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Starting next year£¬freshman £¨43£©J at Boston College won't be given an actual email account complete with login and inbox£¬just an email address£®This address£¬in the format of johnsmith@bc£®edu will simply forward mail to the student's already £¨44£©G inbox£¬be it Gmail£¬Windows Live Mail£¬Yahoo Mail£¬AOL£¬or whatever else they may be using£®
The college reached a smart decision after first looking into outsourcing£¨Íâ°ü£© their email to the cloud£®While the Boston College decision may have been made for £¨45£©D reasons more than anything£¬we can easily imagine this as being the start of a new trend£®
Can you even imagine a U£®S£®college student who didn't have an email address of their own by the time they were a freshman£¿It's £¨46£©H unheard of£®Today's students are digital£¨47£©B immersed £¨½þÈó£© in technology from the day they were born£®It simply doesn't make sense to give them yet another account to manage when they enter college£®
By going this £¨48£©I£¬there are still some challenges to overcome£¬though£®For example£¬a student who changes their email carrier will probably forget to £¨49£©E the institution to the change and could then miss out on £¨50£©K messages from the university with regard to their courses£¬scholarship£¬safety information£¬etc£®
In the end£¬we think the decision Boston College made could easily be the start of a new trend£®We're sure the students like it£¬too£®
Finding acceptance is a natural desire of most people£®When we are young£¬it is important to us to be accepted by others£®To do this£¬we will often adopt the views and interests of the others rather than develop our own£®
Over time£¬however£¬we have the opportunity to learn to accept ourselves£®People who have done this are confident in their true abilities£» they do not feel the need to impress other people£®They are concerned with whether their actions produce worthwhile results rather than with how they are seen by others£®
Less confident people constantly agree with everything others suggest£¬for fear of having their own ideas rejected£®Defensive people are also usually unconfident£» in an attempt to hide their unconfidence£¬they blame others£®
Confident people do not give up when faced with a difficult situation£» they say"I can"rather than"I can't£®"Knowing that each day is an opportunity to use their talents to acquire good health£¬good friendships£¬and great happiness£¬they always put their best foot forward£®Gradually they can appreciate the differences between themselves and other people£®
Recognizing the details that we cannot change about ourselves helps us grow personally£¬so why waste energy complaining about being short£¿Instead of focusing on personal characteristics we are not satisfied with£¬we ought to focus more on what we are good at£®
Such expressions as"Love yourself"and"Be true to your own self"are about self-acceptance£¬as well as honesty and morality£®We should consider them to be good advice£¬and treat them as signposts showing the way to happiness within£®
Topic | We should learn to accept ourselves as well as find£¨76£©acceptance by others£® |
Benefits of accepting ourselves | ¡øWe are £¨77£©confident in our true abilities and our lives£® ¡øWe are less £¨78£©likelyto give up when faced with difficult situations£® ¡øWe are able to acquire good health£¬good friendships£¬and great happiness£¬ ¡øWe are provided with £¨79£©opportunities/chances for personal growth£® |
£¨80£©Tips/Advice/Suggestions/Opinions/Views on accepting ourselves | ¡øWe are concerned with £¨81£©worthwhile results rather than others'views of ourselves£® ¡øWe needn't fear that our own ideas are rejected£¬£¨82£©nor/neithercan we blame others£® ¡øWe can have a gradual £¨83£©appreciation of the differences between ourselves and others£® ¡øWe focus more on our £¨84£©strength£¨s£©/advantage£¨s£© rather than unchangeable personal characteristics we are not satisfied with£® |
Conclusion | We are to love ourselves and make our way to £¨85£©happiness within£® |
Individual genetic makeup £¨»ùÒò¹¹Ô죩 explains the great£¨53£©Bin the aging rate£®Some seniors experience more challenges than others of the same age£¬and some seniors continue to function better than many younger people£®But genetics only £¨54£©Babout 30 percent of aging£®Most of the changes we associate with age£¨55£©Bfactors such as diet and exercise habits£» lifestyle issues£¬including over£¨56£©Cof alcohol and tobacco£¬and psychological traits£®
We can make healthy lifestyle choices by staying£¨57£©A both physically and mentally and by£¨58£©Aa healthy diet£®Some of the setbacks associated with advancing age such as£¨59£©Beyesight£¬loss of hearing£¬forgetfulness£¬weakness can be forestalled with some active intervention£¨¸ÉÔ¤£©£®
Growing older does not always mean you see poorly£®Many older people have£¨60£©Cgood eyesight well into their eighties and beyond£®However£¬the single greatest contributor to vision loss is a lifetime of£¨61£©Dto damaging ultraviolet £¨×ÏÍâÏߣ© radiation in sunlight£®
Carotenoids£¨ÀàºúÂܲ·ËØ£©£¬a nutrient found in brightly colored vegetables and fruits£¬are powerful protectors against free-radical damage£®Research shows that simply eating leafy greens and other foods rich in these protective nutrients can£¨62£©Cvision loss£®
Problems with hearing can create£¨63£©Band insecurity in later years£®One of the major causes of age-related hearing loss is damage to the hair cells in the inner ear that transmit sounds to the brain£®These hair cells and their nerve endings can be damaged by infections£¬genetic diseases£¬or treatment with certain drugs£®The most common cause£¬£¨64£©D£¬is loud noise£®
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Publishers can submit£¨Ìá½»£© books for£¨44£©Afor the prize£¬but the judges can also ask for books to be submitted they think should be£¨45£©J£®Firstly£¬the Advisory Committee give advice if there have been any changes to the rules for the prize and selects the people who will judge the books£®The judging panel £¨ÆÀÉóÍÅ£©changes every year and usually a person is only a judge once£®
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