第一篇：關于第十三屆英語演講比賽的通知

關于舉辦第十三屆英語演講比賽的通知

為了營造良好的英語學習氣氛，豐富同學們的課余學習生活，增強英語自主學習能力和口語表達能力，提高我院學生學習英語的積極性。特舉辦商學院第十三屆英語演講比賽，現將相關事宜通知如下：

一、比賽形式及主題

此次比賽將分為初賽、復賽和決賽三個環節。比賽選手先進行自我介紹，再根據主題發表演講，限時三分鐘。其中：

初賽和復賽主題為：My Definition of Success

決賽主題為：The Importance of …

二、報名方式及時間

1、各班接到通知后，由各班學習委員組織班內報名，每班學生自由報名參加比賽。

2、報名截止時間：10月18日晚自習之前由各班學習委員將本班參賽學生的名單統一交到英語沙龍辦公室。

三、比賽地點及時間安排

1、初賽：11月7日晚6：30，群賢閣多媒體教室（非專業組）；

11月8日晚6：30，群賢閣多媒體教室（專業組）；

2、復賽：11月14日晚6：30，群賢閣多媒體教室（非專業組）；11月15日晚6：30，群賢閣多媒體教室（專業組）；

3、決賽：11月28日晚6：30，大學生活動中心。

四、比賽要求

1、學生自己準備演講稿，獨立完成演講。在演講中必須脫稿，否則 1

將酌情扣分。

2、每個選手的演講時間控制在3分鐘以內，屆時由工作人員提示，凡演講時間不到2分鐘或超過3分鐘者將被扣分。演講后回答專業教師的1-2個問題，回答問題的時間為2分鐘左右。

3、參賽選手必須認真準備稿件并按時上交，需標明所在專業、班級和姓名，同時所有稿件必須由專業教師指導修改。

五、獎項設置

1、專業組和非專業組一等獎各1 名，二等獎各2名，三等獎各3名，優秀獎各若干名。

2、獲獎者均將頒發院級榮譽證書及相應獎品。

商學院商務英語專業團隊英語沙龍

二〇一三年十月十二日

第二篇：第十三屆電子設計大賽通知

電子信息學院學科競賽組委會文件

“現代智能家居設計與實現”

--電子信息學院第十二屆電子設計大賽

大賽背景：

21世紀以來，科學技術，尤其是計算機網絡技術、電子信息技術的飛速發展，使得手機、電腦那些昂貴的奢侈品步入尋常百姓家，成為我們生活的必需品，科學技術已經深深的影響著我們的日常生活，在經濟社會發展扮演著不可或缺的角色。

為深入貫徹黨的十七屆六中全會精神，在全社會大力弘揚科學精神，促進社會主義文化大發展大繁榮，以優異的成績迎接黨的十八大勝利召開，激發同學們的創新潛能，增強動手能力，進一步推動我校的課外科技活動，培養勤奮好學、全面發展、勇于創新的良好學風，電信學院將舉辦“第十二屆校電子設計大賽”，并通過大賽，發掘和選拔出一批有潛力、有實力的電子設計人才，為今年的全國電子設計大賽和浙江省電子設計大賽做好熱身準備。本次以實驗室的智能家居模型為設計平臺，在上面實現智能家居的功能。各組同學根據自己現有的知識來進行設計。

現將大賽相關事宜通知如下，請全院同學積極參與。

大賽時間：

2013年10月18日至2012年11月30日

參賽對象：

電子信息學院非畢業班學生（主要是11、12級及專升本所有專業)

作品設計主題：

通過一次次科技競賽的鍛煉，同學們的動手能力和自學能力已經越來越強。但是，隨著社會的進步，社會對人才的創新能力越來越重視。本次電子設計與制作大賽將以“現代智能家居設計與實現”為主題，要求參賽隊伍發揮想象，發掘自身創新能力，通過設計出來的作品應用于各項活動中，或者能夠將作品切入實際生活。

