大学的英语周记
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大学的英语周记
Passage1
TheRoadtoHappiness
Thereareagreatmanypeoplewhohaveallthematerialconditionsofhappiness，i。e。healthandasufficientincome，andwho，nevertheless，areprofoundlyunhappy。Insuchcasesitwouldseemasifthefaultmustliewithawrongtheoryastohowtolive。Inonesense，wemaysaythatanytheoryastohowtoliveiswrong。Weimagineourselvesmoredifferentfromtheanimalsthanweare。Animalsliveonimpulse，andarehappyaslongasexternalconditionsarefavorable。Ifyouhaveacat，itwillenjoylifeifithasfoodandwarmthandopportunitiesforanoccasionalnightonthetiles。Yourneedsaremorecomplexthanthoseofyourcat，buttheystillhavetheirbasisoninstinct。Incivilizedsocieties，especiallyinEnglish—speakingsocieties，thisistooapttobeforgotten。Peopleproposetothemselvessomeoneparamountobjective，andrestrainallimpulsesthatdonotministertoit。
Abusinessmanmaybesoanxioustogrowrichthattothisendhesacrificeshealthandprivateaffections。Whenatlasthehasbecomerich，nopleasureremainstohimexceptharryingotherpeoplebyexhortationstoimitatehisnobleexample。Manyrichladies，althoughnaturehasnotendowedthemwithanyspontaneouspleasureinliteratureorart，decidetobethoughtcultured，andspendboringhourslearningtherightthingtosayaboutfashionablenewbooksthatarewrittentogivedelight，nottoaffordopportunitiesfordustysnobbism。
Passage2
LoveIsDifficult
Itisgoodtolove，butloveisdifficult。Foronehumanbeingtoloveanotherhumanbeingisperhapsthemostdifficulttaskthathasbeenentrustedtous—theultimatetask，thefinaltestandproof，theworkforwhichallotherworkismerelypreparation。Thatiswhyyoungpeople，whoarebeginnersineverything，arenotyetcapableoflove：itissomethingtheymustlearn。Withtheirwholebeing，withalltheirforces，gatheredaroundtheirsolitary，anxious，upward—beatingheart，theymustlearntolove。Butlearningtimeisalwaysalong，secludedtimeaheadandfaronintolife，andissolitude，aheightenedanddeepenedkindofalonenessforthepersonwholoves。Lovingdoesnotatfirstmeanmerging，surrenderingorunitingwithanotherperson;itisahighinducementfortheindividualtoripen，tobecomesomethinginhimself，tobecomeworldinhimselfforthesakeofanotherperson;itisagreat，demandingclaimonhim，somethingthatchooseshimandcallshimtovastdistances。Onlyinthissense，asthetaskofworkingonthemselves，mayyoungpeopleusethelovethatisgiventothem。Mergingandsurrenderingandeverykindofcommunionisnotforthem，whomuststill，foralong，longtime，saveandgatherthemselves;itistheultimate，itisperhapsthatforwhichhumanlivesareasyetbarelylargeenough。
Passage3
BusinessofInsuranceCompanies
Insurancecompaniesdotwotypesofbusiness。Oneisgeneralinsuranceagainstvariousformsofrisk，andtheotherislong—terminsurancewhichismainlylifeinsurance。
Generalinsurerswillagreetopayapersonorcompanyasumofmoneyintheeventofsomethinghappeningornothappening。It’sabigbusinesstoday。Iftheprojectsucceeds，shareholdersinyourcompanywillexpecttobepaidadividend。Ifyouaskaninsurerto
underwriteyourproject，thenhewillrequireapaymentinadvance，apremium。Iftheprojectsucceeds，hekeepsthepremium，butyoudon’tpayhimanythingelse。Payingapremiumtoaninsurerorunderwriterisoftencheaperthanpayingadividendtoshareholders。Iffewerdividendsarepaidtoshareholders，thenmoremoneycanbekeptasretentiontofinancethecompany’snextproject。
Anothertypeofinsurancebusinessisthelifeinsurance。Itdiffersbasicallyfromgeneralinsuranceinthatitisbasednotonriskbutoncertainty—thecertaintythateachofuswillonedaydie。Lifeinsuranceisthebasisofpensionfundswhichprovideforretirementandguardagainstothercontingenciessuchasill—health，butisbestseenbythefinancialeconomistasameansofcollectingmanysmallsavingstoputtogetherintolargeinvestments，inshort，asaformofintermediation。
Passage4
SeasonalAffectiveDisorder
Somepeoplefeelsadordepressedduringthewintermonthsinnorthernareasoftheworld。Theymayhavetroubleeatingorsleeping。TheysufferfromaconditionknownasSeasonalAffectiveDisorder，orS—A—D。
VictimsofS—A—Dsufferitseffectsduringtheshort，darkdaysofwinter。Theproblemsaremostsevereinthemonthswhentherearefewerhoursofdaylight。Whenspringarrives，thesesignsdisappearandS—A—Dvictimsfeelwellagain。
TheNationalMentalHealthAssociationreportsthatS—A—Dcanaffectanyone。Thegroupsaysyoungpeopleandwomenareatthehighestriskforthedisorder。Itsaysthatanestimated25percentoftheAmericanpopulationsuffersfromsomeformofS—A—D。About5percentsufferfromasevereformofthedisorder。Manypeopleinotherpartsoftheworldalsohavethecondition。
Theideaofhealthproblemslinkedtoalackoflightisnotnew。Scientistshavediscussedtheissuesincethebeginningofmedicine。Morethantwo—thousandyearsago，theGreekdoctorHippocratesnotedthattheseasonsaffecthumanemotions。
Today，expertsdonotfullyunderstandS—A—D，andyettheyagreethatitisaveryrealdisorder。
Totreatthedisorder，victimsofS—A—Ddonotneedtowaituntilspring。Expertsknowthatplacingaffectedindividualsinbrightlighteachdayeasesthecondition。Thereareotherthingspeoplecandotoeasetheproblem。Theycanincreasethesunlightintheirhomesandworkplacesandspendmoretimeoutdoorsinthefreshairduringtheday。
Onestudyfoundthatwalkingforanhourinwintersunlightwasaseffectiveasspendingtwo—and—one—halfhoursunderbrightlightindoors。
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