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[b][font=Times New Roman]Campus life 2: Library conversation[/font][/b]/bdfTn,z_/q$Z%C/f
[font=Times New Roman]W: Can I help you find something? Oh, hi, Rick![/font]
tf/@%\ O&W+V [font=Times New Roman]M: Oh, hi, Julie. When did you start working here?
"A/|q'o}.O [color=red]I thought you were waiting tables in Teresa’s café[/color][color=blue] (I thought you in waiting tables to watch coffee)[/color].[/font]1i0OBHu]C
[font=Times New Roman]W: Yeah, I quitted because I had to work too many nights. I [color=red]started[/color][color=blue] (sign up)[/color] here just a few days ago, it’s perfect, I work all afternoon shifts. So[color=red] my[/color][color=blue] (many[/color]) mornings are free for classes and I can study at night. So what are you looking for?[/font]$P3Yb J*?,|1u&Jd
[font=Times New Roman]M: well, I can’t [color=red]seem to[/color][color=blue] (be able to)[/color] find the eighth book for English 626. I only found [color=red]these[/color] [color=blue](this)[/color] seven. I[color=red]’m[/color] probably[color=red] looking right at it [/color][color=blue](look in right out of it)[/color]. [/font]
2B3By)m$xwzQ [font=Times New Roman]W: Um, English 626, English 626. Are you sure they are eight.[/font] [] IN xD0q+f
[font=Times New Roman]M: Yeah, they are eight titles on my [color=red]shortlist[/color][color=blue] (syllabus)[/color]. [color=red]And [/color][color=blue](In)[/color] look, the[b][i] card [/i][/b]on the shelf had [color=red]eight[/color][color=blue] (their)[/color] listed, but I can only find seven of the books. [/font]LL#Jz'k-d9A
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[font=Times New Roman]W: You are right, Oh, here they are. They are on the wrong[color=red] shelves[/color] over here
S+Yz5H v by[color=red] economic[/color]s[color=blue] (the academic)[/color] books. I[color=red]’ll have[/color] to put these [color=red]into[/color][color=blue] (within) [/color]the English[color=red] books[/color] so[color=red] they are[/color] [color=blue](that it is) [/color]not so hard to find[/font]Y-o&r)VpIbK
[font=Times New Roman]M: Thanks a lot. Could you point me[color=red] in [/color]the direction of the computer paper? Sure, it’s two or three [color=red]aisles[/color] [color=blue](yards)[/color] over, why don’t you follow me. It’s easer just to show you. [/font]{({3j:m {6bTO'U0xs
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[b][font=Times New Roman]Campus life 3[/font][/b][b][font=宋体]：[/font][font=Times New Roman]Register courses[/font][/b]x(zU6FvI.`
[font=Times New Roman]Advisor[/font][font=宋体]：[/font][font=Times New Roman]Janet. Nice to see you again. Ready to plan you schedule for next semester? [/font]d)A%C;`'\$j-^7ix3h
[font=Times New Roman]Student: Yeah, I’ve already look[color=red]ed [/color]at the list of classes, and I hope to take business law and intro to[color=red] finance [/color]this coming semester.[/font]
0j,?!\.SH [font=Times New Roman]Advisor[/font][font=宋体]：[/font][font=Times New Roman][color=red]That[/color][color=blue] (Not)[/color] sounds good, and it is always best plans the courses in your major first and then [color=red]fit out the requirements on the electives then[/color] [color=blue](for other requirements and electable one)[/color]. [/font]6i$V&S|'rv#u-KO _'w
[font=Times New Roman]Student: I’d like to take one other business course but I am not sure which one[/font]/S{ y&yOm D{
[font=Times New Roman]Advisor[/font][font=宋体]：[/font][font=Times New Roman]How about [color=red]an[/color] economics course?[/font]
m)b@&P}'aR [font=Times New Roman]Student: I took8x1o5qKDV:[
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this past semester and got a lot[color=red] out[/color] of it.[/font]
h P!S&U)HtJ} [font=Times New Roman]Advisor[/font][font=宋体]：[/font][font=Times New Roman]Oh, that’s right, I remember you telling me about it. Well, let’s see what else [color=red]you[/color] need.[/font]
3nUB'O5l H:k [font=Times New Roman]Student: I need another English course and was thinking about taking a[i] poetry[/i] class.[/font]
&VG$W.i-s.fpx [font=Times New Roman]Advisor[/font][font=宋体]：[/font][font=Times New Roman]Let me see, the prerequisite for all the poetry classes is English composition.[/font]
%`;cMw4YI [font=Times New Roman]Student: I took that[color=red] at[/color] my first semester.[/font]
DdsT~$_3g#W_$k [font=Times New Roman]Advisor[/font][font=宋体]：[/font][font=Times New Roman]Well, modern American poetry [color=red]fits [/color][color=blue](fix)[/color] in your schedule. [/font]Uek k&u5CN%dj[E
[font=Times New Roman]Student: With Dr. Turner? [/font]([n6O;Y%\
[font=Times New Roman]Advisor[/font][font=宋体]：[/font][font=Times New Roman]Um-huh----[/font]
%]"q8@)H%J&Cr [font=Times New Roman]Student: That[color=red]’ll [/color]be great, I[color=red]’ve[/color] heard all about [color=red]her[/color][color=blue] (it)[/color] from my roommate, the English major[/font]"F*}ya;BPWO
[font=Times New Roman]Advisor[/font][font=宋体]：[/font][font=Times New Roman]This [color=red]should[/color][color=blue] (shipping)[/color] up to be a pretty good semester for you. What else[color=red] do[/color] you need to take?[/font]K3P vW:Fx8Ay
[font=Times New Roman]Student: I have to take one more math course but [color=red]have been putting it at all (didn’t put it at all)[/color]. I [color=red]heard[/color] [color=blue](put)[/color] that calculus is really tough.[/font]
(e ^un)zA@1\GL [font=Times New Roman]Advisor[/font][font=宋体]：[/font][font=Times New Roman]It is. But[color=red] if[/color] you may want to take it and just take [color=red]these four[/color] [color=blue](this for) [/color]courses this semester.[/font]W?"k5nQ6H
[font=Times New Roman]Student: That’s not[color=red] a [/color]bad idea. I just hope it doesn’t affect my grade point average.[/font]&V#W8J:H(p)x
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V0b9x9@;e(uZs^R [font=Times New Roman]文本有的地方搞不太明白，始终听不出来。[/font]

