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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Monday, August 25, 2003

Articles for August 25, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Strike stops buses
•	City Council hears bus fare options
•	Moenoa injures Achilles, says he'll play
•	Stocks fall in lackluster trading

Local News
•	School admission suit hinges on 1866 act
•	City's proposals include scrapping bus passes
•	Rancher's largess will be felt throughout state
•	Thousands get taste of Greek culture
•	EDUCATION Wai'anae exceeds expectations with media program
•	Streamlining of school schedules sought
•	Niu Valley students adjusting to new look
•	Observatory opening features Mars viewing
•	POLICE/CRIME Crime rates in Manoa surge
•	Driver held in case of hit-run
•	WILDLIFE Rusty spear extracted from turtle
•	Rescued whale euthanized
•	BRIEFLY Hawai'i briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Community Calendar
•	Project Kokua
•	Boards and salutes
•	JAN TENBRUGGENCATE Survival adaptability a wonder to behold

Sports
•	Mexico defeats Hilo in World Series final
•	UH FOOTBALL UH describes FieldTurf as 'awesome'
•	Jones sings praises of Warrior freshmen
•	OTHER SPORTS Hundreds run fast break for Laker tickets
•	Practice pays off for Outrigger Club
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Sherman Alexie: from writer to pop phenomenon
•	Center City needs votes to reach Cabo Wabo
•	Best parent volunteers are sensitive, trustworthy
•	Family drama main draw of 'Chopper'
•	THE LEFT LANE Rock-bottom acts
•	ABOUT MEN Regular or dwarf mondo? Don't let choice of grass strain marriage
•	TGI Monday
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	Gas prices here linked to Japan power problem
•	24-hour childcare spreading
•	AT WORK Four ways to live a life more stress-free
•	Consider if race on resume helps, hurts
•	AT WORK Smoke breaks create bonds but can be hazardous to career
•	LEADERSHIP CORNER Search firm president sees 'more qualified women today'
•	Coming Events
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS HVCB chief must stand up to pressure
•	New drug law has good tools, and bad
•	Roll out red carpet for convention group
•	Letters to the Editor
•	SECOND OPINION BRT: a ticking time bomb

Military Briefing
•	Military percentage in Hawai'i tops nation
•	Hospital tries to heal wounds of war
•	Vehicles in Iraq need replacement parts
•	Briefs
•	MILITARY UPDATE Little time to restore pay hike for Iraq duty

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