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Q3. 17 New mandatory study seminar for all first year students. The man expresses his opinion about the announcement. State his opinion and explain the reasons that he gives for holding that opinion.
New mandatory study seminar for all first year students begins Nov 15, 2011. The seminar's schedule is every Friday at 8am and continues for the entire semester. This seminar is optional for all other students. Please bring all study material for all your classes. During each seminar, a representative will organize everyone into small study groups. All non-first year students must organize their own study groups; however, after organizing all first year students, we can assistance you in finding a study group.
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