听不出来的 那就使劲读！！！(Horse13

兄弟阿。对这文本听也听不出感觉啊。:Q

[b][font=Times New Roman]Campus life 4: Investigation about Anderson cafeteria[/font][/b];y^6meFN{W
[font=Times New Roman]W: Excuse me. Do you mind if I ask you a few questions? [/font]
)WeT#]!T{k [font=Times New Roman]M: No, I guess not.[/font]
Q] mAP [font=Times New Roman]W: Great! This is for a student council report. We want to find out what students think [color=red]of [/color]the campus food service. The results[color=red] would[/color][color=blue] (will) [/color]tell us what kind of changes to push for.[/font]S5E-Y|1dy(m.W
[font=Times New Roman]M: I think everyone has [color=red]a[/color] pretty strong opinio[color=red]ns[/color] about that.[/font]@~RM `8fe Bd
[font=Times New Roman]W: Yeah, that’s one thing I [color=red]found out[/color][color=blue] (sound out)[/color] already. OK. First, how often do you eat in the cafeteria? [/font] _e4vO-h8R(W-WwN
[font=Times New Roman]M: Almost everyday, I’ve got a meal contract.[/font]
)fh R"I+T)}lK$dO [font=Times New Roman]W: And do you usually eat here at[color=red] Anderson [/color]hall?[/font]
+K$m?+`xV [font=Times New Roman]M: Yeah, I live in [color=red]the[/color] next door[/font]7n8{"k$o0CE,Z {
[font=Times New Roman]W: And you mention[color=red]ed[/color]
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"i;`Cf+HS6z [font=Times New Roman]M: Uh-huh, from breakfast[color=red] and[/color][color=blue] (to) [/color]dinner, Monday to [color=red]Saturday[/color] [color=blue](Thursday)[/color]. [/font]
8f5ga*i7n+W [font=Times New Roman]W: what’s you general impression of the food here?[/font]2m:k;V9T+H%DG
[font=Times New Roman]M: Well, people complain a lot but basically I think its ok. The vegetables are usually overcooked [color=red]but[/color] I mean they [b][color=red]had[/color][color=blue] (have)[/color] [/b]to feed hundreds of people here. You aren’t going to get something fres[color=red]hly[/color] prepared just for you[/font]
{/l%~?1[8U9orI(`)X[ [font=Times New Roman]W: What if I just put down generally satisfactory, would like more fresh vegetables. Ok?[/font]
5d$c8XD(i o [font=Times New Roman]M: sure.[/font](dx&F}p$f#a
[font=Times New Roman]W: So you think other things like [color=red]soup and dessert’s [/color]ok?[/font]&V+F T3I*sz ~
[font=Times New Roman]M: Yeah, that’s about right.[/font]Zh&Ne(^5Y:m
[font=Times New Roman]W: Is there anything you like to change about the cafeteria[/font][font=宋体]？[/font]v0E_@P
[font=Times New Roman]M: [color=red]Yes[/color], [color=red]the[/color][color=blue] (it’s) [/color]hours, sometimes it’s a real rush for me to get back here before 6:30.[/font]
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[quote]原帖由 [i]19811010316[/i] 于 2008-6-26 19:39 发表 [url=http://bbs.xiaoma.com/redirect.php?goto=findpost&pid=174356&ptid=12382][img]http://bbs.xiaoma.com/images/common/back.gif[/img][/url]
k}1F\1o]aQp 兄弟阿。对这文本听也听不出感觉啊。:Q [/quote]

