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THE DRILY NEXUS GUIDE ID DINING, DRINKING and DANCING October Eighth, Nineteen Ninety-Three 2 A 4 I V THE DRILY NEXUS GUIDE ID DINING, DRINKING AND DANCING October Eighth, Nineteen Ninety-Three 2 A. Friday, October 8,199T Advertising Siçptemcrt Daily Nexus r F R E E P O O L ! American: Food Just Like Good ALOHA C A L TAC O RTS m W. Q dk 90-3» 7320 llnlliaenr. 60-7122 512 State St, 966-1101 i, Hawaian style. Takn out Tacos, fajitas, aoafood aid Q w trofled - —fr«. fresh seafood, pasta, « A i k O M l l lQJOpm.Sat- bom. Chech ate our ■pccialm. High quality fast large miada. Mon-Thur 11 sm-10 pm, Pri-Sst & ■ 11— V )fm : $2.75-795. food! Mon-Sat 11-4 JO. till 11 jsn. dosed Son. M m range: lunch $4 JO-36.75, dinner $695-31395. CALYPSO 5726 HoBitecc, 03-1202 S14 State St, 966-1» ELEPHANT BAR O m m í lad m Emydang LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 7 NIGHTS A AND RESTAURANT fam-Tpm dliy, WEEK. Open M-San 11 am-2 am. 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