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新标准大学英语视听说教程2听力原文
新标准大学英语视听说教程
Unit1Collegeculture
Insideview
Conversation1
....2听力原文
Janet：
Sothis
punting!
Itlooks
quiteeasy.
istheCherwellBoathouse–it’slovely!
Andlookatthosepeople
Mark：
I’mnotsosure
aboutthat!
Janet,there
’ssomethingKateandIwanted
to
discusswithyou.
Somepeopleincollegeareorganizingcharityeventsthisterm.Wegetinvolved.
’vedecidedto
Janet：
Raisingmoneyforcharity?
Right.
InChina,peopleraise
moneyfor
charity
butstudents
don’tusuallydothat.
Mark：
Studentsoftendothathere.Anyway,we’rethinking
ofdoingsponsoredpunting.
Janet：
Sponsoredpunting!
What
’sthat?
Kate：
SponsoringiswhenpeoplepayyoutodosomethingSopeople
wouldbesponsoringstudentstopunt.
Janet：
Whatagreatidea!
I
’dlovetojoinyou!
–like
runalongdistance.
Mark：
That’swhywe’retelling
youaboutit.
Sothat’sdecidedthen.Let’smake
alistofthings
weneedtodo.
Kate：
I’lldothat.Oneofthefirstthingsweshoulddoischoosethecharity.
Mark：
Yes.Andchooseadayfortheevent.Andweneedtodesignthesponsorship
form.I
’vegot
onehere.
Kate：
Thatlooksfine,butwemustchangethewording.Whowantstodothat?
....
....
Mark：
I’lldothat.Whathavewegotsofar?
Kate：
Chooseacharity.Alsoadayfortheevent.Changethewordingonthesponsorshipform
…Um…Wehavetodecidewherethepuntwillstartfrom.
Mark：
CherwellBoathouse,noquestion!
It'saverybeautifulroutefromhere,
apparently.Kate
Janet：
Metoo…Conversation2
：
I’mwithyouonthat.
Janet：
I’mnotusedtoboats
–Woah!
Mark：
Whoops!
Kate：
Watchout!
Younearlyhitmewiththatthing!
Mark：
Sorry!
Ididn
’tmeanto.
…OK,we’reoff!
Kate：
MaybeIshoulddothepunting.
Mark：
It’sfine.I
’vegotthehangofitnow
–givemeachance.
Kate：
Well,I
’dliketohaveago.
Mark：
SupposingIdothefirsthour.Thenyoucantakeoverforawhile,ifyou
wantto.Kate
：
Yes,great.
Janet：
You’rereally
goodatit,
Mark!
Thisisfantastic!
It’sexactly
howIimagined
life
here!
LookoverthereKate：
Yes,itis.
…
Janet：
Kate,everything
money?
–isn’titlovely!
’sorganized,isn
’tit,forcollectingthesponsorship
Kate：
Yes,I’vearrangedforpeopletogetthemoneytomebynextFridaytheyhaven’tpaid
–if
online.I
’llcountitallup.
....
....
Janet：
Good.We’dbetterhaveameetingsoonafterthat,donmuchhavewe
raised?
Kate：
About600.
’tyouthink?
How
Janet：
Fantastic!
I
Mark：
Heyguys,I
wecanhaveour
’msoenjoyingthis!
’vegotasuggestion
–howaboutmovingovertothebankand
picnic!
Hey,look,there
Mark：
Whoo…
Girls：
Mark!
Janet：
Areyouallright?
Mark：
Er…OfcourseI
’sLouiseandSophie!
’mallright.Kate,Ithinkit
’syourturntopunt!
Outsideview
V/O（画外音）
HarvardUniversityinCambridgeisoneofthebestuniversitiesintheworld.We
spoketoAlexJude,theuniversity
’sHeadofCommunications.Heexplainedthat
Harvardlooksforthebestandmosttalentedstudentsfromaroundtheworld.Alex
Harvardactuallyseeksstudentsfromaroundtheworld,thebeststudentsthatwe
canfind,
tostudychemistry,
orstudyliterature,
orstudygovernment,orbusiness.
Ourbusinessschoolisparticularly
well-known
aroundtheworld,
asisthemedical
schoolandlawschool,so,um,and,andtheKennedySchoolofgovernment,forthe
JohnF.KennedySchoolofGovernment,so,er,wedoseekvery,
verytalented
students
andwehaveopendoorsforthem.
V/O（画外音）
WeaskedfivestudentsatHarvardtotelluswhatkindofsociallifetheyhave.Ashley
Um,wellrelaxing
isalittle
hardtodoaroundhere,butbasically,
Imean,Istill,
....
....
I,Ilivenearbyanyway,soIseealotofmyfriends,and
sociallifehereifyoulookforit.Igotothegym,run.SothatAdam
…Um,there’sagood’swhatIdo.
Itiswhateveryouwantit
tobe.It’sgood.Ifyouwannagooutparty,
doanything
youcan.Ifyouwannasit
inyourroomandstudyall
night
like
myfriend
overhere,
youcanalsodothat.Brian
Socially,
like
yousaid,
it’s,it’salot
ofwhatyoumakeit.
Um,wedon’thave
fraternities
here,andso,youknow,that’s,it’sobviously
notassocial.
There’
snotasmanypartiesastherewouldbeonanothercampus.Um,butonaFridayor
Saturdaynight,
there,
there,
therewill
beaparty.