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呵呵，兄弟是谁？

[b][font=Times New Roman]Campus life 5: Classes[/font][/b]E{\|D@NO
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[font=Times New Roman]W: Excuse me, I need to [color=red]a [/color]copy [color=red]of Steven Hakim’s Brief[/color] History of Time and I don’t know where to look for it.[/font]&n/g,lAu5|2N
[font=Times New Roman]M: Did you check the [color=red]status [/color]on the library’s computer[/font]
1^Na4t b%P+N0V4Y [font=Times New Roman]W: I tried but I couldn’t figure out what to do.[/font]
;qzLX%DN*\!Z|Uh [font=Times New Roman]M: Well, I can call it up right here. You wanted [color=red]Hakim’s[/color] book, right? It loo[color=red]ks[/color] like [color=red]it[/color] will be out for another six weeks[/font]Q9Y,M k]0yk
[font=Times New Roman]W: Oh, No, I really need it for paper that [color=red]will[/color] due in two weeks. Is [color=red]there[/color] anything you can know?[/font]+I}mN$d
[font=Times New Roman]M: Sure, We can try to get it from another library. Just fill [color=red]out[/color] [color=blue](up)[/color] this form and it should be here three or five days, but it will cost two dollars[/font]
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t.pTvl\ur/N [font=Times New Roman]W: [color=red]What a relief[/color][color=blue] (Quiet relief)[/color],[color=red] that’s a really help[/color] [color=blue](this will really help).[/color][/font]d:ye%A'i#s
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4}#jxOE Good morning, is this where we [color=red]should [/color]come to add or drop course?[/font]yo{V8}
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[font=Times New Roman]W: Yes, it is. Just write the name of the course you want to drop on this[b][color=red] little[/color] [color=blue](blue[/color])[/b] form.[/font]
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c#OGAY [font=Times New Roman]M: Great, now where do I write the astronomy course [color=red]that[/color][color=blue] (but)[/color] I want to add.[/font]
Dhv[ph0ir [font=Times New Roman]W: Sorry, it’s too late to add a course. You [color=red]could[/color][color=blue] (can)[/color] only add courses two weeks [color=red]since this[/color] [color=blue](into the)[/color] semester and [color=red]the[/color] Friday was the last day.[/font]-L
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[font=Times New Roman]M: But I am [color=red]a[/color] senior, and if I[color=red] dropped the class without adding[b] in[/b][/color][b]
W^:UdA [/b][color=blue](can drop a course but add [b]one[/b]) [/color]I [color=red]wouldn’t have enough credits[/color] [color=blue](won’t have the credit)[/color] to graduate.[/font]
AK"[m/z!Gy4eW'h [font=Times New Roman]W: So what you have to do then is [color=red]to[/color] get the professor’s approval and[b][color=red] have him sign the special add form[/color][color=blue] (the signed special add form)[/color][/b]. Then bring it back to me and I put it through. [/font]
4E*{o'g`#R-a6| b [font=Times New Roman]M: OK. Thanks. I hope I’ll be able to find them. [/font]
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+f,TXS? [font=Times New Roman]M: hi, Lanyard, we missed you in psychology class yesterday.[/font]:v4{8e |"yHP
[font=Times New Roman]W: I had a terrible cold so I stayed at home.[color=red] [b]Do[/b][/color][b][color=blue] (Did)[/color][/b]
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[font=Times New Roman]M: Well, no one can ever[b] [color=red]recite[/color] [color=blue](decipher)[/color][/b][color=red] for[/color] my handwriting. [color=red]Tina was there, too[/color][color=blue] (Peter with there too)[/color] and you[color=red] are[/color] more likely to be able to read her notes[/font]
-?/q+I!`5b [font=Times New Roman]W: Do you know where she is today?[/font]
.|]3KI9_ L l:V7N&e#z r [font=Times New Roman]M: I know she [color=red]has class[/color][color=blue] (she’s at class)[/color] in the morning but she always eats lunch at the cafeteria around noon.[/font]
([6tMc Mi0m[[:f [font=Times New Roman]W: Good, I’ll try to catch [color=red]her[/color] then.[/font]
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3s.K~t-m [font=Times New Roman]加粗的部分是对文本有疑问。[/font]

[quote]原帖由 [i]popcornwl[/i] 于 2008-6-26 23:34 发表 [url=http://bbs.xiaoma.com/redirect.php?goto=findpost&pid=174486&ptid=12382][img]http://bbs.xiaoma.com/images/common/back.gif[/img][/url]?9a$?5lM$w5f!K&Rf4k_
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xS-e~'^7Sdk&G|+H 呵呵，兄弟是谁？ [/quote]
J7H h?2HaR5I$N] 他可能只是口头语(Horse22

牛！！！连口头禅都听出来了。u\/k6Hh(t:p&W
[b][font=Times New Roman]Campus life 6: School-work.[/font][/b]
j-mW(j)u_#Qv? [font=Times New Roman]M: [color=red]So you are[/color] going to be writing for the school newspaper? [/font]w!Ir!z}K
[font=Times New Roman]W: Yes, I am excited about it.[color=red] I’m thinking about journalism as a career ([/color][color=blue]I think about journalism in the career[/color][color=red])[/color][color=blue].[/color][/font]w r1B%u$RK:@5a
[font=Times New Roman]M: Well, congratulations. How did they decide [color=red]whom [/color]to hire?[/font]#Z"{wcH
[font=Times New Roman]W: I [b][color=red]have to send[/color] [color=blue](had to submit)[/color][/b] a writing sample. I used one of the essays that[color=red] I’ve written[/color][color=blue] (I wrote) [/color]for the literature class. Then the editor assigned me a topic to write a short article about[b][color=red] it[/color][/b].[/font]5D2?3|t
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[font=Times New Roman]M: What did you write about?[/font]
s3euFE9rM| [font=Times New Roman]W: Actually[b][color=red] it was a lot of (with a lot of fun)[/color][/b], I wrote about [color=red]the students’ play that has been[/color] performed in this month.[/font];ru hU5K8X
[font=Times New Roman]M: Oh, I [color=red]saw [/color][color=blue](thought) [/color]that play; the director is a friend of mine. [b][color=red]It really called in a stir around here (It’s really causing a stir around here).[/color][/b][/font]hf1]%~ U7C"Dw
[font=Times New Roman]W: Yeah, I know. That’s what I wrote about, [color=red]people’s reaction to it[/color] [color=blue](people through action to do it)[/color]. It [b][color=red]is (was[/color][/b]) really interesting.[/font]/Z&Aez}5r
[font=Times New Roman]M: Have you finished the article? can I read it? [/font].[Ez!\c
[font=Times New Roman]W: Sure, I [color=red]have[/color] just made a couple of cop[color=red]es[/color] so you have me.[/font]X8U4DT-Snt
[font=Times New Roman]M: Thanks, I wish I were a better writer, [color=red]working[/color] [color=blue](looking)[/color] for the paper soun[color=red]ds [/color]like fun.[/font])[N:~mv$^P
[font=Times New Roman]W: Well, they are looking to add [color=red]one or two[/color][color=blue] (want to too)[/color] more photographers to the staff.[/font]OJ$@e&t)~b L:_
[font=Times New Roman]M: You[color=red]’re [/color]kidding! Maybe I’ll [color=red]go over and apply[/color] [color=blue](go and want to apply).[/color] [/font]
XkzVl5H!PW [font=Times New Roman]W: If you want I’ll walk over with you to the newspaper office and introduce you to the [b][color=red]photographic (photography)[/color][/b] editor and some of the other photographers.[/font]h XCB!p
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[font=Times New Roman]M: That’ll be terrific. But can we go tomorrow? I have to go to a math class now. And if we go tomorrow then I’ll have time tonight to put together[color=red] a portfolio [/color][color=blue](a put of)[/color] photographs to show them.[/font]
z$xh0mIPd/~^R [font=Times New Roman]W: Sure. And maybe you should call[b][color=red] them[/color][/b] and set up a time to meet them tomorrow.[/font]
n&c8g6~:EPlr W V q [font=Times New Roman]M: Good idea. I’ll do that before I go to class.[/font]
v`t9j$Y*YF'B [font=Times New Roman]W: [color=red]All right[/color][color=blue] (Oh, right)[/color]. See you tomorrow.[/font]jW B-E3n

