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英语四六级美文15篇
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Asthedayofgraduationdrawsnear,collegestudentshavetomakedecisionsabouttheirfuturelife.Whetheronewantstobecomeapostgraduateorlookforajoblargelydependsonone'spersonalinterests.
Forthosewhoareeagertobecomeeconomicallyindependentandtoputintopracticewhattheyhavelearnedincollege,takingajobwillbebothsatisfyingandrewarding.Foryears,theyhavebeenusingtheirparents'moneytosupporttheireducation--andnotwithoutasenseofguilt.Moreover,atmanytimesduringtheirstudy,theymusthavebeenembarrassedbythelackofmoneyortheguiltyfeelingofspendingtheirparents'moneyon"luxuries".Gettingestablishedasabread-winneraftergraduationistheirmaindesire.
Those,whowanttotakeadvantageofthefavorableconditionsincollege,however,willtrytoenrollingraduateprograms.Forthem,aMaster'sdegreeorevenaDoctoraldegreerepresentsamuchmoreambitiousgoalthanabachelor'sdegree.Inthesameway,theirlifetimesuccessandinterestliesmoreinacademicachievementsthaninmakingmoney.
AsfarasIamconcerned,gettingahigherdegreehaslongbeenmydream.ThisisbasedonmybeliefthatIshoulddomoreresearchandlearnmorewhileIamstillyoung.
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Therehasbeenadramaticincreaseintheaveragenumberofhourscollegestudentsspendonthecomputereveryweek.Accordingtoreliablestatistics,in1990,studentsspentanaverageofonly2hoursaweekonthecomputer,whilethenumberincreasedto20hoursbytheyear2005.
Whathascausedsuchanincrease?
First,computersarenowwidelyusedinoursociety,especiallyinuniversities.Nowadays,computersareusedtowrite,read,calculateandevenplaygames.Secondly,withinashortspaceoftime,computershavebecomemuchcheaper.Intheearly90s,a286wouldcostover35,000RMB.Now,youcanbuyaPentiumIVforonlyseveralthousandyuan.
Itiscertainlyagoodphenomenonthatmorestudentsaremakinguseofcomputersintheirstudies.However,therearestillsomeproblemsthatshouldconcernus.First,manystudentsusecomputersonlytoplaygamesorchatontheInternet.Spendinglonghourssittingatthecomputerisbadforone'shealthandcanalsoaffectsone'sstudy.Second,studentsmaybecometoodependentoncomputersandforgettolearnbasicskills.Whenaskedtowritecompositionsduringatest,somestudentscomplainthattheycannotconcentrateiftheyarenotfacingacomputerandtypingtheircompositionsout.
Weshouldpaymoreattentiontotheseproblemsandtrytosolvethemsothatcomputerswillserveusbetter
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Asisknowntoall,wasteoncampushasbecomeamoreandmoreseriousproblem.Weseemanystudentsdumpingalotoffoodintothegarbagecan.Somestudentsspendthousandsofyuanbuyingfashionableclothes,cosmeticsandsoon.
Thenegativeeffectsofwastecanbeseeninthefollowingrespects:
Inthefirstplace,itmakessomestudentsdependontheirparentsformoney,whichisharmfultotheirdevelopment.Iftheydon'tlearntosupportthemselves,theywillbeatadisadvantagewhentheygraduate.Inthesecondplace,itisnoteasyforourparentstoarrangeourschooling.Lastbutnotleastimportantly,thereisnodenyingthefactthatourcountryisstillpoor.Therearemanypeoplewhocannotgotouniversityandmanypoorpeoplestillneedourhelp.
AsfarasIamconcerned,Ishouldsetagoodexampletoreducewasteoncampus.Firstofall,Iwillrefrainfromwastinganything,fromfoodtostationery.What'smore,I'mdeterminedtocallonmoreschoolmatestofightagainstwaste.Onlythroughthesemeasurescanwehopetoreducewasteoncampus.
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Nowadays,inanevermorecompetitivejobmarket,boththeemployerandtheapplicantattachgreatimportancetothejobinterview.Theinterview,sotospeak,hasbecomeindispensableforgettingasatisfactoryjob.
Ontheonehand,theinterviewercantakeadvantageoftheoccasiontolearnaboutthecandidates,suchastheirworkexperience,educationandtheirpersonalities,soastopickouttherightcandidatesforthecompany.Ontheotherhand,theintervieweecanmakeuseoftheopportunitytogettoknowthejobheorsheisgoingtotakeup,thecredibilityofthefirmandtheworkingconditions.
Essentialasitis,thejobinterviewhasnothingtobeafraidof.Wellbegun,halfdone.Anexcellentperformanceintheinterviewwillenablethewould-beemployeetosecurethejob.Buthowcanonesucceedinit?
Firstofall,theintervieweehastopayattentiontohisorherappearance.Thoughwecanneverjudgeapersonbyhisappearance,thefirstimpressionisalwayswherewestart.Secondly,goodmannersareequallyimportant.Theintervieweemustdemonstratehisaptitudeandskillsforthejobandknowledgeaboutjob-relatedareas;hemustexpresshimselfclearlyandconfidently.Lastbutnotleast,theintervieweeoughttobehonestabouthisorherpersonalaswellasacademicbackground,forhonestyisthebestpolicy.
