Daily E-Mail with Campus Activities

<-NARRATOR:-> Now listen to two students discussing the announcement.
<-FEMALE STUDENT:-> Did you read about the new plan?
<-MALE PROFESSOR:-> Yeah... what do you think?
<-FEMALE STUDENT:-> I think it's a great idea!
<-MALE PROFESSOR:-> Really, why?
<-FEMALE STUDENT:-> Well... I just don't think the newspaper gives the most up-to-date information about activities.
<-MALE PROFESSOR:-> Well... the paper comes out weekly, what's the problem?
<-FEMALE STUDENT:-> The fact that it comes out just once a week is the problem...
I read the paper every Monday,
but then I forget that they're having a concert, or showing a film or whatever, like on Thursday or Friday,
and this'll always give me a reminder...
on the day of the event!
<-MALE PROFESSOR:->Yeah... that way you wouldn't forget.
<-FEMALE STUDENT:-> And, like, if something gets cancelled at the last minute, well, that way you'd know and you wouldn't waste time showing up and no one's there.
<-MALE PROFESSOR:-> I hadn't thought of that...
that would be really helpful.
But do you think students are actually gonna read the e-mail?
<-FEMALE STUDENT:-> Are you kidding?
Everyone checks their e-mail at least once a day.
And if maybe also include the cafeteria menu for the day in the e-mail, well, then people are definitely going to read it.
<-MALE PROFESSOR:-> You're so right. I can't wait until they start