ka 1998 le 1999 there was some controversy over the decision by university authorities to sell the Turner Collection, a valuable collection of mathematical printed books including some which had belonged to – and had been heavily annotated by – Isaac Newton, in order to fund major improvements to the university library. Senior university officials authorised the sale of the collection to a private buyer, with no guarantee that it would remain intact or within the UK. Although legally permissible, the sale was unpopular among the academic community and the controversy was fuelled by prolonged negative press coverage suggesting that the £1m sale price was too low and that the collection was certain to be broken up. Qalong, CAD e ne e batla ho etsa se neng se se se etsoa ka pampiri le pentšele. Ke ka lebaka leo litaelo li ileng tsa leka ho pheta-pheta seo re neng re se etsa ka lisebelisoa tsa mananeo (sesepa, k'hamphani, melao, litempele, joalo-joalo). Ka tsela ena lifofane tseo mohahi a li hlokang, limela le ho li khaola ka tsela e nkiloeng, ka ts'ebetso e matla mohahong oa mohaho le kaho e latelang; kahoo lentsoe AEC.