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　　Many students, feeling that they do not have the experience of self or depth of personal skills to confront the difficult problems of adulthood, show an unwillingness to enter the world beyond college．They are afraid of marriage and other adult forms of intimac(亲密), and tremble at having to enter professional life．They invent wonderful stories for themselves and their parents about needing time off or wanting to travel after college, but often behind these surprising plans lays a terrible fear：that they simply are not ready for the adult world．They are not ready because they did not grow up．

　　Ever since the 1970s when colleges gave up the notion that they should act like parents, they have let students construct their own social and personal lives with few restrictions and little guidance．Students, of course, welcomed this change－even demanded it as part of the social revolution(革命)of the 1960s－for it meant that there were no adults around who might challenge their values and behavior．Students were happy not to be treated as children and faculty．

　　When Alexander Astin, the most important researcher of college life in America, decided to study how college life affects personality and self concept, he was shocked to find that the most significant(重大的)shift during the college years was a significant increase in the number of students experiencing a decreased sense of psychological well being．He found that students tended to feel more depressed as seniors than they were as first year students．

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　　Some university in North China went on a clean-up campaign(运动)last week to remind students of their duty to be responsible on campus(校园)．The school 　　1　　 a photo exhibit on notice boards outside its dining hall, showing 　　2　　 of “uncivil behavior”．

　　The pictures, taken on campus, showed：　　3　　 classroom desks, walls and library books; 　　4　　 dorms; game-loving students misusing the Internet equipment; and lovers during close moments．

　　Many students 　　5　　 an interest and almost everyone knew about the show by the second day．It was 　　6　　 by the school’s Youth League, which spent half a year preparing it．“We hope the pictures can help students 　　7　　 what is happening around them．We won’t punish the students in the pictures, 　　8　　 we want to remind them of their 　　9　　 to keep the campus clean,” said Youth League Secretary He Yu．

　　Many students did agree that carving on desks and 　　10　　 activities were “uncivil behavior”．“The school once asked us to behave 　　11　　 in daily life and now the pictures have a stronger effect．The show is the first try and it can 　　12　　 a deep impression,” said Wang．

　　Another student, a boy named Lu, said the show had taught him “a good 　　13　　”．He said that he hadn’t 　　14　　 attention to classrooms’ cleanliness in the past and once wrote on a desk and left some waste around his seat．

　　“It’s our duty to keep the campus clean．We should do something to 　　15　　 the situation,” he added．However, some students thought it not 　　16　　 to invade(侵犯)the privacy of people in close situations．“It’s common for lovers to kiss or have some bodily 　　17　　．It’s natural and it’s not right for the school to 　　18　　 it ‘uncivil behavior’,” said Yang．

　　“The 　　19　　 have shown students’ private moments．They may feel embarrassed(尴尬)　　20　　 they’re recognized by others,” said a freshman named Lou．

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　　People always say that the earlier one learns a language, the　　1　　 it is to do so, in theory it is that, 　　2　　, in my opinion, that refers to spoken language．Capability to practise some essential(基本的)　　3　　 of a language and read between the lines can only be trained through proper reading ways and hard work 　　4　　．So spending money to help 　　5　　 learn English may 　　6　　 up with disappointment．It is likely that the more you 　　7　　, the more you are let down．

　　The daughter of one of my friends 　　8　　 English in primary school, 　　9　　 her foreign teacher’s blindness 　　10　　 psychology．She did not want to go on 　　11　　 English until middle school, 　　12　　 a college student studying in English slowly 　　13　　 her interest in the language．

　　It is better to have the child learn Chinese, than to have some difficulty 　　14　　 learning English for several years．Having been engaged in English education, 　　15　　 find that despite their excellent 　　16　　, many students have 　　17　　 command of English words and phrases．So I suggest that children 　　18　　 classical Chinese prose(散文)，rather than 　　19　　 them to learn English hurriedly．Otherwise, they may 　　20　　 the best time to improve the language ability of their mother tongue．

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　　Mobile phones are everywhere．It seems that no one can 　　1　　 without one．Mobile phones are a great way to stay 　　2　　 with friends and family．　　3　　 it is important to remember that there are certain 　　4　　 when you should not be using your phone, the most important of these being during 　　5　　．

　　There is no reason 　　6　　 you should feel the need to have your mobile phone during class．Aren't you at school to 　　7　　．If you are in class, you should not be 　　8　　 your friends text messages or taking phone calls．

　　In America students would never be 　　9　　 to use their mobile phones during class．If you were to send or 　　10　　 a text message you would probably be kicked out of class．It is OK to have your mobile phone with you, you just need to remember to turn it 　　11　　．It is very disturbing to hear a lot of tones and 　　12　　 during class．

　　As a teacher in China, I have to deal with students 　　13　　 mobile phones everyday．I have told my class to turn off their phones, 　　14　　 many students do not listen．The desire to be connected all the time seems to be 　　15　　 than the desire to learn．

　　It's easy to understand why it is so tempting(诱惑人的)to have your phone on during class．It seems so 　　16　　 to just send a short text message; it's not 　　17　　 anyone, is it? But you may actually be hurting yourself when you do this．Sending a text message also 　　18　　 your attention away from what's 　　19　　 in class, you may miss 　　20　　 important．The next time you think about sending a message in class you should think again．

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