关于第十三届英语演讲比赛的通知

第一篇：关于第十三届英语演讲比赛的通知

关于举办第十三届英语演讲比赛的通知

为了营造良好的英语学习气氛，丰富同学们的课余学习生活，增强英语自主学习能力和口语表达能力，提高我院学生学习英语的积极性。特举办商学院第十三届英语演讲比赛，现将相关事宜通知如下：

一、比赛形式及主题

此次比赛将分为初赛、复赛和决赛三个环节。比赛选手先进行自我介绍，再根据主题发表演讲，限时三分钟。其中：

初赛和复赛主题为：My Definition of Success

决赛主题为：The Importance of …

二、报名方式及时间

1、各班接到通知后，由各班学习委员组织班内报名，每班学生自由报名参加比赛。

2、报名截止时间：10月18日晚自习之前由各班学习委员将本班参赛学生的名单统一交到英语沙龙办公室。

三、比赛地点及时间安排

1、初赛：11月7日晚6：30，群贤阁多媒体教室（非专业组）；

11月8日晚6：30，群贤阁多媒体教室（专业组）；

2、复赛：11月14日晚6：30，群贤阁多媒体教室（非专业组）；11月15日晚6：30，群贤阁多媒体教室（专业组）；

3、决赛：11月28日晚6：30，大学生活动中心。

四、比赛要求

1、学生自己准备演讲稿，独立完成演讲。在演讲中必须脱稿，否则 1

将酌情扣分。

2、每个选手的演讲时间控制在3分钟以内，届时由工作人员提示，凡演讲时间不到2分钟或超过3分钟者将被扣分。演讲后回答专业教师的1-2个问题，回答问题的时间为2分钟左右。

3、参赛选手必须认真准备稿件并按时上交，需标明所在专业、班级和姓名，同时所有稿件必须由专业教师指导修改。

五、奖项设置

1、专业组和非专业组一等奖各1 名，二等奖各2名，三等奖各3名，优秀奖各若干名。

2、获奖者均将颁发院级荣誉证书及相应奖品。

商学院商务英语专业团队英语沙龙

二〇一三年十月十二日

第二篇：第十三届电子设计大赛通知

电子信息学院学科竞赛组委会文件

“现代智能家居设计与实现”

--电子信息学院第十二届电子设计大赛

大赛背景：

21世纪以来，科学技术，尤其是计算机网络技术、电子信息技术的飞速发展，使得手机、电脑那些昂贵的奢侈品步入寻常百姓家，成为我们生活的必需品，科学技术已经深深的影响着我们的日常生活，在经济社会发展扮演着不可或缺的角色。

为深入贯彻党的十七届六中全会精神，在全社会大力弘扬科学精神，促进社会主义文化大发展大繁荣，以优异的成绩迎接党的十八大胜利召开，激发同学们的创新潜能，增强动手能力，进一步推动我校的课外科技活动，培养勤奋好学、全面发展、勇于创新的良好学风，电信学院将举办“第十二届校电子设计大赛”，并通过大赛，发掘和选拔出一批有潜力、有实力的电子设计人才，为今年的全国电子设计大赛和浙江省电子设计大赛做好热身准备。本次以实验室的智能家居模型为设计平台，在上面实现智能家居的功能。各组同学根据自己现有的知识来进行设计。

现将大赛相关事宜通知如下，请全院同学积极参与。

大赛时间：

2013年10月18日至2012年11月30日

参赛对象：

电子信息学院非毕业班学生（主要是11、12级及专升本所有专业)

作品设计主题：

通过一次次科技竞赛的锻炼，同学们的动手能力和自学能力已经越来越强。但是，随着社会的进步，社会对人才的创新能力越来越重视。本次电子设计与制作大赛将以“现代智能家居设计与实现”为主题，要求参赛队伍发挥想象，发掘自身创新能力，通过设计出来的作品应用于各项活动中，或者能够将作品切入实际生活。