Usuallyweendupstudying
until
about10o’clock.Andthenwe,andthenwe
’llgooutandhavefunmaybe,orjust
watchamoviewithfriends,
or,youknow,whateverisgoingonforthenight.
Jodie
Noteveryonewouldagreewithme,obviously,butittobe.
Interviewer:
Haveyoumadealotoffriends?
Jodie:
Oh,definitely.
Interview.
：
Mm.
Jodie:
Many.
Interviewer:
What,whatdoyoudowithyourfriends?
’s,Ithinkit
’safunplace
Jodie:
Um,well,Iliketogotoconcerts.I
’minthreemusicgroups,soIhave
lotsofrehearsals
duringtheweekforthat.Um,justdo,youknow,somefunthings,ontheweekend.V/O（画外音）
WeaskedtheHarvardstudentsiftheyusetheInternet.
Ashley:
Um,I,Iuseitafairlygoodamount.Um,ourlibrarysystemisonline,soIusethatalot.
Andalotofmyclasses,youknow,havetodoresearchpapers.Youcanfindalotofinformationonthere,so.
Interviewer:
Sohowoftendoyouuseit,aweek,aday?
....
....
Ashley:
Um,Iuseitprobablyonmoreofaweeklybasis.Maybethreeorfourtimesaweek.
Brian:
Ohyes,definitely.WelivethroughtheInternetactually.Well,Idoalot
ofresearch
throughtheInternet,followmystocksontheInternet.Um,well,eventhoughis
notofficially
Internet,
we,that’showwecommunicatealotatcollege,
so,through
the.
John:
Um,Iusetheinternetmostlyfor,er,I
Imean,Iplay,um,Iuseitforalotof,Idon
’dsay,sortofleisurepurposes.’t,wedon’thaveTVinmyroom,
soIuseit,uh,uh,gototheCNNwebsite,keepuponcurrentevents,thingslike
that.
Uh,Ialso,
uh,youknow,there’ssomelittle
gamestoplayovertheInternet.
Um,just
um,Igotoespn.toseewhat’shappening,follow
theBostonRedSox,things
like
that.
Um,Ithink
alot
ofcoursesuseit
topostthings,
butI,Idon’tusually
useitthatmuchforresearch,
orthings.
Itendtousethelibraries
forsuchthings,
so.
Listeningin
Passage1
Voice-over
Hi,I’mNickCarter,
andthisisSUR,youruniversity
radiostation.Thismorning
wewentaroundcampustoaskfreshers
–nowhalf-waythroughtheirfirstyear
–
thequestion,
Speaker1
―Howareyoufindinguni?
‖Herearesomeoftheanswerswegot.
It’scool.It
’severythingIhopeditwouldbe.I
’mveryambitious,Iwantto
beajournalist
andIwanttogettothetopoftheprofession.
I’vestarted
writing
fortheuniversitynewspapersoISpeaker2
’vegotmyfootontheladderalready.
I’mworkinghardandtheteachingisasgoodasIexpected.AndI
’vemadesome
goodfriends.ButI
’mveryhomesick.I
’mNigerianandmyfamily
’ssofaraway.
IwenthomeatChristmasforamonth–that
really
helped,butman,Imissmyfamily
somuch.
Speaker3
....
....
“HowamIfindinguni?
‖It’sgreat.It
’snotperfect,nothingis,but,like,
I’vegotabrilliant
sociallife,justbrilliant,andI
’vemadelots
offriends.
ForthefirstfewmonthsIjustdidn
’tdo,reallyenoughwork.ButI
–Italked
aboutitwithmyparentsandISpeaker4
’mworkinghardernowandgettinggoodgrades.
Actually,
I’vebeenquitelonelytobehonest.I’mabitshy…everyone
elseseemed
tofinditsoeasytomakefriends
straight
away.Butthings
havebeenbetter
recently
–yeah,
theyhave.I’vejoined
acoupleofclubsandlike,
itreally
helpstoget
toknowpeoplewhenyouhavesharedinterests.now.
Speaker5
So,yeah–I’mfeeling
alothappier
Uni’sgreat,
Iloveit.
Myonlyproblem–andit’squite
abigproblem–ismoney.
Myparentsarebothunemployedso,youknow,theycan
’thelpmefinancially.My
grantjustisn’t–it’sjust
notenoughformetolive
on,soI’vetakenapart-time
jobasawaitress
–alotofpeopleIknow,likealot,havehadtodothesame.
Idon’twanttohavehugedebtsattheend.Speaker6
Ilovemysubject,History,and
I’m,I’mgettingfantasticteachinghere.Iwant
tobeauniversity
lecturer
andthatmeansIhavetogetafirst.
Ihaveagoodsocial
lifebutworkdefinitelycomesfirstforme.Passage2
OxfordandCambridge
–twouniversitiessosimilarthattheyareoftenspokenof
togetheras
“Oxbridge‖.They’rebothintheUK,fairlynearLondon,andboth
regularlycometopinanyrankingoftheworld
’sbestuniversities.
Thetwouniversitiesbeganwithinacenturyofeachother.OxfordUniversity,now
900yearsold,wasfoundedtowardstheendofthe11thcentury.In1209therewas
adisputebetweentheuniversityandthetownspeopleofOxford.Asaresult,some
oftheOxfordteachers
left
andfoundedauniversity
inthetownofCambridge,some
84milesaway.Eversincethen,thetwoinstitutionshavebeenverycompetitive.
Unlikemostmodernuniversities,
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