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sgreat!
Cometomyofficeinabout10minutes.Bytheway,youlookdifferent.Haveyoudonesomethingwithyourhair?
twegettogetherforlunchtomorrow?
Terry:
Oh,I'
msorry,butI'
mbusyallweek.
Toobad.Well,then,howabouthavinglunchwithmenextweek?
AnydaybutWednesdayisgoodforme.
HowaboutTuesday?
Sure.NextTuesdayisfine.Let'
ssay12:
30.OK?
Great.Tuesdayat12:
30isfine.
HowaboutgoingtothemoviesThursdaynight?
Lynn:
Sorry.Ican'
t.ItakeawritingclassonThursdaynight.
Oh,Iforgotaboutthat.
twegoonFriday?
Fridayisfine.I'
llcallyouonThursday,OK?
OK.Thatsoundsgreat.
Goodevening,everybody.Iseveryonehere?
OK.Good.Now,tonight,we'
regoingtotalkabouttheonethingyouneedtocreatethebestnewsstories.Doyouknowwhatthatis?
No,I'
mnottalkingaboutluck!
Thethingthatcreatesgoodnewsstoriesiscuriosity--yourowncuriosity.Curiosityistheengine,thepowerforthestory.Curiositywillhelpyoucomeupwithgoodquestions.
Now,remember,firstyouhavetostartwiththefiveclassicjournalisticquestions--youknow,who,what,when,where,andwhy.Right?
We'
vetalkedaboutthesealot.Butthesequestionsarejustforstarters.They'
reusefulquestions,butthey'
renotsufficientbythemselves.Youhavetoexpandonthem.Youhavetogetintoprobingquestions.Forexample,Whoelseknowsthat?
Whatdoyouthinkaboutthis?
Whendidyoufirstfindoutaboutthis?
Wheredidyougetyourinformation?
Whydoyoucareaboutthis?
Thesearethekindsofquestionsthatwillshapeyourstory.Andyouneedtodevelopthiskindofcuriosityforeverystoryyouworkon.
restlessadj.unabletokeepstill,especiallybecauseyouareimpatient,anxious,orbored
Thepresident'
sspeechwassoboringthattheaudiencewasgettingrestless.
retirev.tostopworking,usuallybecauseofoldage
IntheU.S.,mostworkersretirebetweentheagesof65and70.
schedulen.aplanofwhatsomeoneisgoingtodoandwhentheyaregoingtodoit
What'
syourschedulelikenextweek?
Doyouhavetimetohavelunchwithme?
senseofhumorcollocationtheabilitytounderstandorenjoythingsthatarefunny,ortomakepeoplelaugh
Makikohasnosenseofhumor--sheneverlaughsatmyjokes!
workaholicn.INFORMALsomeonewhoworksmuchmorethanotherpeople,andwhodoesnothavetimetodoanythingelse.
You'
resuchaworkaholic!
Insteadofbringingworkhomefromtheofficethisweekend,can'
twepleasegotoamovie?
balancen.astateinwhichdifferentthingshavetherightamountofimportanceorinfluenceinrelationtoeachother
It'
shardtofindabalancebetweenworkandplaywhenyouwanttoadvanceinyourcareer.
flexibleadj.aperson,plan,etc.,thatcanchangeorbechangedeasilytosuitanynewsituation
Myworkscheduleisveryflexible:
Icanstartanytimebetween7:
00and11:
00,aslongasIwork35hoursaweek.
irritableadj.easilyannoyedormadeangry
Goodness,you'
reirritablethismorning!
Didn'
tyousleepwell?
overcomev.tosucceedincontrollingafeelingorproblem
Itwasn'
teasy,butIfinallyovercamemyfearofspeakinginpublic.
productiveadj.doingorachievingalot
Awell-designedofficecanmakeyourstaffmoreproductive.
GetaLife!
Saraisajuniorpartneratherlawfirm.Sheworks80hoursaweek"
justtokeepup."
Stanisafinancialplanner.Heworks60-hourweeksbecausehewantstoretirewhenheis35.SaraandStanareworkingmorehourseachyear,andspendinglesstimewiththeirfamilies.SaraandStanarelikemanypeoplearoundtheworld.Theyareworkaholics.
Couldyoubeaworkaholic?
Answerthesequestions:
Doyougettoworkorschoolearlierandleavelaterthanyoudidayearago?
Doyouoftencatchcoldsandhavebackaches,stomachaches,orheadaches?
Doyoutakeshortvacations,ornoneatall?
Doyouthinkaboutworkwhenyou'
renotatwork?
Isyourcareeroryourschoolworkallyouthinkabout?
Haveyoulostyoursenseofhumor?
Doyoufeelrestlessandirritablewhenyou'
renotworkingorstudying?
Doyouwakeupfeelingtired,evenafterafullnight'
ssleep?
Ifyouanswered"
yes"
tomorethanfourquestions,youmaybeaworkaholic.Manyexpertsbelievethebestwaytoovercomeworkaholismistohaveahealthybalancebetweenworkandplay.Somecompaniesaretryingtohelpemployeesbalancetheirlivesbyprovidingbenefitslikeflexibleworkschedules,familyleaveforemployeeswhoarenewparents,andon-sitedaycareforchildren.Theseemployersknowthatabalancedliferesultsinahappier,healthier,moreproductiveemployee.
