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British Council donates more than 10 000 volumes to Sofia University

Tue, Dec 01 2009 10:41 CET 950 Views 2 Comments
British Council donates more than 10 000 volumes to Sofia University

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The British Council has donated more than 10 million volumes of books, worth in excess of 137 000  pounds sterling (about 294 000 leva), to the English department at Sofia University's library, Dnevnik daily reported.

The donation, which was made on December 1 2009, features a vast collection of specialised and contemporary literature as well as more than 850 discs containing British music and more than 1100 DVDs of noted British films.

All current members of the British Council Library will receive automatic membership of the new English department library within the Sofia University until their membership expires, Dnevnik said.

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Anonymous Fat Boy Wed, Dec 02 2009 09:14 CET

There will always be negativists.

Anonymous Slim Tue, Dec 01 2009 22:00 CET

What an aberration of duty and waste of resources by the British Council.


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