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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, January 31, 2002

Articles for January 31, 2002

Local News
•	Camera opponents find support in Denver ruling
•	Arakawa OK to drive, pal says
•	Harris campaign discloses six possible excess contributors
•	More subpoenas issued in Harris campaign inquiry
•	Fines may chill political gifts
•	Council raises legal tab to fight Felix weddings
•	Police Beat
•	Liquor request resurfaces
•	Hawai'i keeps Chinese ways at new year's
•	Holidays share Chinese origin
•	OTHER NEWS Islands mop up as storm leaves state
•	Proposal to seize land advances
•	State may go after student loans
•	City Council approves KCC bike facility
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Gift helps open Iolani doors to all
•	Parents paint cheery portrait of active student body
•	St. Francis 8th-grader is spelling bee winner
•	Education briefs
•	Bill seeks elimination of BOE
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	UH BASEBALL UH tops Florida State, 3-2, in baseball season opener
•	House that Les built is now official
•	FERD LEWIS Changing of guard for UH baseball
•	OTHER SPORTS Broncos hoping to cool off Rainbows
•	Volleyball Warriors sweep No. 2 Stanford
•	Kahuku receiver commits to BYU
•	HULA BOWL Warriors count their blessings
•	ESPN contract runs through '07
•	GOLF REPORT Rainbow Open in doubt
•	Lorie Kane to defend LPGA Takefuji title
•	Great day for golf and an ace
•	Holes in one
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Kailua freshman shuts down Iolani softball with four-hitter
•	Mililani, Kalaheo reach soccer final
•	Mililani basketball edges Leilehua to stay unbeaten
•	Sports Calendar
•	Corrections

Island Life
•	COMMENTARY Finding a match in seven minutes in 'speed dating'
•	STAGE REVIEW 'A Pagan Tattooed Savage' missing unifying elements
•	Students create canvas for Punahou Carnival
•	Eroding credibility tempers historians' success
•	Torture-TV show put to sleep
•	TIP-OFF Kenny Rankin's Valentine date
•	THE LEFT LANE Black poet honored
•	TGI Thursday
•	Tube Notes
•	Health Calendar
•	Movie Openings

Business
•	Airlines recall more staff
•	'Serious' problems cited at Tourism Authority
•	Travel congress may mean boost here
•	DFS-Hawai'i to lose 20 jobs in companywide cuts
•	Stanford Carr to manage Waikoloa townhouse resort
•	Hundreds visit Capitol for Tech Day
•	NATION/WORLD BUSINESS Sothebys.com to get boost with eBay alliance
•	Hawai'i Mortgage Rates

Opinion
•	Tougher disincentives needed on donations
•	Too much policy is made in secret
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Hawai'i could be a center for peace