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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, November 28, 2002

Articles for November 28, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	No injuries after boulders hit Hawai'i Kai condo
•	Falling rocks close highway at Makapu'u

Local News
•	Rodrigues ordered to court
•	Lingle seeking volunteers for her administration
•	No signs of cancer detected for Lingle
•	Two hospitals may fly in nurses
•	Housing agency could lose $25 million in HUD money
•	Mental patient decides to remain in N.Y.
•	THANKSGIVING Cultures add distinctive flavors to Thanksgiving in the Islands
•	Thanksgiving keeps Honolulu airport busy
•	Stuffing mix scarce for feasts of bounty
•	POLICE/COURTS Political-donor case nears settlement
•	Boyfriend suspected in Waipahu stabbing
•	Police Beat
•	OTHER NEWS Lunalilo road median opposed
•	All-star statewide band to join Waikiki parade
•	Ballet dancer Tessa Dye, who toured Asia and Europe, dead at 56
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	EDUCATION UH grades to be posted online
•	Grandmother got ball rolling on new playground
•	OUR SCHOOLS • PRESIDENT ABRAHAM LINCOLN Volunteers support diverse student body
•	ON SCHOOLS Get facial, buy gifts at UH locales
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	BUREAUCRACY BUSTER Don't dump oil down drain

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Rainbow Wahine give Shoji his 800th victory
•	Chang has emerged as field captain
•	Kajioka may not start because of knee sprain
•	Saturday's UH-Alabama game sold out
•	Let season end today, UH ranked No. 1 by NCAA
•	HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL St. Louis won't overlook Waimea
•	OTHER SPORTS Indiana captures Maui Invitational
•	HPU wins in overtime
•	BYUH looks for consistency in NCAA II volleyball playoffs
•	GOLF REPORT Woods' Grand success makes Po'ipu a winner
•	Tiger finishes in grand fashion with 11-under 61
•	Guest's ace gets best of host
•	Golf Notices
•	Sports Calendar
•	Don't be a Sapp or an ingrate
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	I am thankful for ...
•	Helping others helps us live longer, better
•	T. rexes bite into bigger role in 'Dinotopia'
•	Japanese comics come to America
•	Merchandise starring Santa not so hot for holidays
•	CBS reporter finds almost everyone has a story worth telling
•	'Couch potato' diabetic tells how he saved himself
•	We're looking for people who will let us decorate their trees or rooms
•	THEATER 'Christmas Talk Story' returns to the stage
•	'Fiddler' production lively, charming
•	MIXED MEDIA 'Two Towers' plays like movie
•	THE LEFT LANE Academy arts bazaar opens on Saturday
•	Movie Openings
•	Tryouts Calendar
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday

Business
•	Japanese tourists rebound
•	New high-rise condo approved
•	Economic council forms local chapter
•	Hotel occupancy up 17.6 percent
•	OTHER BUSINESS United Airlines machinists vote
•	Dock dispute's economic toll still unclear
•	Government data shows economy on the rebound
•	Shopping season's on, but will it be a spree?
•	Bargain-hunting sites steer Web surfers to cut-rate shopping deals

Opinion
•	EDITORIAL Thank you for all you did for Hawai'i
•	Letters to the Editor

Health/Fitness
•	Claritin about to join over-the-counter mix