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YF ywV)WyF [font=Times New Roman] 得加粗的地方的文本有疑问。应该是文本错了。[/font]

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听完campus,听完历史，听完生物就是

[b][font=Times New Roman]Campus life 7: Overwhelmed experience at the first year of university[/font][/b]'l2Oug&h-M^0?
[font=Times New Roman]W: Hey, Kevin, I haven’t seen you since the beginning of the semester. How is[color=red] it[/color] going?[/font]GH:U?RR0R#?
[font=Times New Roman]M: Well, I’m a little overwhelmed. [color=red]It’s[/color] [color=blue](The)[/color] strange. I always want to go to a [color=red]big[/color] [color=blue](better) [/color]University like this. [color=red]But [/color]now I’m here. I’m not so sure. I mean the cours[color=red]es are[/color][color=blue] (that)[/color] interesting enough. But.[/font]O.Fl9Xk(w.[s
[font=Times New Roman]W: [color=red]What’s bothering you then[/color] [color=blue](What about you then)[/color]?[/font]a|7UY
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[font=Times New Roman]M: Well, after going to a small high school [color=red]and knowing[/color][color=blue] (, I’ve known) [/color]everybody.
@}m.t0w.edc It’s [color=red]a [/color]pretty [b][color=red]shagged [/color][color=blue](shocking)[/color][/b]?t4B7n,m!vu
to be in huge lecture hall with hundreds of students. And not one professor even knows my name.[/font]
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u [font=Times New Roman]W: I know you mean. I[color=red]’ve so[/color][color=blue] (also)[/color] pretty lost myself last year but I know about something that might help. It[color=red]’s[/color] called the[color=red] mentor[/color][color=blue] (mental)[/color] group.[/font]&_%^&DU'PV
[font=Times New Roman]M: [color=red]The[/color] [color=blue](Oh,)[/color] what?[/font]5d_+_}q:gA5b
[font=Times New Roman]W: The [color=red]mentor [/color]group. It’s [color=red]like[/color][color=blue] (slight) [/color]a support group. I join[color=red]ed[/color] it last year when I was first year student.[/font]BT d_*fw7RB!G
[font=Times New Roman]M: So what is it?[/font]hIy7]v5H
[font=Times New Roman]W: It’s basically professor[color=red]s[/color] and small group of students getting together informally to discuss all kinds of subjects. You have [color=red]the[/color] [color=blue](a)[/color] chance to meet professors and other students. [/font] Yop1cg,y6m-z
[font=Times New Roman]M: Hem, sounds worthwhile. but does[color=red]n’t [/color]it take up a lot of studying time?[/font]
@wv6Px`+}B [font=Times New Roman]W: Not really. You can study all the time you know[color=red] and[/color] this is like a little break.[/font],_ XawCu A1X
[font=Times New Roman]M: I guess you could meet [color=red]the[/color] professor whose course you might take latter.[/font]
3@x(B*ZjSh.gc7W [font=Times New Roman]W: Exactly, tha[color=red]t’s[/color] what happened to me. I’m taking[color=red] the[/color] [color=blue](a)[/color] psychology course with Professor Green. I didn’t know how interesting psychology was [color=red]till[/color][color=blue] (until)[/color] I got to talk to him in the mentor group.[/font]#P0|}*Q"}
[font=Times New Roman]M: [b][color=red]You talk to him in the mentor group (you have talked me into it)[/color].[/b][color=red]Is it[/color] [color=blue](It’s) [/color]too late to join. [/font]
7I9NJ-QF&T$p9F@ [font=Times New Roman]W: I don’t think so. If I were you I go over [color=red]to [/color]the dean’s office and sign up.[/font]
Rd3b%JT X5^z#g [font=Times New Roman]M: I was going to the library to return[b][color=red] a (the) [/color][/b]book. But I can do it later I guess.[/font]
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[b][font=Times New Roman]Campus life 8[/font][/b][b][font=宋体]：[/font][font=Times New Roman]School tuition[/font][/b])@Z-v k7Ac
[font=Times New Roman]W: Here we are at [color=red]the [/color]registration again I can’t believe how much tuition has gone up.[/font] ^I
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[font=Times New Roman]M: I know. [color=red]It’s[/color] [color=blue](What’s)[/color] ridiculous? You know my cousin Anne pays nothing to go [color=red]to[/color] her school in Kentucky [/font].J+T `7KA|XZ
[font=Times New Roman]W: Nothing. Maybe I should transfer[color=red] for[/color] there.[/font]\&t1Z{U(g-C
[font=Times New Roman]M: You can’t. Only students from [color=red]a[/color] certain part of Kentucky can go. It’s only for students from the [color=red]Appalachian[/color] mountain area.[/font]
5JMRP2C&h [font=Times New Roman]W: So with no tuition [color=red](there was no)[/color] tuition. How [color=red]do [/color][color=blue](did)[/color] they run the school?[/font]~-HI%N'zy
[font=Times New Roman]M: Well, they [color=red]get [/color][color=blue](got)[/color] a lot of donations.[/font]
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[font=Times New Roman]M: Well, they also get some money from the government. And besides that all the students are required to work at the college. That’s why the college doesn’t need to hire a lot [color=red]of [/color]outside workers.[/font]viw b?X1RbE
[font=Times New Roman]W: Oh, yeah, [color=red]that will help[/color][color=blue] (that what helps to)[/color] cut the school expenses, so what kind of job [color=red]do [/color][color=blue](did) [/color]they do?[/font] TftJRw-{
[font=Times New Roman]M: My cousin helps to clean the dorms. I think her roommate was[color=red]hes[/color] dishes in the cafeteria things like that.[/font]"bM6w.Qc$P'Q
[font=Times New Roman]W: That sounds great. [color=red]Come[/color][color=blue] (Coming) [/color]to think[color=red] of it [/color][color=blue](that)[/color]. I heard[color=red] of [/color]something in Georgia called the hope scholarship.[/font]IIGP!ay-^
[font=Times New Roman]M: Hope scholarship. What’s that?[/font]
xf!e3JMj(ls [font=Times New Roman]W: I think they us[color=red]ed[/color] state lottery money to give free tuition, but not everyone from the Georgia [color=red]qualifies[/color][color=blue] (qualified)[/color]. You need at least B average in high school.[/font]&vK~?2TqV
[font=Times New Roman]M: I should apply for that. I had really good grad[color=red]es[/color] in high school.[/font]
N&Yae)ibi,OY5x Y [font=Times New Roman]W: No, I [b][color=red]had[/color][color=blue] (have)[/color][/b] to be from Georgia.[/font]T X4Y0yi$V0j'iD
