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Friday, March 4,1994
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
3 Senior City Anchor - Heard Baby
Premature Show (1) - Impaired Stereo
James Wilcox / KANSAN
James Wilcox / KANSAN
Only in Kansas
Sasha Gartner, Girard freshman, (above), studies French while enjoying the unusually warm weather. Yesterday's temperature reached almost 80 degrees. However, three days ago the temperature was below freezing when Leigh Smith, Tula, Okla, senior, (left), and Jen Hunt, Wichita sophomore, put the finishing touches on a snowman in front of the Kansas Union.
Find Out How Electronic Technology is Revolutionizing the Job Search
Two new books from John Wiley and Sons explain computer resume databases, applicant tracking software, electronic recruitment ads, and computer-assisted interviewing. Learn how to write a
resume that stands out when computers read it!
These and many other job search books will be featured at GRAD FA1R '94 March 7,8,and 9 in the Kansas Union Bookstore.
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And because it's tied to your home equity, the interest on an Anytime Line of credit is often tax-deductible. That's a real advantage over consumer loans when you're considering the purchase of a big-ticket item.
Call or stop by your nearest Commerce Bank and ask for our free worksheet to figure your potential Anytime Line of credit. And learn why so many people count on Commerce's Anytime Line to turn their home equity into cash. It's top performance banking."
Consult a tax adviser regarding the deductibility of interest.
h Deboral & Kurtz
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Lawrence
865-4700
DEBORAH KURTZ
BRANCH MANAGER
955 IOWA
955 Iowa
23rd Street (in Dillons)
6th Street (in Dillons)
(Formerly The Bank of Kansas)