大賽流程：

1.宣傳：10月16--17日

（宣傳部）

2.17日晚上報名截止，統計報名

（辦公室）

3.組織參賽成員開會：18日（時間地點另行通知）

（組織部）

4.作品制作：10.18--11.29

（參賽成員）

5.作品回收：11.29 上午

（競賽部）

6.答辯、頒獎：12.2--12.6其中某一個晚上，具體待定。

（全部組委會成員，分工，要有主持人、拍照的、后勤人員等）

7.過程性記錄：后續時間

（技術部）

注：本次電子設計大賽主要是按以上的步驟進行，其中的一些細節根據大賽過程中的具體情況可能要臨時進行變動。

大賽規則及說明：

1.參賽形式:各班組織參賽隊伍，3人一隊，確定一名隊長。參賽隊員根據本次大賽的作品設計主題，自定設計方案，于比賽開始第一周內提交設計項目方案，在參賽截止日期前上交設計作品和設計報告。（可聯系11級學長指導參與）

2.比賽期間參賽隊員可以使用各種圖書資料、網絡、計算機及其他相關工具。比賽需使用儀器設備的，請到4號樓5樓（4508、4504）開放創新實驗室使用。

3.參賽作品必須由參賽組親自制作完成，作品盡量具有：創新性、趣味性、完整性和實用性，并且能夠做到低成本。

4.比賽期間，參賽隊員不得隨意更換，也不能隨意更換題目。

5.其他有關違紀問題的處理：對違反比賽規則的參賽隊，一經發現，取消其評審、測試資格。

大賽作品設計制作方式及作品提交形式：

1.作品設計制作方式

為鼓勵不同專業和不同年級的學生都能參加比賽，發揮大家的自主創新能力，本次大賽不限定作品設計制作方式，各參賽隊可自定作品設計制作方式，比賽開始一周內遞交設計方案，審核通過后再去實踐制作。題目原則上要求合理科學，方案切實可行，富有一定的創造性、實用性和完整性。（參考題型參見附錄）

2.作品提交方式

參賽隊在規定時間內獨立完成設計報告和實物制作，作品可以采用萬用板或

印刷電路板制作，外包裝要求盡量設計美觀、大方。

參賽作品最后以實物或實物模型形式提交，同時須提交設計報告及相關資料（報告要求：1.題目；2.中英文摘要（50至100字）；3.關鍵詞；4.正文：作品原理、功能、測試指標、實現方案、電路圖、電路圖說明、有關計算、實際效果等，2000字以上；5.附錄：實物照片、作品說明書、源程序等）。

如果作品在演示中失敗，要求能總結分析出不成功的原因。

作品上交時間及封裝要求：

本次大賽主要強調作品的創造性、實用性和完整性。制作出成品的隊伍于五月上旬上交作品及設計報告。設計報告和制作實物密封要求：作品用紙箱密封，密封后的設計報告、制作實物加封統一的封條。

評比方式：

由相關老師根據作品的演示效果和答辯結果，以及本次大賽的相關規則給與打分。

獎勵方式：

在公開答辯現場頒獎典禮上授予獎品和證書。

成品展示：

對于本次完成的參賽作品儲存于電信學院學生作品陳列室由學科競賽組委會負責管理和維護，并且定期對外展示。

報名方式：

填寫報名表，于2013年10月18日之前傳郵箱dxxyxkjszwh@sina.com。

鄭同學：693238

王同學：693126

林同學：693357

浙江萬里學院電子信息學科競賽組委會

2013年10月15日

附錄：

大賽參考題型：

主題：“現代智能家居設計與實現”

以實驗室的智能家居模型為設計平臺，在上面實現智能家居的功能。各組同學根據自己現有的知識來進行設計。

一 智能照明：感應燈(人體感應 聲音感應)裝飾燈(射燈控制 燈帶控制)應急燈(停電應急)遙控燈(紅外遙控 無線遙控 聲控)節能燈(LED相關 LED臺燈 LED日光燈等等)

二 智能檢測環境溫濕度檢測光強度檢測一氧化碳檢測煙霧檢測環境聲音噪聲檢測人體紅外熱釋電檢測

智能控制遠程遙控(電燈 電視 空調 等)智能窗簾（遙控 自動）網絡控制 監控智能音響系統

四 安防報警門磁報警人體感應報警煤氣泄漏報警煙霧報警視頻監控電話報警 手機報警

單片機常用型號：STC89C52RCSTC12C2052ATMEGA8ATMEGA16PIC16F72PIC16F917STM8S103FSTM8S105STM32F103

鄭 文

學科競賽組委會2013年10月15日

第三篇：英語演講比賽通知

關于開展第六屆研究生科技創新文化節之英語演講比賽的通知 發布時間：2011-11-07 發布者：管理員

各研究生分會、各研究生：

為了豐富科技創新文化節內容和廣大研究生的課余生活，加強英語的學習和交流，提高同學學習英語的熱情，鍛煉其英語口語演講水平和表達能力，為廣大研究生提供一個展現自我、提升自我的機會和舞臺，特舉辦第六屆科技創新文化節之英語演講比賽。

