NARRATOR：

Now listen to two students discussing the article.

MALE STUDENT：

What do you think of the proposal?

FEMALE STUDENT：

I think it'll work.

I mean, the range of the station now is basically limited to the campus, and so it's basically just a few programs, mainly for students.

MALE STUDENT：

Yeah.

FEMALE STUDENT：

Well, if this proposal goes through, there will be more programs and they would give the students more professional experience as they experiment with programming for a much larger, you know, real-life audience.

And stuff like that will give them a better shot at getting a job after they graduate.

MALE STUDENT：

Of course.

FEMALE STUDENT：

Besides, the whole university will benefit from it.

MALE STUDENT：

What do you mean?

FEMALE STUDENT：

Well, you know my friend Tony, right?

He told me that the radio station at his university did something like this about five years ago.

MALE STUDENT：

And?

FEMALE STUDENT：

Well, it's a success.

They are making a lot of money out of commercials and they are using it to offer more scholarships and to help fund projects to renovate the facilities of other programs.

MALE STUDENT：

That sounds really good!