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大学辅导报

HealtheWorld

拯救世界

ByMichaelJackson

There'saplaceinyourheart

AndIknowthatitislove

Andthisplacecouldbemuchbrighterthantomorrow

Andifyoureallytry,you'llfindthere'snoneedtocry

Inthisplaceyou'llfeelthere'snohurtorsorrow

Therearewaystogetthere

Ifyoucareenoughfortheliving

Makealittlespace,makeabetterplace...

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Healtheworld,makeitabetterplace

Foryouandformeandtheentirehumanrace

Therearepeopledying

Ifyoucareenoughfortheliving

Makeabetterplaceforyouandforme

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Ifyouwanttoknowwhythere'salovethatcannotlie

Loveisstrong,itonlycaresofjoyfulgiving

Ifwetry,weshallsee

Inthisbliss,wecannotfeelfearordread

Westopexistingandstartliving

Thenitfeelsthatalways

Love'senoughforusgrowing

Somakeabetterworld,makeabetterworld

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重复

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Andthedreamwewereconceivedin

Willrevealajoyfulface

Andtheworldweoncebelievedin

Willshineagainingrace

Thenwhydowekeepstranglinglife

Woundthisearth,Crucifyitssoul

Thoughit'splaintosee,thisworldisheavenlybeGod'sglow

Wecouldflysohigh,letourspiritsneverdie

InmyheartIfeelyouareallmybrothers

Createaworldwithnofear,togetherwe’llcryhappytears

Seethenationsturntheirswordsintoplowshares

Wecouldreallygetthere

Ifyoucareenoughfortheliving

Makealittlespace,tomakeabetterplace...

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重复×3

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Youandforme

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TipsforCollegeFreelancers

致校园自由职业者的建议

I’veattendedquiteafewhighschoolgraduationpartiesoverthepastcoupleofweeks.Duringallthoseparties,I’vegottenpulledasideseveraltimesbysoon-to-becollegefreshmenwhowanttoknowiftheycanfreelancewhileattendingcollege.ConsideringIdidexactlythat,Ithinkfreelancingwhileincollegecanbeagoodwaytobringinsomemoney,aslongasyouarepreparedtohandlebothyourcommitmentstoyourstudiesandyourcommitmentstoyourclients.Thereareafewstepsyoucantaketomakethewholesituationeasier.

1.SpendSpareTimeLayingGroundwork

It’srarethatafreelancerstartsoutwithevenafewregularclients.Thesituationismadeevenmorecomplexbythefactthatmostrecentgraduatesdon’thaveabigportfolioofworktoshowofftopotentialclients.Sotakeadvantageofsometimetolayyourgroundwork:

◎Getawebsitebuiltup

◎Puttogethersomegreatportfoliopieces—evenifyouhavetovolunteertogetthem

◎Learnaboutthebusinesssideoffreelancing,likebook-keeping

◎Workonmarketingyourselftoclients

2.MakeYourScheduleaPriority

Nomatterhowyoukeeptrackoftimespentonclientprojects,youneedonecalendarwithboththeimportantdatesforyourclassesandyourclientslisted.WhenIwasincollege,IwouldsitdownwiththesyllabusforeachclassandaddittothecalendarwhereIkepttrackofclientduedates.Havingallthatinformationinoneplacemadeitmucheasiertoavoidschedulingaclient’sprojectontopofthestudytimeforabigexam.

3.GetYourOwnEquipment

Morethanafewcollegecampusestalkupthetechnologytheymakeavailableoncampus,likelabsfullofbrandnewMacsloadedwiththelatestversionofAdobeCreativeSuite.Whilethatmaysoundlikejusttheticketforturningoutgreatworkforyourclients,it’simportantthatyoukeepanythingnotschoolrelatedoffthosecomputers.Mostschoolsactuallyhavepoliciesinplacestatingthattheycangetacutofanypayingworkdoneontheircomputersandwhowantstogiveupanyoftheirincome?

4.TrytoKeepYourStudentStatusoutofIt

Whencompaniesknowthatthey’redealingwithfreelancerswhohappentobeincollege,theyoftenexpectlowerprices,nomatterthequalityofthatfreelancer’sportfolio.Evenworse,somecompanieswillhesitatetohireastudentbecauseofconcernsthatheorshejustisn’tqualifiedforthejob.It’sgenerallynotworthyourwhiletomentionthatyou’reastudent—andtrytoavoidputtingthatfactonyourwebsiteoranyotherpromotionalmaterialsyouhandout.

AnInterviewwithWentworthMiller

LuYu:

Pleasetakeaseat.Well,bytheirreactionIguessIdon’thavetotellyouhowpopularyouareinChina.

WentworthMiller:

Yes,yes.I’vebeentoldwehaveafairlybigfanbasehere.

LuYu:

Ahuge.Well,IknowthisisyourthirdtriptoChina.

WentworthMiller:

Yes,that’sright.

LuYu:

DoyougettowalkaroundalittlebitinBeijingandShanghai?

WentworthMiller:

Ihave.Um,allthreetimesI’vecome...it’sbeenforwork,sothat’stakenpriority.ButIalwaysmakesurethatforeverydayofpressandpublicityIhaveonedayforseeingthesightsandexploringasmuchasIcaninthatlimitedtime,whatShanghaiandBeijinghavetooffer.

LuYu:

Ifyouhavethetime,wheredoyouwanttogo?

WentworthMiller:

Uh,I’vebeentotheGreatWall.

LuYu:

Oh,really?

