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Conversation 1 Listen to a conversation between a student and a university employee. A: Hi, um, is this where I come for a campus identification card? B: No, we only deal with lost or damaged ID cards. If you’re a new student here, then you need to go to the main office. A: Well, then I’m in the right place. I lost my old one. B: Oh, in that case, you need to submit the lost identification card form online. They come directly to my email. Oh, wait. Is your name Susan Cooper? A: Yeah, I’m here to get my picture taken for the card. Isn’t it what I should be doing after submitting the form? B: Well, yes, but first we need to set up an appointment to make sure we have everything we need. Then we take your picture and give you your new card. The entire process is explained on the website. A: I must have missed that. Uh, can you fit me in today? B: Nah I’m afraid we don’t have any time slots open today. Or tomorrow actually. We can see you the day after tomorrow. A: Uh, but the thing is I’m supposed to go to the City Archives tomorrow. I have an appointment there. B: City Archives? A: Yeah! See, I’m writing my senior thesis on agricultural activities in the early 1900s. It started out as just a paper about farming and marketing techniques, but then my professor wanted me to expand it, include a section about the living and working conditions in different farming communities. So now it’s become a thesis that combines economics and sociology. That’s why it requires a lot of information…information that’s hard to get, like rare photos from the City Archives. And they told me I would have to have a university identification card or I couldn’t get in. B: Oh, that’s too bad. But we do the ID photos only a couple of hours a day. And we don’t have any open time slots today. Couldn’t you reschedule with the Archives? A: Uh, I can’t. Next week they’re starting renovations to the building. They’re putting in new computers, reorganizing the whole collection. The whole place is