大赛流程：

1.宣传：10月16--17日

（宣传部）

2.17日晚上报名截止，统计报名

（办公室）

3.组织参赛成员开会：18日（时间地点另行通知）

（组织部）

4.作品制作：10.18--11.29

（参赛成员）

5.作品回收：11.29 上午

（竞赛部）

6.答辩、颁奖：12.2--12.6其中某一个晚上，具体待定。

（全部组委会成员，分工，要有主持人、拍照的、后勤人员等）

7.过程性记录：后续时间

（技术部）

注：本次电子设计大赛主要是按以上的步骤进行，其中的一些细节根据大赛过程中的具体情况可能要临时进行变动。

大赛规则及说明：

1.参赛形式:各班组织参赛队伍，3人一队，确定一名队长。参赛队员根据本次大赛的作品设计主题，自定设计方案，于比赛开始第一周内提交设计项目方案，在参赛截止日期前上交设计作品和设计报告。（可联系11级学长指导参与）

2.比赛期间参赛队员可以使用各种图书资料、网络、计算机及其他相关工具。比赛需使用仪器设备的，请到4号楼5楼（4508、4504）开放创新实验室使用。

3.参赛作品必须由参赛组亲自制作完成，作品尽量具有：创新性、趣味性、完整性和实用性，并且能够做到低成本。

4.比赛期间，参赛队员不得随意更换，也不能随意更换题目。

5.其他有关违纪问题的处理：对违反比赛规则的参赛队，一经发现，取消其评审、测试资格。

大赛作品设计制作方式及作品提交形式：

1.作品设计制作方式

为鼓励不同专业和不同年级的学生都能参加比赛，发挥大家的自主创新能力，本次大赛不限定作品设计制作方式，各参赛队可自定作品设计制作方式，比赛开始一周内递交设计方案，审核通过后再去实践制作。题目原则上要求合理科学，方案切实可行，富有一定的创造性、实用性和完整性。（参考题型参见附录）

2.作品提交方式

参赛队在规定时间内独立完成设计报告和实物制作，作品可以采用万用板或

印刷电路板制作，外包装要求尽量设计美观、大方。

参赛作品最后以实物或实物模型形式提交，同时须提交设计报告及相关资料（报告要求：1.题目；2.中英文摘要（50至100字）；3.关键词；4.正文：作品原理、功能、测试指标、实现方案、电路图、电路图说明、有关计算、实际效果等，2000字以上；5.附录：实物照片、作品说明书、源程序等）。

如果作品在演示中失败，要求能总结分析出不成功的原因。

作品上交时间及封装要求：

本次大赛主要强调作品的创造性、实用性和完整性。制作出成品的队伍于五月上旬上交作品及设计报告。设计报告和制作实物密封要求：作品用纸箱密封，密封后的设计报告、制作实物加封统一的封条。

评比方式：

由相关老师根据作品的演示效果和答辩结果，以及本次大赛的相关规则给与打分。

奖励方式：

在公开答辩现场颁奖典礼上授予奖品和证书。

成品展示：

对于本次完成的参赛作品储存于电信学院学生作品陈列室由学科竞赛组委会负责管理和维护，并且定期对外展示。

报名方式：

填写报名表，于2013年10月18日之前传邮箱dxxyxkjszwh@sina.com。

郑同学：693238

王同学：693126

林同学：693357

浙江万里学院电子信息学科竞赛组委会

2013年10月15日

附录：

大赛参考题型：

主题：“现代智能家居设计与实现”

以实验室的智能家居模型为设计平台，在上面实现智能家居的功能。各组同学根据自己现有的知识来进行设计。

一 智能照明：感应灯(人体感应 声音感应)装饰灯(射灯控制 灯带控制)应急灯(停电应急)遥控灯(红外遥控 无线遥控 声控)节能灯(LED相关 LED台灯 LED日光灯等等)

