First act spoils 'Eugene Onegin' premiere
•	ISLAND SOUNDS Samples of the past, present and pidgin
•	ART REVIEW Private passions inspire eclectic public exhibit
•	Art Calendar
•	BOOKS FOR KEIKI Illustrator's art simple yet sophisticated
•	Lit Beat
•	TRAVEL Hilo has a lot more to offer than just rain
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	OHANA / FAMILY MATTERS Game highlights: Forging friendships for life
•	Births
•	Newlyweds
•	Share that 'Ohana feeling
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box
•	Animal Companions

Business
•	State lawmakers question $5M Pro Bowl subsidy
•	Local corporate pension funds take a hit
•	Mainland consulting firm's tactics leave local business owner fuming
•	NATION BUSINESS Disney parks working on comeback
•	United's woes shake Chicago's economy
•	TAXES Filing made easier for small businesses
•	Get tax help by phone
•	Itemizing deductions can save money
•	Avoid tax refund 'anticipation loans,' experts advise
•	OTHER BUSINESS Mutual fund investing sees slowdown
•	U.S. companies expanding operations in India

Opinion
•	EDITORIAL Columbia tragedy tests a nation's resolve
•	EDITORIAL Why such a long wait for a Leeward 'Y'?
•	COMMENTARY Reliance on fossil fuel unjustified on O'ahu
•	COMMENTARY Oil remains best source for daily energy needs
•	THE RISING EAST Bush puts North Korea standoff on back burner
•	AFTER DEADLINE Newspaper's coverage of sports bound to displease some
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Major shift in campaign financing