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should university students be finally independent? (for exam) 4/10 Whether University students should be financially independent or not is a wildly discussed question. Hands down my opinion is we should. University is a significant time to build our values and shape our views on money. If depending on parents, we would spend a lot of money on whatever we like even without blinking. As a result, we take it for granted and miss the lessen that no pains, no gains. If we are financially independent, we have to earn money by ourselves, which can be an experience of work force in advance or even a chance of start-up. Besides, financial independence is the base of individual independence. People cannot be a totally free man if he living on others’ money. What’s more, when we are in university, we are young adults and our parents are in their midlife. It’s time for them to slow down and enjoy life as opposed to work harder for the expensive tuition, which ought to be our own responsibility. To conclude, it’s essential for university students to be finally independent, and to be upright, responsible and free men.
April 10, 2016
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Should religion be taken into consideration in assigning university dormitory (for exam) 4/10 Dormitory is home to most university students, in which they’ll spend at least on third time of their whole college span. Therefore, roommates are like family members. Whether or not take religion into consideration in dormitory’s assignment has arose a heated discussion. In my opinion, it’s not necessary to assign dorms according to religions. For one thing, four years in college is not only a period of time for us to learn, but also a time to know the world better. Keeping to ourselves and staying at our comfortable zone in which people around are similar to each other is not a good choice if we want to be social. It can be a impressive part of college journey that living with people of diverse religions. What’s more, we’ll meet all kinds of people after graduating, among whom the difference would be more and much bigger than religion, so it can be regarded as a training at very least. For another, religion is a significant part of a certain culture. Why not expose students to different cultures? By doing this, we can moderate our view of discrepancy and dispel prejudice. Furthermore, it provide a rehearsal for those who are planning to go abroad in advance. In short, communication and cultural exchange is better than avoidance and escape. I’ll say university don’t need to worry about conflicts between different religions, just leave it to students, which is also a part of college life.
April 10, 2016
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a1 3.5 should smart phones be allowed in high schools? Recently, there's a heated arguement about whether or not smart phones should be allowed in high schools. Those who support this idea think smart phones can be helpful when students are confronted with emergencies, such as fires and violent attacks. At the same time, students have access to information and helpful guide of their homework without a laptop. Also, they can take a quick picture of notes in the class, which is much more effictive than traditional note taking. Poeple who hold the opposite view believe that smart phones do nothing good to high school students but distracting. Students play game with phones in the class. Theft is another concern, a smart phone is worthy for high school students and it will be a ethic challenge. Besides, smart pones can be used as a tool for cheating in exams the Internet contains all the knowledge human-being have known. Despite smart phones bring great convenience to our life, in my opinion, they should be forbidden in high school. High school students are not mature enough to perform self-control and self-discipline well. It's not easy for them to ignore the vibraing phone in the pocket and concentrate on their study.
March 5, 2016
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