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【正文】 lly fun while in the past they said: “It is well to be at home for ever but difficult to be out traveling even for a day”. Would you hesitate if you were asked to choose between the past and the present? The Way College Students Spend MoneyDear friends:Congratulations to you on your admission to the university and wele to join us. From this day forward, you will spend the bulk of (大部分) your future four years here. The faster you adapt yourself to campus, the better you will get on with your life in the few years ahead. I would like to offer you some of my ideas on adjusting to college life quickly. First, get yourself acquainted with those around you and try to make friends with them. There are a number of societies and clubs on campus, like the English Club and the Society of Chinese Literature. Find the one you are interested in and apply for membership. Friends made in such a way will have a lot in mon and the friendship will endure. Second, develop a habit of regular exercise. College life can be stressful. To survive and thrive, you need to have a robust health. Those role models of successful students have all demonstrated this point.If the above tips can be of any service to you, I would be very much honored (榮幸). Netizens’ LanguageThe term netizen is nowhere to be found in most dictionaries published before the 1990s – it is a coined word deriving from “net” and “citizen”. More such examples: 2nite meaning tonight, b4 meaning before, gtg meaning got to go. Some feel unfortable seeing these madeup phrases. Some others even argue that such expressions may pose a threat to our language. If I were to make ments, I would say that this is perfectly normal. First, languages were invented by people. If our ancestors could, why can’t their offspring? The truth is that languages were anything but what they are. They have always been changed and enriched. Second, languages are meant to municate ideas. If some coined words can be more expressive than those currently used, the public may take to them and consequently, they will bee part of everyone’s language. If their function is found to be limited, they are bound to fall into disuse. Evidently, words have their own rule of “the fittest
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