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W: I am sorry to trouble you again, Mr. Stone.
M: It’s OK. What do you want to ask?
W: Where should I go after I arrived at the university?
M: The first place you should go is the International Center.
W: Why?
M: You can get help there in dealing with the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service; you can find foreign student advisers.
W: What kind of role do foreign student advisers play?
M: They’ll discuss personal concerns, housing, adjustment, finances and other matters with you.
W: Can we get any more help at the International Center?
M: Yes, a lot more. (19) If you go there just before the beginning of the fall’s semester, you can get your student ID and social security number there. They will keep your documents up-to-date. They will offer an orientation program for new comers. (20) They will also help you contact your department and registration office.
W: I see. It must be worth going to.
M: Besides, the center staff also work with community organizations which provide tours, home hospitality, speaking engagements and assistance for families of foreign students. (21) In cooperation with nationality clubs, student associations and other organizations, the International Center provides a varied program of cultural and social events through-out the year.
W: Wonderful. It is a home for foreign students.
M: It sure is. They also serve tea, coffee and refreshments. The Center staff are also friendly and helpful. Everyone loves them.
W: Well, I see. Thanks a lot for your help. That’s very kind of you!
M: It was my pleasure. Hope it will help.
19 How can the woman get her student ID?
20. What do we know about the foreign student advisers?
21. How can the Center enrich students’ life?