【Native Speaker每日综合训练—41系列】【41-20】文史哲

丝袜奶茶

time 2&3&4 0727
present the phenomenon that fewer and fewer college students are interested in football game.
reasons: tickes become expensive
other choice: smart phone. tv, internet, bars.
solution:create the experience people can feel if they were not in the stadium
discount price
start to sell alcohol
time 5&6 0642
thesis: use a ballet character to show the current situation of ballet, ballet dancer's story
obstacle: 1054
the new infrastructure of speech regulation.
structure: background ( Phatogon surilliance safety)-old school regulation ( concentrate on publisher and owner,)- new regulation-owner of the
infrastructure-method- colleteral censorship-co-optation are hallmarks-digital prior restraint

wangziann

Time 2
Students attendance at major college football game is declining across the country.
Time 3
Though the revenue of large program in college did not change in past years, more students will lose interest in watching football game in live field because they have other choices.
Time 4
The other question is how to slow or halt the decline. Since students will choose to stay at home or a bar which have more comfortable environment, school are trying to attract students fans by amenities such as enhancing food and beverage options, premium seating, offering special tickets with low price or for free.
Time 5-REST
A ballet actress talk about the happiness and paining things when she practice it. She said it is an art which everyone can admire. It a unique art form that should revitalize in our life.

carrieli0805

time2: 2:50
students prefer to attend party or go to bars instead of watching a live football game, since it means boring and siting in the wet chilly seat. the audience has been declining since 2009, this year almost 40% of the seats are empty.  that will be big discourage for the sports athletes and students are one part of the show.

time3 3:03
the revenue of football match doesn't change too much right now because the tickets fee are usually covered in student fees, but in next one or two decade, things may change. the current students will not come back to see the game after they graduate, and the football game has become more commerncical, people like to choose the most comfortable way to consume it.

time4: 2:15
some universities find some ways to promote the watch experience, focus on the audience. the audience come back in these five years.

time5: 2:11
belle's future, now people have fast life pace, will belle have audience in future? some one think yes ,it is a enjoy and meditation in your mind, and it is unique art form. but some one critized

time6: 2:13
Talking about one dallet girl's love of ballet, her favorate music, ballet dancer like antletes, they practice hard and suffered pain, but when they finished it, it is a convey through their body

neverland1021

谢谢maggie的分享~

2'31[347 words]
the attendance rate at college football games declined in recent years:
Past: the university football games used to be valuable memory to alumni
Now: the university football game means chilly weather and is less attractive to telephone and alcohol. It's hard to bear several hours without Wi-fi and telephone.
examples: U of Florida, unused tickets
          the students come later and leave earlier

2'42[393 words]
some figures show the university football is still profitable as always but some professors worry that after ten or two decades, it will be in a tough situation
the professor also worry that uninterested students mean uninterested alumni in the future.=>donation decline.
before the game begins, the students need to make some choices: is it valuable to go out to see the game? is it better to see the game by TV or tablet or telephone or computer?
the university become more commercialized and some competitors emerge

2'41[414 words]
To attract more students to the game, some enhancement have been implemented. （free tickets to freshmen at U of C at Berkley; more choices on beverage, wifi, connectivity, premier seats, etc. at other University）
concerns still remain.

2'18[367 words]
the crisis of ballet:
a principal dancer's brief story: she learns ballet at the age of 3 and no family members is familiar with it. she put her optimism into the ballet and it brings her around the world.
Past: ballet is an icon of culture, its heyday in the 20th century.
Now: people prefer to see the ballet show on the Internet
some concerns are raised：
the reasons why we need ballet:

2'46[451 words]
1)who sparks the interviewers talent?
she fell in love with ballet at the age of XXX, and ballet is an outlet of creativity
2)what are the most impressive/favorite character?
a girl story of forgiveness
the swan lake, the controversy between the white swan and the black swan
3)what are the most painful things to do in ballet?
the still scenery in the swan lake expresses the eternity; pain at first, but enjoyable at last

9'17[1170 words]
comparison between the media regulation in the early 20th century and in the digital era
the digital era is different.
characters of digital era: free speech.
3 features of digital era: cencorship of the government(匿名), cooperation and co-option, new forms of restraints.

wdybrian

2'04
1'53
2'16
2'07
1'48
7'00

Starlun

Speaker里面讲的段子对于我来说根本找不到笑点，除了可爱的Nico，真是太萌辣
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Speed:
掌管 6        00:00:45.36        00:09:20.82
掌管 5        00:01:11.92        00:08:35.46
掌管 4        00:01:38.76        00:07:23.53
掌管 3        00:01:46.72        00:05:44.77
掌管 2        00:02:09.22        00:03:58.04
掌管 1        00:01:48.82        00:01:48.82

planetandlucas

Time 2:  The article introduces that audiences of football in American university decrease dramatically, (1:58)

Time 3: The aticle continues to discusses about the future development of collegue football, and the connection between sponsor and alumni. (2:30)

Time 4: The author introduces some solutions such as promotion and quality improvement to solve out the problem of lack of audiences. (2:23)

Time 5: The article introduces that now less people are caring about ballet versus ballet is going towards dying, and then the author explains why people should care about ballet.(2:25)  

Time 6: The article introduces an interview which is about one ballet dancer's experience. (2:17)

Obstacle: The article introduces that government creates new techniques to control and surveil speech, and then the author makes an comparision on controlling and surveilling speeches between old-school and new-school speech regulation. (5:18)

梦里柔荑

Time 2  02:32.49
The number of students watching football game is decreasing.
Time 3  02:48.16
Department of football should think about how to improve the students’ motivation of watching football game.
Time 4  02:57.78
Stadium changed their previous tactic that limit the entertainment of watching TV to improve the facilities of stadium.
Time 5  02:49.59
Ballet is a unique art in the modern society and fans think about many ways to keep and develop it.
Time 6   02:42.50
The interview about the girl’s attitudes to ballet and her some experience.
Remain   02:00.25   
I think ballet is not boring and i do not feel hurt when i dance.
Time 7   09:16.78
Government changed its way to control the speech from directly controlling speaker to controlling the network.

wangyilin

it's the second time i come here，i think i must do better than the first time . so i decide to conclude something i understand such as others ; the TED talk is perfect, it's my second or third time to listen it without the subtitle,and i think i just understood half of it when the first time i listened to this TED talk, and then i did  the second time and look up some words which i don't know the means.
TEST2:4:30  TEST3:4:23  TEST4:5:29 TEST5:4:09  TEST6:4:05  TEST7:2:10
the first article said that less Students attendance at major college football games,because they can choice many other better ways to watch games,and many universities to attract students.OMG that all .