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Wednesday, May 22, 2013         

Editorials

When people refer to a prisoner or criminal suspect as being "in custody," the term generally conveys the notion that government controls that person's movements.  Story »

If the three controversies that beset the Obama administration last week, the most serious accusation came from the story with the least political sizzle. The fallout from the Benghazi terrorist attack derived its potency from the four deaths that resulted. Story »


 
Island Voices
 
We are more than a decade into the 21st century, and much has been written and discussed about 21st century teaching and learning and the integration of technology and instruction.  Story »

A recent Star-Advertiser article stressed how Kaka-ako will be built up with high-rise buildings that exceed height limitations but will be close to rail stations.  Story »

 
Sunday Comic
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For Tuesday, May 21, 2013
UH athletics needs to get more revenue $bull; Kakaako could be another Salt Lake • Kakaako plans will hurt small business • • Honolulu bound to suffer from ‘clog' $bull; Honolulu bound to suffer from ‘clog' • Hawaii should be part of Powerball, and more

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For Tuesday, May 21, 2013
A stellar season for Wahine softball … • … and a stellar series for 'Bows baseball

Mark down Jan. 4 as the date when the state House Democrats, in coalition with House Republicans, put Rep. Sylvia Luke in charge of the House Finance Committee.


The 60-year-old Thompson, president of the Polynesian Voyaging Society, is about to embark on another deep-sea voyage aboard the traditional Hawaiian sailing vessel Hokule‘a, this time around the world.


Every Sunday, “Back in the Day” looks at an article that ran on this date in the Honolulu Star-Bulletin. The items are verbatim, so don’t blame us today for yesteryear’s bad grammar.


Synopsis: “Progress is impossible without change, and those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything.” -— George Bernard Shaw


To be blunt, the apartment was a dump. The tilted floor was gritty, furry balls scurried from corners, dust filmed furniture surfaces.



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