No More Posters Outside the Student Center
Traditionally, students have been permitted to put up posters advertising events, clubs, and activities on the concrete wall outside the main entrance to the student center. Beginning next semester, however, students will no longer be allowed to attach anything to the front of the building. According to a university official, the new policy is part of an effort to improve the campus’s appearance. “The posters on the wall make the building unattractive," he said, "so they have to come down." He added that posters can instead be displayed in the dining hall: "Students can use the bulletin board in the dining hall for posters, so the policy change should not be a problem.
听力材料：
Now listen to two students discussing the article
Woman：It's really too bad about this new policy.
Man：Why do you say that?
Woman：Well, I mean, you don't notice it so much now, but if you take a good look at that building, it's pretty boring, just your basic square building with gray concrete walls and no kind of ornamentation or anything to make it interesting.
Man：Yes. I guess that's true now that I think about it.
Woman：Yeah. The stuff that goes up there now, a lot of it is artistic and colorful, it gives the building character and personality.
Man：True.
Woman：Plus, it's always changing and that's cool too.
Man：Yeah. You are right.
Woman：So what's gonna be left? A boring old concrete wall.
Man：Yeah. I guess it will be kind of plain.
Woman：Yeah. And the idea about the dining hall.not everybody eats there. A lot of students eat at the Snack Bar or off campus. Some students bring lunch from home and eat outside under the trees.
Man：That's true. I never eat in the dining hall.
Woman：Okay. See what I mean? So how are you going to see those announcements?
Man：I won't.
Woman：I rest my case.
Question：
The woman expresses her opinion about the new policy. Briefly describe the policy. Then state the woman’s opinion about the policy, and explain the reasons she gives for holding that opinion.