[font=Times New Roman]M: Just my [color=red]luck[/color][color=blue] (work)[/color].[/font]
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[b][font=Times New Roman]Campus 9: Lab experimental report[/font][/b]
X9g}8r#M Q*R&J [font=Times New Roman]W: What’s the matter, I’ve never seen you look[color=red]ed[/color] so tense.[/font]
.q0LS2w;b0c!zno]e [font=Times New Roman]M: Oh, I’m just frustrated, that’s all. I have been working on this library report for my biology class for hours and the results keep[color=red] coming out wrong[/color][color=blue] (out of want)[/color].[/font]$`:PlXt7l;?
[font=Times New Roman]W: Did you use the right procedures[/font][font=宋体]？[/font]
_N.C%[r9Tg4n [font=Times New Roman]M: Yeah, that’s[color=red] not the[/color][color=blue] (might a)[/color] problem. Well It’s just, you know, every time I do[color=red] the[/color] statistics I [color=red]get[/color][color=blue] (got) [/color]different results. Did you ever take the biology?[/font] g/r7Pe-e*q
[font=Times New Roman]W: No, I [color=red]fill[/color] [color=blue](find) [/color]my s[color=red]cience[/color] ([color=blue]subject) [/color]requirement [color=red]wit[/color]h [color=blue](of) p[/color]hysics. I really don’t care for biology especially dissection. I’ll must pass[color=red] it [/color]down[color=red] in[/color] [color=blue](at) [/color]high school. [color=red]We[/color][color=blue] (only[/color]) had [color=red]to[/color] cut open that.[/font]
Uz K2c]G$vZ [font=Times New Roman]M: Ok, I get the picture. I’m [color=red]a[/color] bit [color=red]squish[/color][color=blue] (squired by)[/color] myself but biology requires the least math which i[color=red]sn’t[/color] my best subject. I really don’t see why we even have to take [color=red]the[/color] science classes [color=red]if we are not major in it[/color][color=blue] (for not majoring in it)[/color]. I[color=red] am [/color]never gonna use [color=red]this[/color][color=blue] (these)[/color] in[color=red] the[/color] real life.[/font]
Oqj9c2y ^ [font=Times New Roman]W: Well, that’s not the point really. A college graduate [color=red]supposes to[/color] [color=blue](is supposed to)[/color] be [color=red]well-rounded[/color][color=blue] (well around)[/color] it, you know with [color=red]a[/color] broad education. [color=red]If[/color] you can [color=red]only[/color] [color=blue](always) [/color]specialize in grad school[color=blue][/color][/font]6_aL6BlN
[font=Times New Roman]M: Sure, if I ever get there. It just seems I[color=red] run[/color] [color=blue](am running) [/color]one biology lab report[color=red] could[/color][color=blue] (can) [/color]stand in the[color=red] wave[/color][color=blue] (way) [/color]of brilliant career in sociology.[/font]9G7IL1a`vV1u
[font=Times New Roman]W: you don’t be[color=red] silly[/color] [color=blue](saying that)[/color]. You[color=red] will [/color]manage somehow. Say how come you don’t have the result for one of your[color=red] XXX to write down[/color] [color=blue](fret line return down)[/color]?[/font]zA)mg{R
[font=Times New Roman]M: [color=red]Whoops[/color] [color=blue](Hopes)[/color]! I must [color=red]forgot[/color][color=blue] (forget)[/color] the [color=red]add it [/color][color=blue](added) [/color]in. [color=red]No[/color] [color=blue](now) [/color]wonder my figures were messed up[/font]%b9yHx~0RB
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[b][font=Times New Roman]Campus life 10: Registration of classes[/font][/b]~8a8f%D/w+u!_I
[font=Times New Roman]W: Hi, Mike. How is it going?[/font]+L$Ev fdT)E
[font=Times New Roman]M: Well, no so great.[/font]G9y%iYM2n.f
[font=Times New Roman]W: What’s wrong?[/font]2J2G m(b9fd\ `
[font=Times New Roman]M: I’ve got a big problem with the poetry course that [color=red]was[/color][color=blue] (’s)[/color] required for my major.[/font]
([O3m o&[7G [font=Times New Roman]W: is it [color=red]all sold up[/color][color=blue] (obligate)[/color]?[/font]
4stq Rd5ST?9V [font=Times New Roman]M: No, no. [color=red]There’s plenty (plentiful) room, but there’s prerequisite [/color][color=blue](There isn’t planet room but it’s a prerequisite)[/color]. I’ve got to take [color=red]an[/color] introduction to poetry before I can take the special course in [color=red]poets [/color][color=blue](poetry)[/color] of the 1960s. And the introductory[b][i] [color=red]course is[/color] [/i][/b][color=blue](courses were)[/color] only offered in the evenings.[/font][rYmL*ai
[font=Times New Roman]W: You don’t like evening classes.[/font]!j5r X/np3D8[9z
[font=Times New Roman]M: No, that’s not the point. I work in a cafeteria every evening. I need the money to pay my tuition.[/font] y5N3}j9w}3G
[font=Times New Roman]W: [color=red]Can[/color][color=blue] (Could)[/color] you ask someone [color=red]of[/color] that [color=red]work[/color][color=blue] (worker)[/color] to switch [color=red]work[/color] hours with you? Maybe you [color=red]could[/color] [color=blue](should)[/color] just switch a couple of evening since the course probably only needs two times a week?[/font] ?Hx8?`,[2l F8}:U
[font=Times New Roman]M: I wish I could. My boss just did me a favor by putting me on evenings. And he’ll [color=red]hit the ceiling[/color] [color=blue](hate assailing[/color]) if I ask to change again.[/font].`@@)A;}:b{
[font=Times New Roman]W: Wait a minute. I have an idea. Have you checked the course over at the community college? They might offer [color=red]intro-to-poetry[/color][color=blue] (the introductory poetry) [/color]course during the day.[/font]
"\6h#W3^lN!]V$? [font=Times New Roman]M: Hey. That’s a great idea! I’m free this afternoon. I think I’ll go over and check it out.[/font].`H(lH$Gib&}
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[font=Times New Roman]W: Yeah. [color=red]Their[/color] [color=blue](There) [/color]courses are actually cheaper and you can transfer the [color=red]course[/color] credits over here.[/font]
e8^%_YX2I [font=Times New Roman]M: Thanks [color=red]for[/color] the advice Linda. I’ll let you know what happens.[/font]2U,J2V3c{ XAu#Y
[font=Times New Roman]W: Sure, mike, good luck! Oh, while you [color=red]are[/color] there, could you find out when the pool is open[color=red]ed[/color].[/font]
Vb!eYJT'H!r [font=Times New Roman]M: No problem.[/font]