活動主題：

科技（technology）人文（humanism）創新（innovation）（具體演講主題圍繞科技創新文化節為主題，題材自選，要求內容新穎，積極向上。）

活動對象：

全體在校研究生

報名要求： 2011級各個專業班級必須有2-3名同學參加（人數較多的專業鼓勵報名，可增加報名名額），2010級及2009級采取自愿報名方式。(報名人數少于12則直接決賽，超過12人則采取初賽和決賽的形式)報名方式：

以班級為單位，將演講人姓名、聯系方式、演講主題報到各班學習委員，再由學習委員統一上報到校研究生會組織部，截止日期11月14日。

組織部聯系人：

比賽安排：

初賽時間：11月18日

初賽地點：待定

決賽時間：11月25日下午3點

決賽地點：待定

具體比賽時間屆時提前網上通知，請留意研究生處網站。各研究生分會、各班級認真組織本班同學，積極報名。

校研究生會

2011/11/7篇二：2014英語演講比賽通知 2014年全國英語演講比賽 校內選拔賽 通知

第二十屆中國日報社“21世紀·可口可樂杯”全國英語演講比賽 和 2014“外研社”杯英語演講比賽將于2014年10月正式啟動。兩項賽事均為國家級比賽，我校選手選拔和指導任務由外語學院具體承擔。比賽分為校選賽、省決賽、全國總決賽三個階段，現就校選賽具體事項通知如下：

演講題目（報名校選賽者兩個題目均需準備）： 1.change the unchangeable(需自加副標題，3 minutes)2.seeing is not believing(需自加副標題，3 minutes)錄制3分鐘演講視頻：

參賽者需全程脫稿演講，否則不予評分。背景黑板上需大字注明：演講題目、南京工業大學、參賽者姓名。視頻完整，不得剪輯編輯，不超過100m。

（提醒：往屆手機拍攝的視頻在電腦上打開時常有圖形倒置的情況，上傳前請自行檢查。）

作品提交： 因郵箱容量限制，請不要重復提交。

電子文稿 開頭部分請提供詳細個人信息：姓名，性別，手機號，郵箱，學院，班級，曾經獲獎情況。

定題演講（3分鐘）

-現場問答（1分鐘）

南京工業大學 外國語學院

2014.09.14篇三：關于舉行英語演講比賽的通知模板

關于舉行英語演講比賽的

通 知

各處室、年級組，英語教研組：

為提高同學們學習英語的積極性，特別是提高對英語口語的感知和運用，創造濃郁的英語學習氛圍，豐富同學們的課余生活，給學生提供一個學習和交流英語口語的平臺，從而帶動全體學生學習英語的積極性，特舉行***初級中學英語演講比賽活動，現將活動有關事項通知如下：

一、成立活動領導小組：

組 長：*** 負責活動的組織領導

副組長：*** 具體組織安排活動

成 員：*** *** *** *** *** ****** *** ****** *** ***及英語教研組全體成員

具體分工：***（主任）帶領各處室干事負責協調會場布置；***老師負責獎狀和獎品準備；***老師負責錄像和獎狀打印；***老師負責音響的使用管理；***老師負責計分；***二位老師負責照相；***協調后勤人員負責做好后勤服務。

二、活動安排

1、活動主持：***老師

2、活動內容

（1）演講主題：“************”

（2）作品要求：作品可選擇適合演講要求的內容，也可以是本班學生或老師的原創作品，時間控制在5—8分鐘內；

（3）演講形式：各選手可根據自身特點和內容進行安排，也可以配以背景音樂。

3、報名及參賽

（1）報名方式：在***老師的組織指導下各年級推薦***名參賽

（2）報名時間：各班于20**年***月***日前將參賽名單及演講篇目按年級組報英語教研組。由英語教研組負責組織年級和班級學生抽簽，并將抽簽后確定的順序表打印后給各年級組、主持人及教導處

各遞交一份。

4、比賽時間：22016年***月***日***點

5、比賽地點：學校大廳

三、評分標準（本次比賽按十分制計分，評委實行現場亮分制、參賽者最終成績在去掉一個最高分和一個最低分后，求平均值確定，評委亮分是保留一位小數，計分結果保留三位小數）

