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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, September 06, 2001

Articles for September 6, 2001

Local News
•	Smart design cools class without air conditioning
•	Parents have role in better learning
•	Our Schools Stevenson Middle school enjoys easy rapport between staff, students
•	Kamehameha teachers ratify contract
•	On Campus Volunteers succeed at UH-Manoa cleanup day
•	Board questions efforts to recruit teachers
•	Ehime Maru Navy remains confident it can raise Ehime Maru
•	Public safety/ Courts Shark sighting prompts closure of Waikiki Beach
•	Whistleblower questions lag in cellblock food inquiry
•	Police hoping to open roads sooner following crashes
•	Man accused of luring teen to Hawai'i for sex
•	Police Beat
•	Land/Environment Honolulu Harbor cleanup begins
•	Ma'ili residents not sold on new landfill
•	Hawai'i Kai wins war against water tank
•	City moving to condemn Tantalus property
•	Other news State librarian might get $22,000 raise
•	Council on Revenues still projects 4 percent increase
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Achievers IBM donates computers to charitable agencies
•	Neighbor Islands Third monk seal pup born on Kaua'i
•	Kona zoning permits may be pulled for inaction
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Mike Leidemann This column is rated PG-65

Sports
•	UH sports Seasoned soph Chang at home as starting QB
•	Game could be counted in bowl bid
•	Warriors pick Stutzmann, Iosua as team's captains
•	Sunahara calls Cincinnati home
•	No. 6 Southern California in Wahine Challenge
•	KIF football preview Defending champ Waimea might get challenge from Kapa'a, Kaua'i
•	2001 KIIF schedule
•	Other sports Officials mulling over latest NFL offer
•	Costa Rica beats U.S., gains Cup berth
•	Yanks' Clemens wins historic 19th
•	A little inspiration motivates Kanoa
•	Golf report Wilson turning heads
•	Course of the Week

Island Life
•	Health Heavy backpacks may harm kids, doctors warn
•	Health Calendar
•	Try & tri-again Keep pre-race jitters in balance
•	Waimea students get education on wheels
•	The Left Lane Britney's beasties
•	Stage Review 'Smokey Joe's Cafe' sizzles on stage
•	Movie Openings
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday

Business
•	Home sales hit 11-year high
•	Height variance approved for Kapi'olani building
•	Tourism Authority approves $17 million marketing budget
•	Cheap Tickets closing L.A. center
•	Pharmaceutical lawsuit nets state $1 million
•	U.S., world business Starbucks goes global with 'coffee culture'
•	JAL shifting some flights to Narita
•	Kellogg to create Disney-based cereal
•	Productivity grows 2.1 percent in second quarter

Opinion
•	Editorial It's time for a probe of HPD's disputes
•	Editorial Hawai'i slips slowly into a 'colonial' role
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices Aston Hotels isn't the bad guy