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

Articles for November 2, 2003

Local News
•	POLICE/COURTS Police gunfire kills suspect after Wai'anae chase
•	Shooting at Longs Pearl City leaves one dead, one injured
•	Conflict alleged in Big Island pact
•	Vandals taking a toll on Wai'anae
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Kaua'i surfer's arm lost to 14-foot shark
•	Kaua'i surfers head right back out
•	Traditions await further cleanup
•	Back to the future: A look at rail plan
•	Big Sunset crowd sees premiere of 'Ride'
•	OTHER NEWS Southern migration of seals a concern
•	Case sees Hawai'i role in Iraq
•	HECO, workers reach deal
•	Senior project poised to take tenants
•	Seniors have 2 weeks before passes expire
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Time for tugboat hula once again
•	Mechanic's concern for customers hallmark of his career
•	Cyclist critical in possible hit-and-run
•	Washington Week

Sports
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Saint Louis captures ILH crown again
•	18th straight ILH crown is just as 'special'
•	'Aiea, Kapolei reach OIA D-II final
•	Photo gallery: OIA football
•	Kalani, Moanalua advance to OIA girls title game
•	UH FOOTBALL Warriors hang on for win
•	WARRIORS NOTEBOOK Owens turns in big play at right time for Hawai'i
•	LaBoy turns in big game in front of family, scouts
•	UH BASKETBALL Zivanovic wants to prove he can step in at center
•	Rainbows plan to pick up pace
•	NCAA ANALYSIS Conferences become new deal-makers
•	GOLF Wie cards a 70, but finishes last in Korea
•	ISLE FILE Chaminade stops Billings in 4 games
•	FERD LEWIS Defense left no doubt who won this one
•	Weekend watch
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Singles: Six picks for mixing and mingling
•	'Song Bird' soars for fledgling filmmaker
•	Rules for our 2003 holiday fiction contest
•	STAGE REVIEW Kumu Kahua's 'Obake' is convincingly terrifying
•	TRAVEL Hawai'i's rich history comes alive in tour walk
•	COMMENTARY North Shore stereotypes not so far from real life
•	VIDEO GAME REVIEW Big guns laying low, but gamers will still be pleased
•	ANIMAL COMPANIONS Toys enhance pets' play time, with you or alone
•	ART REVIEW Using traditional Korean technique in a modern way
•	Styles vary from electrifying to casual
•	Art Calendar
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box
•	Reunions
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar

Business
•	Use of hotel room tax revenue debated
•	From hotels to condos
•	OTHER BUSINESS Retailers find high demand for low-carb products
•	Joining bull market requires caution
•	Probes of mutual fund firms could dampen earnings
•	Google, Yahoo search for big payoff through ad auctions
•	COMMENTARY Corporate excess? Don't miss the video
•	Invention keeps ariline seats upright and off knees
•	Stock wizards settle down no foolin'
•	HAWAI'I MARKET WATCH Spotlight: Pacific Capital Growth and Income Fund
•	Investment Portfolios
•	HAWAI'I STATUS REPORT Visitor arrivals slowing in the fall after a strong summer
•	Big Island economy recovering, fueled by construction

Opinion
•	EDITORIAL Hawai'i job seeker: Prepare thyself
•	EDITORIAL Hawaiian immersion saved the language
•	FOCUS Ride the trend
•	NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND ACT: PRO It all makes sense to demand results
•	NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND ACT: CON Where's the money to meet lofty goals?
•	COMMENTARY Aloha has role in spreading hope
•	COMMENTARY Hawaiian-immersion education resounding success
•	THE RISING EAST Bush has few reasons to sign pact N. Korea seeks
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Lingle faces up to reality on taxes