二 智能检测环境温湿度检测光强度检测一氧化碳检测烟雾检测环境声音噪声检测人体红外热释电检测

智能控制远程遥控(电灯 电视 空调 等)智能窗帘（遥控 自动）网络控制 监控智能音响系统

四 安防报警门磁报警人体感应报警煤气泄漏报警烟雾报警视频监控电话报警 手机报警

单片机常用型号：STC89C52RCSTC12C2052ATMEGA8ATMEGA16PIC16F72PIC16F917STM8S103FSTM8S105STM32F103

郑 文

学科竞赛组委会2013年10月15日

第三篇：英语演讲比赛通知

关于开展第六届研究生科技创新文化节之英语演讲比赛的通知 发布时间：2011-11-07 发布者：管理员

各研究生分会、各研究生：

为了丰富科技创新文化节内容和广大研究生的课余生活，加强英语的学习和交流，提高同学学习英语的热情，锻炼其英语口语演讲水平和表达能力，为广大研究生提供一个展现自我、提升自我的机会和舞台，特举办第六届科技创新文化节之英语演讲比赛。

活动主题：

科技（technology）人文（humanism）创新（innovation）（具体演讲主题围绕科技创新文化节为主题，题材自选，要求内容新颖，积极向上。）

活动对象：

全体在校研究生

报名要求： 2011级各个专业班级必须有2-3名同学参加（人数较多的专业鼓励报名，可增加报名名额），2010级及2009级采取自愿报名方式。(报名人数少于12则直接决赛，超过12人则采取初赛和决赛的形式)报名方式：

以班级为单位，将演讲人姓名、联系方式、演讲主题报到各班学习委员，再由学习委员统一上报到校研究生会组织部，截止日期11月14日。

组织部联系人：

比赛安排：

初赛时间：11月18日

初赛地点：待定

决赛时间：11月25日下午3点

决赛地点：待定

具体比赛时间届时提前网上通知，请留意研究生处网站。各研究生分会、各班级认真组织本班同学，积极报名。

校研究生会

2011/11/7篇二：2014英语演讲比赛通知 2014年全国英语演讲比赛 校内选拔赛 通知

第二十届中国日报社“21世纪·可口可乐杯”全国英语演讲比赛 和 2014“外研社”杯英语演讲比赛将于2014年10月正式启动。两项赛事均为国家级比赛，我校选手选拔和指导任务由外语学院具体承担。比赛分为校选赛、省决赛、全国总决赛三个阶段，现就校选赛具体事项通知如下：

演讲题目（报名校选赛者两个题目均需准备）： 1.change the unchangeable(需自加副标题，3 minutes)2.seeing is not believing(需自加副标题，3 minutes)录制3分钟演讲视频：

参赛者需全程脱稿演讲，否则不予评分。背景黑板上需大字注明：演讲题目、南京工业大学、参赛者姓名。视频完整，不得剪辑编辑，不超过100m。

（提醒：往届手机拍摄的视频在电脑上打开时常有图形倒置的情况，上传前请自行检查。）

作品提交： 因邮箱容量限制，请不要重复提交。

电子文稿 开头部分请提供详细个人信息：姓名，性别，手机号，邮箱，学院，班级，曾经获奖情况。

定题演讲（3分钟）

-现场问答（1分钟）

南京工业大学 外国语学院

2014.09.14篇三：关于举行英语演讲比赛的通知模板

关于举行英语演讲比赛的

通 知

各处室、年级组，英语教研组：

为提高同学们学习英语的积极性，特别是提高对英语口语的感知和运用，创造浓郁的英语学习氛围，丰富同学们的课余生活，给学生提供一个学习和交流英语口语的平台，从而带动全体学生学习英语的积极性，特举行***初级中学英语演讲比赛活动，现将活动有关事项通知如下：