① 容積極向上，切合主題。（2分）

② 儀表端莊，大方得體。姿態自然，對于形象不良的可酌情扣分。（2分）

③口齒清楚，發音標準。（2分）

④演講富有表現力，具有感染力、吸引力。（2分）⑤能恰如其分的運用英語口語，符合演講的特點及要求。（2分）

四、獎項設置：分年級獎勵。各年級各設置一等獎一名，二等獎兩名，三等獎三名。其中有重復名次時不計下一名次。

五、比賽評委：*** *** *** *** *** ***

六、幾點要求：

1、凡準備有背景音樂的選手在***月***日***時前將曲目光碟交***老師處。

2、各班主任在***月*** 日***時組織學生到操場制定位置就做。比賽選手坐在本班隊伍前列。

3、主持人提前20分鐘到場熟悉場地、調試話筒、細化比賽各環節。

4、評委組成員提前10分鐘到場，評委組組長主持召開會議、學習評分標準、統一尺度。***老師將評分表冊、中性筆、計分牌按人數送至各評委。

5、各位教師的座位由各年級組自行負責，分年級坐在對應班級后排以監管所在年級會場秩序。各位領導領導席就坐。

6、參賽選手服裝根據需要自行準備。

7、各班務必高度重視、引導學生積極參賽，并及早部署、精心組織。

8、班主任和英語老師對參賽學生要加強指導，以便使學生能充

分展示自我、樹立自信、砥礪成功。

9、各籌備小組要各負其責，把活動開展的井然有序。

10、各班要以此次活動為契機創造更加濃厚的學習英語的氛圍。篇四：關于英語演講比賽的通知

關于英語演講比賽的通知

為進一步激發我校學生學習英語的熱情和興趣，提高他們聽、說、讀、寫等方面的綜合能力，為我校英語演講比賽選拔更優秀的參賽選手，經學校研究決定進行英語口語比賽。現將有關事宜通知如下：

一、參賽對象：六、七、八、九年級每班選兩名參賽選手

二、參賽時間及地點： 1.比賽時間：2014年5月22日上午抽簽決定演講順序，下午第一、二節課進行比賽。2.比賽地點：音樂教室

三、比賽具體要求： 1.演講主題：本次比賽提供主題：以my favorite...(teacher, friend, animal, sports, book, fruit...)為題。演講要求2分鐘左右。（要求脫稿）2.演講評分標準：

① 內容方面（30分）：主題內容生動、觀點鮮明、結構緊湊、表達符合英語語言習慣，符合邏輯，思維有力。

② 語言方面（30分）：發音準確，語調標準、自然、純正，口齒清晰，節奏感強；英語語言基本功好，語音語調優美，能深入淺出地表達思想與觀點。③ 演講技巧（20分）：有效運用抑揚頓挫的語調變化、手勢語、面部表情和其他方式加強演講效果。演講富于激情，表達完整，具有創意和感染力。④ 綜合印象（20分）：風格清新自然，落落大方；感情充沛，富有表現力；儀態端莊、大方；著裝整潔。

四、獎項設置：

本次比賽設一、二、三等獎。一等獎4名，二等獎8名，三等獎12名。棗莊鎮中心學校 教導處宣 2014.5.19篇五：英語演講比賽通知

通知

外語教學研究社聯合教育部高校教學指導委員會和教育部高校英語專業教學指導分委員會主辦的“外研社杯”全國英語演講比賽(原cctv全國英語演講比賽)即日起開始報名。

第四篇：第十七屆英語演講比賽演講稿

A Century’s Dance 陳潔昊：中國傳媒大學選手, 第17屆中國日報社21世紀杯全國英語演講比賽冠軍，同時獲得中國日報社21世紀報最具潛力獎，托業最佳風采獎，與麥格希演講藝術之星。

My great-great-grandfather was very nervous, even though he had done it thousands of times.He and his teammates held their breath in total darkness?waiting for the music.At the age of 101, he knew it was likely his last chance to compete in a dancing contest.The drums kicked in and, slowly but surely, he started the moves of Gaoshan--a folk dance unique to my part of China.The music was serene...the motion was graceful....and everything was so harmonious.And then, everything changed!

The tempo sped up.The dancers started shaking their hips.It was completely unexpected but yes, they were dancing modern disco.I was delighted, but not everyone liked it.Some argued that the traditional dance was，compromised by the inclusion of Western fluff.So I asked Angong, “Why not just do a typical Gaoshan dance?”

