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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, February 20, 2004

Articles for February 20, 2004

Breaking/PM Stories
•	High surf washes over roads, beaches
•	Schools leader calls system equitable
•	Possible tree-snake smuggling foiled
•	Police Beat
•	Rise in energy prices, inflation hurt stocks

Local News
•	EDUCATION School reform ballot measure gets key support
•	Immigrant students exempt from No Child reading tests in 1st year
•	Regents' meeting deemed improper
•	Regents see need for full disclosure
•	DISPATCHES FROM IRAQ Soldiers adjust to new 'crate homes'
•	Soldiers blast way to Afghanistan through lava field
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Bill to allow civil unions may be stalled in House
•	Pali project to slow drive to town
•	Kahuku rallies to save hospital
•	Surfer hurt as waves get bigger
•	Students urge driver awareness
•	POLICE/COURTS 2 slaying suspects accused in robbery
•	Pearl City man guilty in beating
•	OTHER NEWS Lahaina 7th-grader Maui District champ
•	OHA fund manager reports 25.8% gain
•	Pakistani girl inspires local peace march
•	Inouye says he'll seek 8th term in U.S. Senate
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Minister's care lasts a century

Sports
•	UH BASEBALL UH's Carlsen pitches in wherever he's needed
•	UH BASKETBALL Southern Illinois eager to play UH
•	Rainbow Wahine roll past Boise State, 64-49
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Mililani edges Pearl City, 1-0
•	Campbell star says he's concerned, committed
•	Warriors, Owls play for berth in states
•	ISLE FILE Pipeline steals show at surf meet
•	RECREATION Varied routes, facilities make Kapi'olani Park tops
•	Ironman qualifying race June 13 on Big Island
•	Catch of the Day
•	Sports notices
•	FERD LEWIS Bracket Buster win can boost 'Bows
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Generation Jones
•	Program for at-risk teens has openings for mentors
•	Provocative magazine targets men in military
•	Awards ceremony set for Waikiki
•	KISSES AND MISSES Dating hard to handle living in parental home
•	HAWAI'I GARDENS Wealth of knowledge awaits you at Lyon Arboretum
•	Home & Garden Calendar
•	THE LEFT LANE Playing Episcopalian
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar

Business
•	Verizon Hawaii for sale
•	Act 221 extension advances
•	How Hawai'i hotels are faring
•	COMPANIES Ex-Enron CEO pleads not guilty
•	Wal-Mart, Target see profitable 4th quarter
•	Coke CEO to retire at end of year
•	Troubled groups help boost HP's net income 30%
•	OTHER BUSINESS Friend says Stewart knew of stock dumping
•	Early gains wiped out by late tech-stock selloff
•	HAWAI'I REAL ESTATE REPORT O'ahu home prices have room to rise
•	Mortgage rates continue downward trend
•	Neighborhood snapshots
•	Condos hit single-family price parity
•	30-year fixed mortgage rate drops to 5.58%

Opinion
•	EDITORIAL Don't lose creative vision for Block J
•	EDITORIAL Gay marriage: battles lost, a war to be won
•	ISLAND VOICES Awareness of things Hawaiian
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	MOVIE SCENE 'Mooseport' lacks zing
•	Lightweight boxing film can't answer the bell to address gender issues
•	Closing credits prove best part of 'Eurotrip'
•	'Drama Queen' drags despite fancy clothes, hip music
•	Screening room
•	DVD SCENE Antonioni's risque 1966 art film 'Blow-Up' is back
•	THE NIGHT STUFF Another evening of entertaining eats
•	MUSIC SCENE On being Paul here, there and everywhere
•	Billboard hits
•	FIVE QUESTIONS No business like shrew business for Cathy Foy
•	A little looser interpretation of the stage this weekend
•	DINING SCENE Retooled menu at OnJin's Cafe hits high note
•	EVENT CALENDARS TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	Ongoing Events
•	The Buzz
•	What's Up!
•	Neighbor Islands