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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, March 31, 2005

Articles for March 31, 2005

Breaking/PM Stories
•	UH urges safety after two attacks
•	Police Beat: Beer bottle assault reported
•	Stocks sag on surge in oil
•	Outrigger upgrades Keauhou Beach Resort

Local News
•	Flood aid gets UH closer to 'whole'
•	Carrier talks center on Isles
•	'War on potholes' to cost $70M
•	No helmet, no shoes, no safety
•	EDUCATION School calendar plan backed
•	Subs show unity for higher pay, back wages
•	ECOS helpful in college prep
•	New Web site helps users track performance of school districts
•	La Pietra plans summer course
•	OUR SCHOOL \| PRINCESS NAHIENAENA ELEMENTARY Focus on reading skills of pupils, parents
•	ALL-STAR KIDS Kalakaua 8th-grader likes to get involved
•	IN COURT Driver gets probation for two fatalities
•	OTHER NEWS EPA orders check of toxic site
•	State land director goes on defensive
•	Lifeguards revive snorkeler at Hanauma Bay
•	Marrow drives planned
•	Catfish weekends to resume at Nu'uanu reservoir
•	Advertiser wins 22 publishing awards
•	HAWAI'I BRIEFS Assault suspects still unidentified
•	BUREAUCRACY BUSTER Ease fears about tree by calling
•	OBITUARIES Jerome E. Metcalfe, restaurateur
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections

Sports
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Kamehameha gets coach
•	'Aiea's Grace drives in six, hurls five-inning no-hitter
•	Ale helps unbeaten Kahuku top McKinley
•	UH SPORTS Glanville going from frontline to sideline
•	Ferguson following Owens' path
•	UH lineup remains unsettled
•	UH women buoyed by international invasion
•	GOLF REPORT 12 ... 13 ... 18 ... golfers recall holes gone awry
•	Change of course led to his ace
•	Lee scheduled to try for 4-peat at Mid-Pac
•	Golf notices
•	ISLE FILE World champ Irons places second in Australian surf
•	Sports Calendar
•	On the Air
•	It's make or break for 'Bows
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	MERRIE MONARCH FESTIVAL HULA COMPETITION Get a handle on hula
•	ON STAGE 'The Miser' lively farce for modern audiences
•	TELL ME A STORY Rooster regrets lending its crown to the dragon
•	ISLAND LIFE SHORTS Bay Area DJ takes over Hula's party tonight
•	SHOW BIZ Augie T. about to sweep through Islands
•	Movie openings
•	Water, water everywhere
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday
•	Tryouts Calendar

Business
•	Aloha sheds jet, sticky notes
•	'Mess' expected with Waikiki face-lift
•	Maui wind-farm work to start
•	Ruling favors AARP, older workers
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS 20 tech ventures win financing
•	AKAMAI MONEY Paperless bonds may make tracking investments easier
•	PERSONAL FINANCE Hard work may not be enough
•	New-car payments often take back seat
•	IRS has tips for those yet to file

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS City permit process must get up to speed
•	Kaka'ako project must reflect Hawai'i
•	Letters to the Editor