“Are you kidding me, sweetheart?” he replied.“Where would we be without some clashes and conflicts?”

That was Angong’s gut reaction, but what he implied set me thinking.“Where would we be without some clashes and conflicts?”

Looking back on the life of my great-great-grandfather, it was a journey marked by clashes every step of the way.When he was a teenager, China’s door was busted wide open.He cut off his ponytail following the end of Qing---China’s last feudal Dynasty.During the day, cars ran alongside rickshaws.At night, jazz clashed with Chinese opera.Dancing was a luxury reserved for the rich and privileged.When the People’s Republic was founded in 1949, Angong danced on the streets with joy.After years of unrest, he felt a sense of belonging and new possibilities.That was the moment he knew he wanted to be an artist.After the Cultural Revolution, Angong witnessed China’s reform and opening-up.Both Deng Lijun of Taiwan and the Carpenters of America were huge stars at the time.For the first time in years, Angong didn’t have to follow one set of doctrines or one form of dancing for that matter.Angong’s personal journey mirrored the transformation of a nation, a transformation encapsulated in the life of a man who pursued artistic expression.Please remember, Angong and his generations were born into a China that was struggling to keep at bay an outside world that threatened China’s self-perception and self-rule.A century later, this is a different China, and fortunately, a China that has learned lessons history had to offer, and now it seeks to re-engage the west.Angong was a man of his times, but he has always been open to new voices, new ideas, new dances.He adapted, changed and grew by learning from the world around him, both Chinese and Western.By being open to each other, we can grow in unexpectedly beautiful ways, just like my Angong’s disco Gaoshan dance.Ladies and gentlemen, I implore you to join my great-great-grandfather and me as we dance with a spring in our step into that great unknown that will be our future.第十七屆中國日報社“21世紀杯”全國英語演講比賽冠軍、中國傳媒大學陳潔昊倫敦2012年國際公共英語演講比賽獲獎演講稿

Journalism and I: A Love Story My first acquaintance with the love of my life was hardly romantic.My grandpa was sitting in front of the television trying his best to ignore me while I buzzed around him like a bee, trying to convince him that homework is meaningless.Halfway through my list of 101 reasons not to do homework, he threw his hands back and sighed: “Oh, jolly.It's like I'm watching two TVs at the same time!” My heart stoppedand I was suddenly transfixed by a vision-I saw myself all dressed up in a fancy suit and pearl necklaces and recounting on big events of the day.And not just to my stubborn gramps, who never pays attention anyways, but to the world.The audience wept, they cried, they smiled and cheered at what I had to say.Millions of people went to sleep knowing they'd hear my voice the next day.At that moment, I fell head over heels for journalism.Like all teenage love, it was an affair of the heart untroubled by reason.I walked around my block, talking with street vendors, cleaning ladies and classmates who ran away from home with my recorder pen.Nights went by with me locked in the toilet and recording and replaying the monologue of my show.When my mum suggested a more traditional job like teacher or nurse, I'd laugh and shock her by saying that I will visit prisons and war zones as a reporter.It felt as adventurous as telling them I wanted to be a tattooed heavy metal singer.Everything about the relationship sounded rebellious and fun.But as with all torrid affairs, my love for journalism slowly burnt out like a glorious Roman candle.And like a pair of young lovers we went our separate ways and I had a string of other lovers.One week, I was the next food critic for the Michelin Guide, another week I was becoming the first Chinese female director to win an Academy Award.My passions never endured and I was Elizabeth Taylor, desperate for the safety of marriage yet reluctant to stay in a relationship.When I enrolled two years ago at the Communication University of China, one of the best journalistic schools in the country, through a series of chance events, I was re-introduced to my former love.The rediscovery of journalism wasn't as I expected.But the more I came to truly know journalism, the more engaged I became.I’ve come to realize that journalism is both a window through which to see the world and also a funhouse mirror that can distort the truth.On national TV, I saw tawdry cover-ups and doctored facts reported without skepticism in an effort to create a harmonious society.In overseas news outlets, I read ridiculous rumors about China eating dead babies and living in absolute poverty under authoritarian rule.At times, China was depicted as little more than Chairman Mao doing Kungfu while riding a rickshaw.Joseph Pulitzer once said: “Our republic and its press will rise or fall together.”All the disingenuous opinions, so-called facts and active misinformation in the so-called news, both local and foreign, made me fear for the future.A voice inside me was dying to come out.I wanted to set the record straight, for people both inside and outside China.Journalism was all I could think about from the minute I woke up.The sheer contrast between what I saw with my own eyes and what I read kept reminding me to run into the arms of journalism.And so, I was in love once more, but this time guided by the piercing light of reason.It’s the same, but it is also difference.My desire to shine an uncompromising light onto all that is crucial to China is no longer simply a heart-felt dream, though that is still true.It is now also a responsibility, a vocation, a calling formed in the purifying crucible of the mind.Though my heart still propels me to my destiny, it is my head that guides me along the path.There will undoubtedly be times on my journey that I will wish I had chosen a less demanding partner but, no matter what happens, I know that together journalism and I will soar to new heights and report back to the world all that we see and learn.Discover yourself 朱康妮英語演講比賽演講稿