Tosumup,thejobinterviewisindeedimportant.Rememberthatthereisnoneedtobenervous.Iftheintervieweehasmadefullpreparationsforitandgivenafairlyconfidentandhonestperformance,hisorhersuccesscanbeensured.
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Todaymoreandmorepiratedbooksareseenonthemarket.It'sdifficulttofindaplaceuntouchedbythepresenceofpiratedbooks.Occasionally,thesellersandpiratesarepunishedseverely,butthenumberofpiratedbooksisstillontherise.
Therearetwomainreasonsfortheprevalenceofpiratedbooks.Firstly,withthedevelopmentofsociety,manypeoplehaverealizedtheimportantroleofknowledge,whichmainlycomesfrombooks.Therefore,quiteanumberofreaders--especiallypeopleonlowincomes--areinterestedinpiratedbooksforthesakeoftheirlowprices.What'smore,someprofiteers,regardlessoftheconcernsofpublishinghouses,riskmakingandsellingpiratedbookssoastomakeafortune.
AsfarasIamconcerned,Iamextremelydisgustedwiththepiratedbooksbecausethattherearemanymistakesinthem.Althoughtheyaremuchcheaper,there'snodenyingthatmostofthemareprintedbadly.It'sreallyhightimethatwestrengthenedcontrolsandmanagementinordertoeliminatepiratedbooks.
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Withtherapidpaceofeconomicdevelopment,counterfeitproductsareprevalentinChina.Ontheonehand,someprofiteers,regardlessofpeople'sinterestandhealth,aretryingallmeanstomakeafortune;theyjusttakerisksmakingandsellingfake,andpoor-qualityproducts.Ontheotherhand,thepunishmentsarenotsevereenoughtodetertheviolators.Asaresult,marketsareswarmingwithfakefoodstuff,fakeclothing,andevenmedicine.
Fakecommoditiesareextremelyharmfultocustomersaswellastosocietygenerally.Forinstance,somepeopledreamingofbecomingrichovernightmadefakemedicines,whichresultedinthelossofmanylives,causinggreatsufferingtovictims.Theincidenthadaterribleinfluenceonthecustomers.Thefearoffakecommoditiesisplungingpeopleintoworry,confusionandpanic;theyhavenosenseofsafety.Peopleevendarenotbuygenuineproductsofcarryingthegenuinebrand.Thishascausedagreatlosstotheproductionandsalesofgenuineproducts.
Itisreallyhightimethatourgovernmenttooksomemeasurestopreventtheproductionandsaleoffakeproducts.Anyonewhoproducesorsellstheseproductsshouldbeseverelypunished.Besides,customersshouldbeeducatedabouthowtodistinguishfakegoodsandhowtoprotectthemselves.Onlyinthiswaycanweestablishahealthymarketandenjoygoodsocialorder.
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Nowadaysadvertisementsareverycommon.YoucanseeallkindsofadvertisementsonTV.Somepeoplefeelthatadvertisementsaregenerallyhelpful,yetothersthinkthemharmful.Sinceeverythinghastwosides,advertisementshavebothadvantagesanddisadvantages.
Theharmfuleffectsofadvertisingareobvious.WhenyouareenjoyingverybeautifulmusiconTV,acommercialsuddenlydisturbsyou.Youareforcedtowatchtheadvertisementunlessyouchangethechannelorleavetheroom.Furthermore,someadvertisementsarefilledwithflowerywordsandemptypromises,andpeopleareeasilymisledandcheated.
Ingeneral,however,advertisingisofgreatbenefittosocietyandindividuals.Whenwegoshopping,wemayuseittocompareprices,features,andthequalityofproductswewanttobuy.Withadvertisements,peoplecansavealotoftimeinlookingforjobs,etc.
Allinall,theharmfuleffectsandthehelpfuleffectsofadvertisementsarecoexistent,andweshouldnotignorethemjustbecauseoftheirdisadvantages.
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CurrentlythereiswidespreadconcerninChinaoverthewidegapbetweentherichandthepoor.Wearesurprisedtolearnthatapopsingercanmakeoverahundredthousandyuanforoneperformanceovernight,whileitmaytakeanaveragefarmeralifetimetoearnthatmuch.
Thecauseliesinthreeaspects.First,thegapistheresultofeconomicreform.Someseizetheopportunitiesandbecomemillionairesbyworkinghard.Meanwhiletheslowdevelopmentinagriculturehindersfarmersfromraisingtheirlivingstandardsandtheclosingofmanystate-ownedenterprisesresultsinunemployment,andpeoplebecomepoverty-stricken.Second,thecurrentdistributionofincomeisnotscientificandreasonable,thuswideningincomedifferences.Third,whilemostmakemoneyhonestly,therearesomedishonestbusinessmenandgovernmentagentswhohaveaccumulatedlargefortunesinillegalways.
Tonarrowthegap,thegovernmentshouldtakeeffectiveactiontohelpthepoor,andmeanwhilestrictlyenforcelawstoeliminatecorruptioningovernment.Furthermore,reformonincomedistributionshouldbecar