WentworthMiller:

AndI’ddearlyliketogoback.There’sjustsomethingsoextraordinaryaboutstandingonamonument.Somethingbuiltbymanthatcanalsobeseenfromspace.Ithinkthat’skindofincredible.

LuYu:

Didyougetontothetop?

WentworthMiller:

Isuredid.Anditwassteep,actually.IwasreallysurprisedandIwashuffingandpuffing,buttheselittleoldwomenwerekindofscootingbyme,andIwassortofembarrassed;IfeltlikeIhadtoworktokeepup.

LuYu:

Iwasjustwondering,whatkindofboywereyouwhenyouwereverylittleinschool?

Wereyouapopularboy?

WentworthMiller:

Iwasn’tparticularlypopular...Ididalotof...

LuYu:

Idon’tbelieveyou,somehow.

WentworthMiller:

Iparticipatedinalotofextra-curricularactivities.Iwasaswimmer,Iwasonthenewspaper,Iwasontheyearbook;um,Ididplays,ofcourse,Isanginthechorus.Um,soIwasfairlywell-known,Iknewalotofpeople,butIwasn’tnecessarilyclosetomanypeople.Um,myparentswereverystrict,verytraditionalandconservative,sowhenIcamehomefromschoolIwasexpectedtositdownforfourandfivehourstodomyhomework.

LuYu:

Fourandfivehours?

WentworthMiller:

Howeverlongittook.Um,andwhileIwasdoingmyhomework,Icouldonlylistentocertainkindsofmusic.Likeclassical,forexample.BecausetheythoughtifIlistenedtopopwhileIwasdoinghomework,I’dbedistracted.So,Ikindofgrewupdevelopingatasteforclassicalmusicwithoutrealizingit.Itbecamekindofanecessarybackgroundforme;somethingthatautomaticallyputsmeatease,putsmeinakindofmeditativemood.

LuYu:

Soyouneverhadtheperiodofaso-calleda“rebellioustime”?

WentworthMiller:

Notreally.Ialmostfeelasthoughmydecisiontobecomeanactorwasmyrebellion,becauseupuntilthatpointI’dbeenonaverytraditionalpath.Um,I’dworkedhardinschool,I’dgonetothebestcollegethatIwasabletogetinto,andIthinktheexpectationwasthatIwasgoingtohaveajobwithadesk,andasteady9-5,andapaycheck,andanassistantofmyown,thatkindofthing.Butdecidingtobecomeanactorwasalittlebitlikedecidingtostepoffacliff.Iwasn’tsurewhatwasgoingtohappennext.Therewasnoroadmap,therewasnorecipeforsuccess.SointhatwayIthinkIhadmyrebellion,itwasjustafewyearslaterthanyouraveragekid.

LuYu:

Whatkindofjobsdidyoudoatthattime?

WentworthMiller:

Um,anythingandeverything.MostlyIsatbehindadesk,andansweredphonesforotherpeople.Infact,whenIeventuallyauditionedforPrisonBreak—whenIauditionedforMichaelScofield—IhadtogototheFoxStudios,tothelot,andreadforaroomfulofexecutives,maybethirtyorfortypeople,andhalfofthosepeopleI’veactuallytempedforatonepoint,becauseIhadbeenworkingsolonginthebusinessasatempt,waitingformybigbreak.

LuYu:

That’sgood.

WentworthMiller:

Yeah,itwasgoodactually,becauseitmademerealizethatallofthesefacelessindividuals,whoImighthaveassumedwereintimidating,scary,all-powerfulwereactuallyjusthumanbeings.TheyhadthesamehopesanddreamsandfearsthatIdid,andthat’sbecauseIgottoseethemfromatotallydifferentperspective.

LuYu:

Wereyoueverfeelinglike,“OK,thisistoohard.I’mjustgoingtoquit”?

WentworthMiller:

Absolutely,Ithinkit’saverydifficultbusiness.AndthereweremanytimeswhenIfeltasthoughIwastheonlyonewhobelievedinmyself.Iwasn’thearingverymany“Yeses”outthereinthebusiness.WhatIwashearingwasalotof“Nos”,butbecausetherereallywasnoPlaneB,becauseIdidn’twanttobealawyeralso,oradoctoralso,Ihadnochoice,buttostickwithit,that’smyonlyalternative.

Tokyo:

CityOverview

TokyowasknownasEdountil1868,butit’shardtoimaginethatthishigh-rise,high-techmetropoliscouldpossiblyhaveexistedinatimebeforeelectricityandconcrete.Tokyoisn’tjustafuturisticcity;it’stheplacethathasshapedourvisionofwhatthefuturewilllooklike.

There’sasci-fifamiliaritytoareaslikeShibuya,ShinjukuandAkihabara;theskyscrapersglowingwithilluminatedsigns,subwaystopsinsideshoppingmallsandtaxiswithautomateddoorscouldbestraightoutofBladeRunnerorTheFifthElement.

Butthespace-agecityofTokyohasbeenshapedbyahistoryofcatastrophe.Inthe20thcenturyalone,Tokyosufferedearthquakes,firesanddevastatingbombing.Theresultisacitythathasrepeatedlybeenforcedtoberebuilt,sheddingitspastwitheachsuccessiveredevelopment.InTokyo,thefutureisalong-standingtradition.

Aftercenturiesofexpansion,Tokyohasgrownverticallytoaccommodateits12millionresidents.Perhapstheinevitabilityofanothercatastrophicearthquakeaccountsforthelackofemoti