Today I’m going to talk about discover yourself.Ever since the accelerated development of human civilization, perpetual scientific discovery of nature have companied mankind all along the journey.It was by discovering the world around us that human beings have been able to live a more sophisticated life.However, as G.K.Chesterton once said “one may understand the cosmos, but never the ego, the self is more distance than any star.Thus, a life is a journey of unrelenting offers to discover more of ourselves.When I was six, I constantly picture myself as an elegant and skilled pianist rendering Xiao Bang’s nocturnal beautifully on the stage, receiving award and applause after my performance.However, as I further my piano lessons, it was hard to be oblivious of my non-gifted skills.Sometimes I couldn’t help but have this feeling of despair, when I woke up to the reality and discover that my goal was unrealistic.Brutal but real.It was the first time;I had discovered that I couldn’t have it at all, when I was twelve.I thought the coolest job in the entire universe was to be a surgeon.I spent hours and hours watching the drama Grey's Anatomy and couldn’t help falling in love with the kind of live those doctor lead on the scream.I was utterly mesmerized by the scalpel and all those fancy medical terms that use.However, I stop to dream about being a surgeon when I discover that it was the idea of being a surgeon that appeals to me, not what it truly was.As a result, the dream ended and I discovered some more about myself.This year, I turned sixteen and I could proudly say I do not dream to be, but ascertain to pursue being a lawyer in the future.Since junior high school I had always been awarded the most eloquent debater in every single debater participated in.I can not only think logically, but also deliver my thought promptly.My huge interest in philosophy also acts my reason in whenever I tried to argue with something equivocal.Being aware of the obstacles and the hardships on the way becoming a great lawyer never panics me, for the simple reason that I have this faith and passion in what I am aspiring after.G.K.Chesterton was absolutely correct;

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of comprehending the world is the study of somehow smaller world, ourselves.I subsequently realized that growing up is a process that discover yourselves.We got to know what we truly are and become who we dream to be.As we shape ourselves and as we shape of our lives,we gradually become more aware of limits and potentials, and consequently learn to adjust what’s out there, and by that ladies and gentlemen I’m proud to say that I have discovered part of myself, sue to discovering today and definitely a lot more in the future.I would always keep this embedded in my heart.Things do not change, we do!

