At a staff meeting on the eve of the first day of school in Bulgaria (September 15), I raised the issue of computer availability at school for teachers. There were concerns about seculity and correct use of ICT by the teachers. The good news on September 15 was that 4 computers had been placed in the teacher's Room. On September 19 came the second peice of good news - the computers were connected to the Internet. Since the mid 1990s we had been looking forward to access the ICt for teachers at 91 GLHS and not it is a fact.

All 8th graders were welcomed with crane-bill, bread and salt and fresh carrots.

Two happy teachers in the Staff Room on September 15, 2005.

September 15 became arrival day for Prof. Randall Baker, Indiana, USA. We welcomed him at Sofia Airport and he showed up smiling though his suitcase had not arrived.

Boyan kept on calling the "Lost and Found" service at Sofia Airport and later we harvested success - the suitcase was delivered.

Randall inspected how his book "To Sofia and Back" was selling and bought copies of it from both bookstores of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciencesin Sofia.

On September 16 Randall found out that Bay Ganyo and Bay Gencho are two different people in Bulgarian culture.