REVIEWQUIZANSWER
1.AmythinksTaliaisc.hardworking.
2.Taliawantstobeaa.reporter.
3.Amytriestob.jokewithTalia.
1.WhatdoesAmywantTaliatodo?
a.gotoaparty
2.WhatisTaliaworkingonwhenTonycomesin?
c.Sheisresearchinginformation.
3.WhydoesTonywanttotalktoTalia?
c.Hewantshertoworkonanewproject.
4.WhatdoesTonysayabouthowTalialooks?
a.Herhairlooksdifferent.
1.Thelecturersaysthatagoodreportershouldbe_________.
c.curious
2.Thelecturersaysthatreportersshouldask__________.
a.probingquestions
3.Theclassicquestionsare__________.
a."
Who?
"
"
What?
When?
Where?
and"
Why?
A.2:
BreakingNews
Someonesentusthistape.Thisisincredible.Whatashame.
What'
sashame?
HaveyoueverheardofNickCrawford,thesoccerplayer?
He'
sthestarforwardonournationalteam.
Ofcourse.Everyone'
sheardofhim,Ithink.
Well,apparentlythisconversationtookplaceawhileago:
NickCrawfordtalksabouthowheneedsmoney.
snotbignews.There'
sarumorthathe'
sfallenintodebtlately.I'
veheardallsortsofgossipaboutthat.
Yes,but,itgetsevenmoreinteresting.Alsoonthetape,awomanoffershim50thousanddollars.
Whatfor?
Tositoutthefirstroundqualifyingmatch.Remember?
NickCrawfordhadaninjuryandcouldn'
tplayinthatgame?
Sure,Iremember.Welostthatmatchandifweloseagainwemightbeeliminated.
Exactly.Thenextqualifyingroundiscomingup.Ifthistapeisreal,NickCrawfordwillbehistory.
Youmean,hewon'
tgettoplayinthenextmatch?
Exactly.Andwithouthim,we'
llprobablyloseagain.
Wow!
Arealscandal!
Isthetapeforreal?
Talia,that'
syourjobnow.Findoutifthetapeisauthentic.Andyou'
dbetterfindoutfast.
OK.I'
llgetthistapetoanexpert.
Ifwecan,we'
llrunthetapeontonight'
sbroadcast--beforethecompetitionhearsaboutit.Infact,theymayalreadyhaveacopyofthistape.
Speakingofcopies,weoughttomakeacopyofthis.Weshouldn'
tgiveawayouronlyone.
Goodthinking.Amy...handlethiswithcare.
Absolutely!
Seeyoulater.I'
mgoingtocalltheaudiodepartment.Theycangivemethenameofanexpert.
Tellthemweneedsomeonefast.
monit.
Isthereaproblem?
Notexactly.I'
lldoit.It'
sjustthat...IknowNickCrawford.
Youdo?
Yes.Wewenttocollegetogether.It'
shardtobelievehewoulddosomethinglikethis.
Well,wakeupandsmellthecoffee,Talia!
sabigstar.He'
sbeenastaronthenationalteamforfouryearsnow.Peopledocrazythingswhentheygetfamous.
Ijustcan'
tbelieveit.NickCrawfordtakingabribe?
Listen,Talia.You'
resmart.You'
reagoodresearcher,andoneday--Ihope--you'
llbeagreatreporter.Butdon'
tletyouremotionsgetinthewayofyourwork.Ifyoudo,I'
llhavetofindsomeoneelsetoworkonthisstory.
IjustsawJeanetteKeating'
snewmovielastnight.
Kim:
Guesswhat?
sleavingthemoviebusiness!
Areyouserious?
Yes!
Apparently,she'
sreallyexhaustedandneedsarest.
Idon'
tbelieveit!
sshegoingtodonow?
There'
sarumorthatshe'
sbuyingafarminAustralia.
Listentothis!
Joanna'
sroommateismovingoutofherapartment!
Lee:
You'
rekidding!
Ireallyneedanewplacetolive!
Shehasn'
tfoundanewroommateyet.
stherentlike?
Ihearit'
sreallylow!
sincredible!
mgoingtoaskJoannaaboutthisrightaway!
InthespotlightonthisTVminuteisLanceArmstrong,"
theGoldenBoyofCycling."
LanceArmstrongwasbornonSeptember18,1971inasmallTexastown.Fromearlyon,itwasclearthathewasanaturalathlete.In1984,atage13,Lancewonanationaltriathlon,excellingatrunning,swimming,andbicycling.By1987,whilehewasstillinhighschool,Lancehadturnedprofessional.Hedecidedtofocusexclusivelyonbicycling,saying,"
Iwasborntoracebikes."
Between1988and1996,Armstrongwonnumerousinternationalraces.InJanuary1996hewasthetop-rankedcyclistintheworld.Then,duringaraceinOctoberofthatyear,Armstrongfelloffhisbikeinexcruciatingpain.Theydiscoveredthathehadcancer,whichhadspreadtohislungs