•You will hear five short recordings. •For each recording, decide the person who is speaking. •Write one letter (A—H) next to th

Well, I guess it’s all for the best in the long run. I mean it’s never been easy with all of us spread out over the city. And then there are different phone lines. Half the time when I am answering calls they’ve come to the wrong branch. Then there are the students. I mean half of them have never been in the city or even this country before. It’s no wonder they are late. They don’t know how to find their way round. But this way, when all the changes are over and we’ve settled down in the new building, we’ll be easier to get to. So I reckon they’ll get here more promptly. And then they won’t have any excuse any more for coming in late and missing lectures.

I wish them luck. That’s the main thing I say... think they’re an excellent organization very well run. The students are always happy, more than satisfied. I just think it’s beyond my imagination what they’ll have to do. I mean, you think of all the different branches, all the things, all the procedures, can you imagine what all the changing will involve? Any way, I suppose the bottom line is as long as they keep their external relations as efficient as they’ve al ways been, there’s no problem. At the end of the day I want my percentage. It’s up to them to sort out the move.