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Der Uni-Buchladen in der Zinzendorfgasse 25 ...

... mit gewohntem Team und Sortiment. Fotos: Uni Graz/Pichler

Der uni-buchladen in der Zinzendorfgasse ist wieder geöffnet

Ob Belletristik, Fach- und Sachliteratur oder Lehrbücher für alle Universitätsstudien – all das findet sich wieder im Uni-Buchladen – ehemals Dradiwaberl – in der Zinzendorfgasse 25, der Anfang November neu eröffnet wurde. Nicht nur das Sortiment ist gleich geblieben, auch das gewohnte, kompetente Team steht den KundInnen wieder von Montag bis Freitag zwischen 9 und 18 Uhr zur Verfügung. Bücher, die vor 12 Uhr telefonisch (0316/32 79 52), per E-Mail, Fax (0316/32 79 52-21) oder vor Ort im Uni-Buchladen bestellt werden, sind am nächsten Tag abholbereit.

Gudrun Pichler

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