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#5 WHY TAKE A GAP YEAR?

Taking a gap in the middle of college is a great way to catch up with your thoughts and reflect on your academic and professional goals. It gives time to rethink your major, gain new life skills, get into a competitive internship or just focus on yourself for a little while. Gap year is a semester or year of experiential learning. I can take a break from studying for a certain amount of time to pursue my other interests, dreams and passions. 

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#6 Steve Jobs’ 2005 Standford Commencement Address

  This is one of the most inspirational speeches I've ever witnessed. I'm at a point in my life when I know exactly what I want to do and what I want- logically, emotionally, financially- I know what must be done. I'm young. I don't know my reason, my dreams, my future yet. But, this speech gave me wisdom, courage and hope. Thank you, Steve. My mind blossomed and now I am determined enough to do something productive and taking a few starting steps for becoming better version of myself. With Apple, you touched many lives when you were alive and you continue to do so long after you're gone. "Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life",

Listen to the podcast (AEE1692) and give two more examples of “I’m good.”

  Listen to the podcast (AEE1692) and give two more examples of “I’m good.” 1. Make an appointment with your friend:  Friend: Hey Onnee , would do you think we have dinner at Ximending ? Onnee: Yep, I’m good! 2. In a restaurant  Waiter: Would you like to add some water  ?  Me : Thanks, I’m good!

#1 The conflict of Russia and the Ukraine

  Five keywords to look up (definition, one example sentence) 1. Take over :  take on tittles, offices, duties, responsibilities; ex: Tourists take over this island in the summer. 2. Rush : (n) speed, haste ... (v) hurry , act or move quickly. ex: The doctor rushed to his patient. 3. Dominate : control , rule , command ; ex: Don't let that man dominate you. 4. Ring out : to be heard loudly and clearly  ; ex: Shots ring out , the country is shocked/aroused  5. Resolve : determine, find a solution; ex: The problem will resolve itself eventually. 6. Sanction : permission, penalty imposed for disobedience of a law; ex: The US government is to impose two of the sanction against those countries.