即興部分

1.First of all, I would like to say that this is a rather prevalent phenomenon these days, we can see a lot of students around me are having this young puppy love and I think it’s utterly normal for them because I can understand why they do this.They try to seek recognition from the other sex instead of academic success.However, I morally against it because it’s suddenly detrimental to our future development and it would never last long.First of all, as we can understand that we are still rather immature psychologically in this current stage.And most important thing for love is that we cannot actually thoroughly understand what love is.And for most important part is that I can see students around me having puppy love for simply messing around, seeking pleasure instead of making commitments.And because of this kind of flippancy attitude, I think all they could do is to mess around and that is why puppy love dies in the blink of an eye.And for example I could say, Mary would be dating David on the first day of November, however two days later she is kissing Tom on the other side of the campus.And that’s very normal these days.And secondly I think is because for puppy love is very detrimental to our future development because this particular stage of our time what we should do is to allocate our time to studying and participating in ex-curriculum activity in order to go to the wonderful college in the future.And time is scarce because of that I think as Shakespeare once said love is blind and a lot of young students thought they’ve lost themselves in this procedure.And that is very very costly.And so in conclusion, we’d like view this problem from the view of economics, when we are making more rational choices, we should consider the marginal benefits and marginal costs for this particular problem and in the case of puppy love, I see the marginal costs exceeds the marginal benefit a lot.And that is reason why I think this is something we should not be approbated and for the case of those people who are thinking that true love might be lost through this way.I would they that the true love can wait, because if not, it wouldn’t be true love at all, and we’ll have nothing to lose.and that is the reason why I have this kind of opinion.I think the reason why I choose to be a lawyer in the future I choose to pursue this career is different from choosing to become a pianist and surgeon is because this was one time I think this kind of career that’s best fits me.I’m a sort of debater in my early days and I have this kind of technique in order to pursue this career.And that is the practical reason why I think this career is best fits me.And secondly, because personally I have watched a movie called the time to kill it is about a case where a black girl got raped and the only lawyer who step to fight for her is a white lawyer, and the whole process is very complicated but what I see from that story is that I’m very interested in human rights and I want to argue for these people who had their rights trampled and their freedom, how to say, steal away.And if I can be that lawyer, although sometimes I may go against my will and argue for a murderer, a reaper or a criminal, I will always remember that I have taken the oath, that I have to do this job this is my obligation.And because of these reasons I have this passion because I love this job, and I have technique because I’m a debater and a speaker in public situations.And this is why this is different from the other choices.I think love is something that cannot be measured qualifiedly, but the reason why I brought up this terminology in economic is because it first jumps to my mind when I think about making rational choices, and love is something that make us irrational and that is the reason why put out these terminologies, but I think to answer your question of what love is, personally I would say that, knowing from parents view, and also looking at different cases around me from novel, films and movies.I think love is something about commitment.It’s something of responsibility, not just love for the first sight.Because if you believe in love for the first sight, you should believe that it would be gone instantly away.And because of that I think love is something should be taken at heart, it’s not just physical attraction.Because one it would die out.What makes for love go for forever is kind of responsibility that we have to shoulder.That is something that we should not be given away instantly, and that is what I think is love.

第五篇：第十八屆英語演講比賽總結

第十八屆中國日報社 “21世紀可口可樂杯”全國英語演講武漢紡織大學校園選拔賽的工作總結

為了積極配合第六屆外語文化節活動的開展，調動同學們對英語學習的興趣，提高同學們的英語口語能力，在老師及同學們的支持下，于2012年10月27號由外國語學院分團委學生會學習部與紀檢部負責，舉行了面向全體在校大學生的英語演講比賽初賽，并于2012年11月11日完成了決賽，且取得了圓滿成功，現將英語演講比賽的情況總結如下：

優點：

1.準備工作充分，使比賽能順利進行。在比賽舉行之前，得到有關部門的支持，布置比賽場地，同時各個分工小組也積極配合，在比賽前對各位選手進行了充分的說明，使比賽精彩而有懸念。

2.比賽嚴格按照程序進行，體現了“公平，公正，公開”的原則在此次比賽中，嚴格制定評分標準，每位選手的得分由現場統計，并且及時公布。

3.號碼牌設計新穎，不局限于往年的設計，獲得好評。

4.對于比賽中可能出現的各種情況，做好了一定的應急準備（準備了備用的號碼牌，回形針，抽簽條等）。

5.在每場比賽之前都召開了準備會議，落實各項事宜，分工細致。缺點:

1.通知參賽選手的短信內容的編輯欠考慮，沒有注意細節問題，給選手帶來不必要的誤解，影響比賽。

2.算分規則沒有了解清楚，決賽時沒有去掉最高分和最低分，導致最后統一按照平均分算。

3.出現了臨近比賽突然換教室的情況，而且由于手機關機等原因導致評委通知不及時，給比賽帶來了消極影響。

4.儀器設備沒有保護好（如投影儀的幕布，電腦殺毒等），導致現場狀況頻發，影響了比賽。

5.在比賽前，選手要用的有關物品（如音頻，配音視頻）沒有確定好，以致在比賽時沒有及時的配合參賽選手的需求。

6.忽略了一些細節問題，如筆的數量，質量等。

心得體會：通過這一系列的比賽的參與和準備工作，我們認識到在以后的工作中要用心考慮每一個細節，做到精益求精；工作分工要明確，要考慮到各種可能出現的緊急情況，并能及時處理；人員安排要有序，要考慮工作人員的身體，時間等實際狀況來安排工作。

外國語學院分團委學生會紀檢部2012年11月21日