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[b]Campus life 11: Study group[/b]6c?:af9tPcN
M: I’m really glad [color=red]we[/color] [color=blue](be)[/color] got Cindy to be in our study group._.L2K,b-t3P*m
W: That’s for sure. His (With her) background in art should be a big help getting ready for this art history final.
1ak"}Ax!zR ^ M: Now [color=red]what we’ll [/color][color=blue](all we) [/color]have to do is[color=red] to figure[/color][color=blue] (figuring)[/color] out where we’re going to meet.zh7r#e _1]5w
W: Why don’t we just meet in the library?(]'Ms-YC*B*`
M:[color=red] The[/color][color=blue] (These)[/color] six people in the group will probably make too much noise. How about my dorm room?
9tee'c Nv2S W: There is no enough space. [color=red]Where would we all sit[/color][color=blue] (Where we will seat)[/color]. :g.t@\~G1Y
M: [color=red]Oh, I know[/color] [color=blue](Why no)[/color], the snack bar[color=red] in [/color]the student center. It’s not too crowd in the evening and we [color=red]can[/color] [color=blue](could) [/color]push some tables together.!nK;Y{s;k3w7o
W: That’ll work. I would let everyone know to be there at seven tonight.
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看你考那么多次，就知道你不缺钱，，￥%￥￥#%不像偶，好穷，
~5@;f1l)a 可是，偶人穷志不短。(Horse23

兄弟，我也是很穷的！贷款考的啊。当时比较急赶09fall的。所以考试扎堆了，没有复习透彻，并且基础较差。埃，我很懊悔。现在要奋进。我现在也是穷困潦倒阿。只有考一次的钱了！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！
QXe7nrqZX!? [b][font=Times New Roman]Campus life 12: Buy a book[/font][/b]
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[font=Times New Roman]W: Is that the book for Dr Peterson’s course?[/font]
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-Xy@.M _G6i7I [font=Times New Roman]W: Yeah, yes. I was afraid of that. It seems we didn’t order enough books for that class. You are the seventh person today who [color=red]has come in[/color][color=blue] (is coming) [/color]looking for one.[/font]sQ4Ob:F*@Ofk j
[font=Times New Roman]M: But classes begin on Monday.[/font]
sx%u"js#uU3b5k-X [font=Times New Roman]W: I wouldn’t worry. Dr Peterson [color=red]was[/color] [color=blue](is) [/color]aware of the problem. And we[color=red]’ve[/color] got another shipment of [color=red]books[/color] [color=blue](the book)[/color] coming in before the end of the month.[/font]
k2{n-?A1F [font=Times New Roman]M: Can I reserve [color=red]the[/color][color=blue] (a) [/color]copy?[/font]
^$u)ni5gqe` [font=Times New Roman]W: No problem. Just give me your name and phone number. We’ll call you when the books arrive.[/font]Eo1X8PQoj
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[b][font=Times New Roman]Campus life 13: Parking fine[/font][/b]F5d cU^+U
[font=Times New Roman]M: I’[color=red]ve [/color]got another parking ticket. I don’t understand why?[/font]!ae1jH,U9P.sba `
[font=Times New Roman]W: What color [color=red]the[/color] sticker do you have? [/font]R]
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[font=Times New Roman]M: It’s gold. It’s for this lot.[/font]CI1tET'D/^
[font=Times New Roman]W: Well, where did you park?[/font]f#pMB"A"a*b
[font=Times New Roman]M: Over there, next to that green track.[/font]
]fJl1o'R [font=Times New Roman]W: You are [color=red]right in[/color][color=blue] (riding)[/color] front of the loading [b][i]dock[/i][/b]. That’s where they unload the[color=red] kitchen [/color][color=blue](catching) [/color]supplies.[/font]SJ$D t7d-S}
[font=Times New Roman]M: So what?[/font]

