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Priceless gems of legacy and learning will be the main attraction of the University of Santo Tomas’ upcoming library exhibit titled “Lumina Pandit: An Exhibition of Historical Treasures” which opens on June 17, as part of its quadricentennial celebration.

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With the technology available today, the 21st century was predicted to be the end of the book era. But the good news is that the printed word is still doing well, and is very much alive in the Philippines and all over the world.

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