一、成立活动领导小组：

组 长：*** 负责活动的组织领导

副组长：*** 具体组织安排活动

成 员：*** *** *** *** *** ****** *** ****** *** ***及英语教研组全体成员

具体分工：***（主任）带领各处室干事负责协调会场布置；***老师负责奖状和奖品准备；***老师负责录像和奖状打印；***老师负责音响的使用管理；***老师负责计分；***二位老师负责照相；***协调后勤人员负责做好后勤服务。

二、活动安排

1、活动主持：***老师

2、活动内容

（1）演讲主题：“************”

（2）作品要求：作品可选择适合演讲要求的内容，也可以是本班学生或老师的原创作品，时间控制在5—8分钟内；

（3）演讲形式：各选手可根据自身特点和内容进行安排，也可以配以背景音乐。

3、报名及参赛

（1）报名方式：在***老师的组织指导下各年级推荐***名参赛

（2）报名时间：各班于20**年***月***日前将参赛名单及演讲篇目按年级组报英语教研组。由英语教研组负责组织年级和班级学生抽签，并将抽签后确定的顺序表打印后给各年级组、主持人及教导处

各递交一份。

4、比赛时间：22016年***月***日***点

5、比赛地点：学校大厅

三、评分标准（本次比赛按十分制计分，评委实行现场亮分制、参赛者最终成绩在去掉一个最高分和一个最低分后，求平均值确定，评委亮分是保留一位小数，计分结果保留三位小数）

① 容积极向上，切合主题。（2分）

② 仪表端庄，大方得体。姿态自然，对于形象不良的可酌情扣分。（2分）

③口齿清楚，发音标准。（2分）

④演讲富有表现力，具有感染力、吸引力。（2分）⑤能恰如其分的运用英语口语，符合演讲的特点及要求。（2分）

四、奖项设置：分年级奖励。各年级各设置一等奖一名，二等奖两名，三等奖三名。其中有重复名次时不计下一名次。

五、比赛评委：*** *** *** *** *** ***

六、几点要求：

1、凡准备有背景音乐的选手在***月***日***时前将曲目光碟交***老师处。

2、各班主任在***月*** 日***时组织学生到操场制定位置就做。比赛选手坐在本班队伍前列。

3、主持人提前20分钟到场熟悉场地、调试话筒、细化比赛各环节。

4、评委组成员提前10分钟到场，评委组组长主持召开会议、学习评分标准、统一尺度。***老师将评分表册、中性笔、计分牌按人数送至各评委。

5、各位教师的座位由各年级组自行负责，分年级坐在对应班级后排以监管所在年级会场秩序。各位领导领导席就坐。

6、参赛选手服装根据需要自行准备。

7、各班务必高度重视、引导学生积极参赛，并及早部署、精心组织。

8、班主任和英语老师对参赛学生要加强指导，以便使学生能充

分展示自我、树立自信、砥砺成功。

9、各筹备小组要各负其责，把活动开展的井然有序。

10、各班要以此次活动为契机创造更加浓厚的学习英语的氛围。篇四：关于英语演讲比赛的通知

关于英语演讲比赛的通知

为进一步激发我校学生学习英语的热情和兴趣，提高他们听、说、读、写等方面的综合能力，为我校英语演讲比赛选拔更优秀的参赛选手，经学校研究决定进行英语口语比赛。现将有关事宜通知如下：

一、参赛对象：六、七、八、九年级每班选两名参赛选手

二、参赛时间及地点： 1.比赛时间：2014年5月22日上午抽签决定演讲顺序，下午第一、二节课进行比赛。2.比赛地点：音乐教室

三、比赛具体要求： 1.演讲主题：本次比赛提供主题：以my favorite...(teacher, friend, animal, sports, book, fruit...)为题。演讲要求2分钟左右。（要求脱稿）2.演讲评分标准：

