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The three-year-old group known as March 8 will attempt to attract women into thinking about their values for two successive days in the Sheraton Hotel's underpass on June 22 and 23 (5pm to 7pm).
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College dean coming to the end of his term
PAUL Epps used to check up on convicted criminals - now he's checking up on students at the American College of Sofia.
American College hits the big 140
SOME call it heaven and some call it hell - but whichever stance they take they usually agree that the American College of Sofia is unique.
American College hits the big 140
SOME call it heaven and some call it hell - but whichever stance they take they usually agree that the American College of Sofia is unique.
Film Fest on horizon
THE Sofia Film Fest will kick-off with some re-enacted clashes from ancient Gaul - in the premiere of the French-Canadian super-production Vercingetorix, shot in Bulgaria by Bulgarian director of photography Stefan Ivanov.
Bulgarians pay tribute to freedom fighters
TOMORROW is a Bulgarian national holiday in celebration of the country's liberation from the Turkish Yoke.
National census probes population
"Three specialised areas will be surveyed during the 2001 national census," Ivan Balev, chairman of the National Census Committee, said on Sunday.
Film Fest on horizon
THE Sofia Film Fest will kick-off with some re-enacted clashes from ancient Gaul - in the premiere of the French-Canadian super-production Vercingetorix, shot in Bulgaria by Bulgarian director of photography Stefan Ivanov.
Bulgarians pay tribute to freedom fighters
TOMORROW is a Bulgarian national holiday in celebration of the country's liberation from the Turkish Yoke.
National census probes population
"Three specialised areas will be surveyed during the 2001 national census," Ivan Balev, chairman of the National Census Committee, said on Sunday.
One third of students smoke regularly
NEARLY 3,234 Bulgarian students took part in a survey measuring use of alcohol, cigarettes, and drugs among 16-year-old schoolchildren in 30 European countries.
One third of students smoke regularly
NEARLY 3,234 Bulgarian students took part in a survey measuring use of alcohol, cigarettes, and drugs among 16-year-old schoolchildren in 30 European countries.
Heart attack hits radio boss
THE controversial new director-general of the Bulgarian National Radio (BNR), Ivan Borislavov, suffered a heart attack on Sunday.
Drug smugglers see less success
THE amount of heroin seized from smugglers on Bulgaria's borders last year was roughly equal to the amount confiscated in the countries along the main European drugs route over the past six years.
Iranian pictures painted with words
"WE are using this opportunity to show your country and your people the masterpieces of Iranian calligraphy art. I know that only a small part of your society is familiar with this uncommon art, that is why I feel very happy as a cultural representative of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Bulgaria to show you some of the best Iranian calligraphy works.
No end to protests against new National Radio boss
A BLACK polystyrene monument bearing the slogan "Eternal Glory to the National Council for Radio and Television from the grateful society" was erected in front of the Bulgarian National Radio building on Monday.
Helectit club goes in deep
CAVING must rank among the most exotic and least practised activities in Bulgaria.
Pocket of Iranian culture aids passage from peoples to peoples
IRAN is following the UN's plea for dialogue between civilisations in 2001 - by offering a journey through its culture at Sofia's National Library.
National radio boss choice booed
BULGARIAN National Radio journalists have declared the radio's newly appointed director general unfit for the job - and are threatening to strike if he doesn't stand down.
Flu outbreak hits
A flu outbreak became widespread in some country regions this week. The most affected areas were Varna, Kurdzhali, Haskovo, Harmanli, Svilengrad, Mineralni Bani, Razgrad, Kubrat, Kotel and Smolian.
Pocket of Iranian culture aids passage from peoples to peoples
IRAN is following the UN's plea for dialogue between civilisations in 2001 - by offering a journey through its culture at Sofia's National Library.
National radio boss choice booed
BULGARIAN National Radio journalists have declared the radio's newly appointed director general unfit for the job - and are threatening to strike if he doesn't stand down.
Flu outbreak hits
A flu outbreak became widespread in some country regions this week. The most affected areas were Varna, Kurdzhali, Haskovo, Harmanli, Svilengrad, Mineralni Bani, Razgrad, Kubrat, Kotel and Smolian.
Comic humour fills gallery
CARTOONS straddling the humour spectrum from mild irony to deep sarcasm are on display at the Union of Bulgarian Artists.
Government steps up fight against crime
THE government has announced it will fill 5,000 police posts as part of a package of anti-crime measures to fight a recent increase in violent offences across the country.
Minister takes child to Kosovo
THE Bulgarian Defence Minister has visited Kosovo with his 10 year-old-daughter - to show he is not worried about radiation risks in the region.
Minister takes child to Kosovo
THE Bulgarian Defence Minister has visited Kosovo with his 10 year-old-daughter - to show he is not worried about radiation risks in the region.
Price of megawatt remains the same
HEATING prices have not gone up - despite the barrage of complaints there has been about abnormally high energy bills.
Artists come together in sound and colour
Almost 74 works of art created by 26 artists were shown on the fourth floor of the Shipka 6 gallery on Monday. The exhibition was introduced to the public under the title Sound and Colour.
Bansko mixes culture and skiing
THE newest Bulgarian winter resort, Bansko, provides an interesting combination between the virgin scenery of the Pirin Mountains and the atmosphere of the ancient Bulgarian town.
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