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[font=Times New Roman]W: Come on [color=red]in, Paul[/color], and have a seat. How can I help you?[/font]5@ sGRj
[font=Times New Roman]M: Well. I need to choose my major and I guess I’m not sure what I want to do for my career.[/font](mw5N(f}b
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[font=Times New Roman]W: [color=red]Yes[/color] [color=blue](US[/color]). People in the humanities often do make lower salaries.[/font]
Q P8_Wh7^9s~ Wm PCc [font=Times New Roman]M: Yeah. And I don’t want to be poor, [color=red]so I’m doomed[/color][color=blue] (so I don’t)[/color].[/font]
tm\"^\-r [font=Times New Roman]W: Hem---. I guess you know that a lot of famous philosophers work in other fields, too. In fact, some of them did ground-breaking work.[/font]
&S#?T:Fq4R!B [font=Times New Roman]M: Like [color=red]Aristotle?[/color][/font]-f:eo{#?2e
[font=Times New Roman]W: Um, [color=red]this [/color]([color=blue]He)[/color] is just one example. There were doctors, lawyers, historians, mathematician. Lock for example. He was trained[color=red] to[/color][color=blue] (a)[/color] medicine.[/font]
[.u)],C,X&c/J [font=Times New Roman]M: Yeah. [color=red]But you are talking about geniuses [/color][color=blue](You talk about Jenis)[/color]. I get to [color=red]grades[/color][color=blue] (agree), [/color]but I’m not a [b][i]genius[/i][/b].[/font]0[;ZLb`*L
[font=Times New Roman]W: My point[color=red] is[/color] [color=blue](of this)[/color], you could work in[color=red] a higher[/color][color=blue] (the high)[/color] paid field [color=red]and pursue[/color] [color=blue](in pursuing)[/color] philosophy on the side. It’s not too late for you to declare a double major.[/font]GC1^NbX
[font=Times New Roman]M: But what other fields what I choose?[/font]0m ESB!d [1t
[font=Times New Roman]W: I can help you with that There’s [color=red]a [/color]special test you can take to determine your talents. You can take it now and[color=red] it [/color]only takes an hour. Then we can match [color=red]your[/color][color=blue] (the)[/color] talen[color=red]ts[/color] to a variety of job descriptions and go[color=red] for[/color] [color=blue](from) [/color]them.[/font]fR7U3i D1ZG
[font=Times New Roman]M: Ok. That sounds like a good plan![/font]

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[b][font=Times New Roman]Campus life 15: Part-time job[/font][/b]a/M0_I8it\sRR@
[font=Times New Roman]M: Ms. Preska, I am Tim Louis.[/font]
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IG1WJqRv [font=Times New Roman]M: Yes, I was hoping the library might be able to use me.[/font]
HP+\,B8R [font=Times New Roman]W: We always need some help from work study students. Can you tell me a little about yourself?[/font]7z {8j e,w*q
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[font=Times New Roman]M: Let[color=red]’s [/color]see. I am [color=red]sophomore[/color]. I live off campus and I major in business.[/font]
6N\$C}uG"h5F [font=Times New Roman]W: Fine, what about work[color=red]ing[/color] experience?[/font]:z:GA3XD&H2B3oS@]
[font=Times New Roman]M: I’ve been [color=red]the[/color][color=blue] (a)[/color] life guard for three summers [color=red]at[/color] [color=blue](in)[/color] city [color=red]pool[/color] [color=blue](tour)[/color]. [color=red]Here[/color] [color=blue](When) [/color]on campus I work last year in the cafeteria. This semester I [color=red]am at the computer center[/color] [color=blue](made computer seller) [/color]three evenings a week but I prefer[color=red] the[/color] afternoon job.[/font]
/|*]&tWh,`9zWZ.F [font=Times New Roman]W: We have [color=red]the (an)[/color] opening for someone to[color=red] share books four afternoons a week[/color][color=blue] (show book spot afternoon the week)[/color], a totally 16 hours. [color=red]Will that suit you [/color][color=blue](Would that fit you)[/color]?[/font]7tFs`QP D7K
[font=Times New Roman]M: Perfectly. My courses in next semester all meet in the morning.[/font]"jG0I{6E*N
[font=Times New Roman]W: The job[color=red] is yours [/color][color=blue](due)[/color]V [7iDsP'P[2np X
then. Please [color=red]read through this[/color][color=blue] (withdraw the)[/color] information before you begin. Your first day[color=red] of [/color]work[color=red] wil[/color][color=blue]l (would)[/color]
3GV/x2hv be two weeks from today.[/font]
4}.G Uoa|_6mP [font=Times New Roman]M: Thank you very much,[color=red] I’ll [/color]see you then.[/font]

