Many were duplicates of works on marx-leninist philosophy and party propaganda. Of these many were offered to other libraries in Czech Republic, some were saved for possible exchange purposes, and most were simply disposed off. The present day situation is more optimistic looking. There is a library budget, limited and still not completely stable but it does represent some sort of continuity. Acquisition of new books presents some problem, mainly the selection of new publications.
Staff is almost completely new consisting of seven professionals, one clerk and seven student aids.
The library director was hired in 1994 and was able to introduce some of the planned changes, such as extended library hours in the evenings and some weekend hours for benefit of students and the faculty. Library is open to public during regular library hours and the result is manifold increase of number of users. All staff members must be able to communicate in Czech and in English since the teaching language is English. Many more financial sources were added to those that made the creation of this institution possible. The selection process was lengthy and difficult because of language requirements, availability of service, and cost of purchasing and servicing of the system.