[originaltext]Young girl: You are a student of the University of Camford, aren’

Young girl: You are a student of the University of Camford, aren’t you?
Student: Yes, I am.
Young girl: I’d like to apply to go to this university, could you tell something about it?
Student: Certainly. What would you like to know?
Young girl: Well... er... for a start. What’s the campus like?
Student: It’s large, it’s spread out, and it mainly consists of medieval colleges. But it’s in the middle of a large manufacturing town, so there is a lot of traffic.
Young girl: And what about the student accommodation?
Student: It’s mainly in colleges on the campus.
Young girl: Is it? And how do you find the rooms?
Student: They’re old and quite charming, but they’re expensive and badly heated.
Young girl: How about the study facilities?
Student: Very good. In the Main Building there are thirty study rooms accommodating twenty students in each, and four large lecture rooms. All are air conditioned. Each lecture room is equipped with film and slide projectors and screen, a closed-circuit TV, a tape-recorder wired to central speakers and an overhead projector. Each study room is too equipped with a closed-circuit TV and an overhead projector.
Young girl: And the computer center. What is it like?
Student: Oh, it’s well equipped. There are sixty computers in the centre. They are all available for student use. The computers are in constant demand, so you need to book in advance. You can reserve a computer for three hours at a time. If you need to print anything, you may use one of the six laser printers. There’s always someone in the centre for advice or in case something goes wrong.
Young girl: Mm. And how about the laboratories?
Student: They are large, they’re quite modern, and they’re well equipped.
Young girl: I see. And the libraries. Can you tell me what the libraries are like?
Student: Well, they’re generally well stocked and there’s a lot of historical manuscripts, science, social sciences and arts books. But the sitting accommodation is limited.
Young girl: How about the Health centre?
Student: It’s not very big, but well staffed. There are medical and dental units. You can always have immediate attention.
Young girl: And the cultural facilities?
Student: There is a small university theatre and two art galleries.
Young girl: Thank you so much for the information.