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The students from the Polytechnic University of the Philippines College of Education Department of Library and Information Science are requesting permission to conduct research and interviews at the Manila-San Francisco Friendship Library for a class project. They need information on the library's history, organization, services, collections, facilities, and operations to complete their course requirements. The students assure the librarian that all gathered information will remain confidential and provide their contact information for a response.
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