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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, November 07, 2004

Articles for November 7, 2004

Local News
•	Optimism rising in schools
•	MILITARY AFFAIRS Kane'ohe Marines, families stand by
•	Parade goes on, almost as usual
•	HAWAI'I POLL Traffic tops priority list
•	ELECTION 2004 McCain optimistic after election
•	OTHER NEWS Kaua'i police commissioner tells mayor he won't quit
•	Sunshine returns to soggy UH campus
•	$9,000 donation to help kids take field trips
•	Revamped theater lights up in full for first time
•	Manoa flood victims may get tax extension
•	HAWAI'I BRIEFS Kuakini Highway widening to start
•	Information for volunteers
•	Community Calendar
•	Obituaries
•	BOB KRAUSS Red tape endangers a tradition
•	LEE CATALUNA Dropouts, helping each other, grew into leaders

Sports
•	UH FOOTBALL Chang shakes off pain to pass Detmer
•	Chang shares the special moment with his family
•	You'll miss him when he's done
•	Right 'Guy' for run-and-shoot
•	O-line has no time for pain
•	Moats sets LaTech record
•	UH BASKETBALL Wallace keeping options open on starting lineup
•	SOCCER SMU beats Tulsa; plays Rice for title
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Ho, Kamaka'ala, Iolani prevail
•	Campbell girls, 'Aiea boys win OIA
•	Kamehameha boys reach state volleyball tourney
•	Lahainaluna loses, but clinches MIL Division I title
•	Punahou paddles to sweep of ILH titles
•	ISLE FILE Hawai'i Pacific sweeps Chaminade in volleyball
•	FERD LEWIS Record fine, but Chang showed true grit in fourth
•	For the Record
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	New shops expand present options
•	SYMPHONY REVIEW Symphony presents lively interpretation of film scores
•	AGING IN HAWAI'I Tell us challenges of seniors
•	BOOKS Woman strives to keep Cherokee language alive
•	'Sequoyah' inspired by road trips
•	Lit Beat
•	ISLAND SOUNDS Gilliom, Helm enhance vintage tracks by the late Dennis Pavao
•	ART Fish take revenge in fantasy show
•	Art Calendar
•	Finding feminism through love of a daughter
•	Mechanical man finds his perfect elegant woman
•	Births
•	TRAVEL Las Vegas: Betting on change
•	Room rates can jump, drop in matter of hours
•	Filmmaker's trips combine work, leisure
•	Animal Companions
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box

Business
•	Hawaiian Airlines turns 75
•	Lawsuit takes aim at cheaper imports
•	USA Today print run moves to Kapolei press
•	NATION BUSINESS Rate hikes, gas prices may curb spending
•	Many airports able to tend to ailing travelers
•	Companies rush to complete mandatory reviews
•	Lawsuit will test limits of free speech on the Web

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Kamehameha must look for a 'Plan B'
•	'E-voting' still needs to have a paper trail
•	Letters to the Editor
•	FOCUS A conversation with Mufi Hannemann
•	THE RISING EAST U.S. chasm will affect foreign policy
•	AFTER DEADLINE Grieving families are toughest assignments
•	JERRY BURRIS Democrats keep clout in Hawai'i

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