Sentence examples for campus bookshop from inspiring English sources

Anglia Ruskin, for example, offer a books plus scheme – worth £800 for poorer students to spend in the campus bookshop.

Instead of being sent to the campus bookshop to buy course books, you'll be directed to the local video store to rent a few DVDs.

"Could you ask Justin Kavanagh if he worked in Fred Hanna's Campus Bookshop around 1994-95?" No, ask him yourself, Coilin O'Connor.

And then, almost without warning, came the moment when, paying a visit to the University of East Anglia's campus bookshop, I came upon a paperback copy of Ian McEwan's First Love, Last Rites, read the first story – about a teenage boy who schemes to seduce his younger sister – and discovered that here, mysteriously, was a book unlike anything I had previously encountered.

It would not be surprising if campus bookshops have been slower to react and are now adjusting in haste.

Allen Weiner of Gartner, another research firm, suggests that through campus bookshops Barnes & Noble could sell Windows devices pre-loaded with course material.

Booksellers Association chief executive Tim Godfray said: "Though it was gratifying to see an increase in openings in the latter part of last year, and children's bookshops really holding their own, the competition from the internet and the arrival of e-books are putting pressures on high street and campus bookshops".

Typically, a successful young novelist today, someone who has published, say, two or three well-received novels, becomes quickly shackled to a literary treadmill: campus readings, bookshop appearances, Arts Council trips to Bruges or Barcelona, dinners with booksellers, launch parties, press interviews, overseas publicity tours promoting translated editions, and so on.

Joanna Hines Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop The campus novel to end all campus novels.

From today through Sunday, Dec. 16, Duke employees and students get 20percentt off of clothing and gifts at the University Store, Duke Team Store, Medical Center Store, Terrace Shop, Nasher Museum Store, East Campus Store, Provisions and Divinity Bookshop.

It was just after Thanksgiving in 1967, shortly after he'd opened the Oscar Wilde Memorial Bookshop on Mercer Street near the New York University campus.