[b][font=Times New Roman]Campus life 16: Summer plan[/font][/b]
|,S)Ew7_!c5s1| [font=Times New Roman]M: So, where are you going to be this summer?[/font]
_w9\'Eh4jdJgK$P2p [font=Times New Roman]W: I got a part-time job at[color=red] the[/color][color=blue] (a)[/color] gallery in New York. And I’ll be taking a[color=red] joining (drawing,[/color][/font][color=red][font=宋体]感觉这个更合理[/font][/color][font=Times New Roman][color=red])[/color] class at night.[/font]
:e.H%AmEy'n [font=Times New Roman]M: That’s great. You can learn a lot working in an art gallery and there is no place like New York for [color=red]an[/color] inspiring artist. I live[color=red]d[/color] there myself when I was first [color=red]at the college[/color] [color=blue](time college)[/color]. [/font]
'N| `E$Q"WkF3ub [font=Times New Roman]W: I know how lucky I am to have this job. But, to tell you the truth, [color=red]I[b][i] have my heart set on[/i][/b] going out west this summer[/color][color=blue] (I had my heart to say on going our west this summer).[/color][/font]NU5k%[&D#cY
[font=Times New Roman]M: Out west? You mean California.[/font]F3C B"Q z5IK`xGz
[font=Times New Roman]W: No the southwest. The desert [color=red]and [/color]everything.[/font]c.F!y6P b V
[font=Times New Roman]M: Why the desert?[/font]
G F2g0N$P6V(c [font=Times New Roman]W: Well you know. Georgia O’Keeffe is my favorite artist and she did such good work out there.[/font]
QZU`? [font=Times New Roman]M: That’ true. But O’Keeffe didn’t start out in the southwest, you know. She liv[color=red]ed[/color] in New York for years and she did some very impressive pain[color=red]ting[/color]s there. [/font]v%E)~tvVD
[font=Times New Roman]W: I guess you mean the skyscraper series. It’s funny. I never really thought about where she painted them before.[/font]sH_(V$J}ZL
[font=Times New Roman]M: It was New York. And she got a lot out [color=red]of living ther[/color]e[color=blue] (live in them[/color]). She didn’t[color=red] always enjoy it [/color][color=blue](know we enjoy it)[/color]. But [b][i]la[color=red]ter[/color] on[/i][/b] she said[color=red] that[/color] being around so many artists [color=red]that[/color] [color=blue](and)[/color] help her to develop her own artistic vision.[/font] q'n9g{s!o
[font=Times New Roman]W: Tha[color=red]t’s[/color] [color=red]a[/color][color=blue] (the)[/color] new way of looking at the city. Now I [color=red]can[/color] [color=blue](think)[/color] only find [color=red]an[/color] affordable place to live.[/font]

[b][font=Times New Roman]**Campus 17[/font][/b][b][font=宋体]：[/font][font=Times New Roman]Review for a test[/font][/b]
Je9h"\%~ N:In [font=Times New Roman]M[/font][font=宋体]：[/font][font=Times New Roman]Could we stop for a few minutes before we go over to chapter five? I’m gonna need extra [color=red]emerge[/color] [color=blue](energy)[/color] to get through that [color=red]one [/color][color=blue](point)[/color].[/font]
Y.Oz!qDw*kR7K [font=Times New Roman]W: Why? The first four chapters [color=red]went[/color][color=blue] (run[/color]) really fast.[/font]
${GI-LU$d3oY [font=Times New Roman]M[/font][font=宋体]：[/font][font=Times New Roman]I know. But the professor said the test would go up to chapter five and that’s the one I understand least. My notes from that day are [color=red]a [/color][color=blue](all)[/color] messed. [color=red]Circles made of broken lines, the word “GESTALT” in big letters, complete confusion [/color][color=blue](Circles, middle broken lines, the word get storton, big letters complete confusion).[/color][/font].LqL.UEqMTs)OW
[font=Times New Roman]W: Ok, well, let’s start with [color=red]the [/color]broken lines. [color=red]There suppose to be an illustration[/color][color=blue] (There’s supposed to being illustration)[/color] of the principle of closure. The idea[color=red] is [/color]that your brain doesn’t take in information exactly the same way [color=red]as[/color] [color=blue](that)[/color] your eyes see it. I mean it’s not like your eyes are camera and your brain just [color=red]see[/color] [color=blue](pick)[/color] the photographs[color=red] it[/color] [color=blue](they[/color]) take. The[b][i] [color=red]point[/color][/i][/b] is that your brain perceives more than your eyes actually see. [b][i][color=red]Imaging[/color][/i][/b] individual broken lines [color=red]and the shape of the circle[/color] [color=blue](have shape the circle)[/color]. Your brain perceives them to be a circle, even though the shape isn’t complete. Your brain fills in the [color=red]empty[/color] [color=blue](ending)[/color] spaces because [color=red]what it sees is familiar to a complete pattern[/color][color=blue] (it wants to see familiar yet incomplete pattern).[/color] [/font]
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M$SYcg g{ [font=Times New Roman]M[/font][font=宋体]：[/font][font=Times New Roman]Oh, I get it. [color=red]Our brains’ close is based in the circle[/color] [color=blue](Our brains close the spaces in the circle) [/color]----closure. [color=red]So is closure the same thing as GESTALT? [/color][color=blue](So it closures the same thing that can sto.[/color][/font]
T%m;s$d1Bsg [font=Times New Roman][color=blue]W: Well, closure is part of the gistilp)[/color],[/font]:ct,J
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[font=Times New Roman]W: Well, closure is part of[color=red] GESTALT[/color].[color=red] It’s[/color] one of the five principles that try to explain how the brain [color=red]organizes[/color][color=blue] (organized) [/color][color=red]the [/color]information[color=red] it perceives[/color][color=blue] (is perceived)[/color].[/font] I9OXBT&E8Q
[font=Times New Roman]M: Hum. [color=red]Do[/color] you think that the other four principles would be on the test?[/font]{$mjY#of
[font=Times New Roman]W: [color=red]Probably seems they are all in chapter five[/color][color=blue] (Probably be, issues there are all in chapter five)[/color]. We[color=red]’d[/color] better go over all of them.[/font]'o4tlW'oD_4E/q
[font=Times New Roman]M[/font][font=宋体]：[/font][font=Times New Roman]Yeah, I’m sure you’re right. But let’s go [color=red]and[/color] get something to eat before we do the rest, ok? Otherwise, I don’t know my brain will be able to perceive anything.[/font]
*C |C Y4P [font=Times New Roman]W: Sure, let’s go.[/font]
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