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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, May 27, 2003

Articles for May 27, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Research questions hormone therapy
•	Sapoaga on Outland Trophy watch list
•	Police Beat
•	Encouraging reports trigger a broad rally

Local News
•	Kamehameha Schools to enroll Hawaiians only
•	State's bike-path plan lacks financial backing
•	UH student discovers fish wear sunscreen
•	MILITARY AFFAIRS Floating lanterns are memorials to departed
•	Ceremony honors all who sacrificed
•	Army planning to burn 1,200 acres at Schofield
•	ART Volcanoes Park seeks new portraits of Pele
•	Teens learn to appreciate art
•	OTHER NEWS Woman's death, man's fall in Waikiki investigated
•	Two Hawai'i youth volunteers get national recognition
•	Stadium parking passes available
•	New compacts may increase migration, add burden on state
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	COMMUTING Readers sound off about speeders, helmet laws and more
•	O'ahu alternatives to the usual drive
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	Awards and honors
•	LEE CATALUNA Battling separation anxiety

Sports
•	HIGH SCHOOLS OIA seniors shine in annual Sugar Mill Classic, 8-2
•	Punahou's Taylor, Kane honored by ILH
•	Moanalua senior came up big in clutch
•	Pearl City's Ayers is OIA West's top star
•	Kamehameha's Curnan, Word of Life's Onosai best of ILH Division II
•	Hawaiian Airlines Girls State Basketball Championships photo gallery
•	ISLE FILE Wai'anae's Bartels wins in Portugal surf
•	OTHER SPORTS Surf into Summer champs boost their pro aspirations
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Hawai'i adventurers reflect on their treks
•	BOOKS Books explore 50 years of Everest triumphs, tragedies
•	ABOUT WOMEN It's not too late to recapture that laid-back feeling of summer
•	THE LEFT LANE Blame it on the tofu
•	SHOW BIZ Movie celebrities do pizza and pidgin in town
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday

Business
•	Online sales climbing
•	O'ahu man builds homes, hope in India
•	American Movers auctions unclaimed items
•	Desert filling fast with grounded planes
•	Microsoft to add 'value' to software licensing package
•	Dell, Oracle may issue dividends
•	New tax rules may spur more dividend payouts
•	TODAY'S TECHNOLOGY Iraq works to bring Internet access back up to speed
•	Web watchers envisioned as security guards
•	Silicon Valley schools full of budding technophiles
•	'Myst' creator to tackle 'persistent worlds' gaming with 'Uru'

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Tourism Authority still getting act together
•	Liability law takes shackles off nature
•	Texas abortion foes are really stretching
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Legislators took care of business

Technology/Click!
•	BYTE MARKS Web logs promote community
•	Monitoring workers' screens is now easier, less expensive
•	HyperSonic Sound may change the audio future