① 内容方面（30分）：主题内容生动、观点鲜明、结构紧凑、表达符合英语语言习惯，符合逻辑，思维有力。

② 语言方面（30分）：发音准确，语调标准、自然、纯正，口齿清晰，节奏感强；英语语言基本功好，语音语调优美，能深入浅出地表达思想与观点。③ 演讲技巧（20分）：有效运用抑扬顿挫的语调变化、手势语、面部表情和其他方式加强演讲效果。演讲富于激情，表达完整，具有创意和感染力。④ 综合印象（20分）：风格清新自然，落落大方；感情充沛，富有表现力；仪态端庄、大方；着装整洁。

四、奖项设置：

本次比赛设一、二、三等奖。一等奖4名，二等奖8名，三等奖12名。枣庄镇中心学校 教导处宣 2014.5.19篇五：英语演讲比赛通知

通知

外语教学研究社联合教育部高校教学指导委员会和教育部高校英语专业教学指导分委员会主办的“外研社杯”全国英语演讲比赛(原cctv全国英语演讲比赛)即日起开始报名。

第四篇：第十七届英语演讲比赛演讲稿

A Century’s Dance 陈洁昊：中国传媒大学选手, 第17届中国日报社21世纪杯全国英语演讲比赛冠军，同时获得中国日报社21世纪报最具潜力奖，托业最佳风采奖，与麦格希演讲艺术之星。

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.第十七届中国日报社“21世纪杯”全国英语演讲比赛冠军、中国传媒大学陈洁昊伦敦2012年国际公共英语演讲比赛获奖演讲稿

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 朱康妮英语演讲比赛演讲稿

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!

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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：第十八届英语演讲比赛总结

第十八届中国日报社 “21世纪可口可乐杯”全国英语演讲武汉纺织大学校园选拔赛的工作总结

为了积极配合第六届外语文化节活动的开展，调动同学们对英语学习的兴趣，提高同学们的英语口语能力，在老师及同学们的支持下，于2012年10月27号由外国语学院分团委学生会学习部与纪检部负责，举行了面向全体在校大学生的英语演讲比赛初赛，并于2012年11月11日完成了决赛，且取得了圆满成功，现将英语演讲比赛的情况总结如下：

优点：

1.准备工作充分，使比赛能顺利进行。在比赛举行之前，得到有关部门的支持，布置比赛场地，同时各个分工小组也积极配合，在比赛前对各位选手进行了充分的说明，使比赛精彩而有悬念。

2.比赛严格按照程序进行，体现了“公平，公正，公开”的原则在此次比赛中，严格制定评分标准，每位选手的得分由现场统计，并且及时公布。

3.号码牌设计新颖，不局限于往年的设计，获得好评。

4.对于比赛中可能出现的各种情况，做好了一定的应急准备（准备了备用的号码牌，回形针，抽签条等）。

5.在每场比赛之前都召开了准备会议，落实各项事宜，分工细致。缺点:

1.通知参赛选手的短信内容的编辑欠考虑，没有注意细节问题，给选手带来不必要的误解，影响比赛。

2.算分规则没有了解清楚，决赛时没有去掉最高分和最低分，导致最后统一按照平均分算。

3.出现了临近比赛突然换教室的情况，而且由于手机关机等原因导致评委通知不及时，给比赛带来了消极影响。

4.仪器设备没有保护好（如投影仪的幕布，电脑杀毒等），导致现场状况频发，影响了比赛。

5.在比赛前，选手要用的有关物品（如音频，配音视频）没有确定好，以致在比赛时没有及时的配合参赛选手的需求。

6.忽略了一些细节问题，如笔的数量，质量等。

心得体会：通过这一系列的比赛的参与和准备工作，我们认识到在以后的工作中要用心考虑每一个细节，做到精益求精；工作分工要明确，要考虑到各种可能出现的紧急情况，并能及时处理；人员安排要有序，要考虑工作人员的身体，时间等实际状况来安排工作。

外国语学院分团委学生会纪检部2012年11月21日