[00:00.00] 作词 : Shaun Killion
[00:01.00] 作曲 : Shaun Killion
[00:19.11]Students Are Entitled to Experience True Love
[00:20.79]Should universities discourage students from
[00:22.35]dating on the grounds that' it is a waste of time as well as
[00:28.20]energy? Or is it justified for students to venture into a
[00:30.15]romantic relationship from which they will learn valuable
[00:36.27]lessons absent from their textbooks? I personally advocate
[00:41.67]campus dating.Opponents may argue that university
[00:43.23]students should place study as their priority as dating in
[00:47.16]all likelihood may distract them from this objective.
[00:48.69]However, learning is not all about memorizing textbooks
[00:52.02]and passing exams. True love holds the key to happiness in life and
[00:57.72]students are entitled to experience it. Admittedly, a relationship
[01:02.01]may serve as a distraction in some cases? Yet, it can also
[01:09.21]yield beneficial results. Couples may encourage each other
[01:12.06]to achieve academic excellence and support each other
[01:16.23]in times of crisis. Furthermore, it is tantamount to cruelty to
[01:19.38]hinder the pursuit of true love. The decision as to
[01:20.52]whether or not to start a relationship should be an entirely
[01:26.88]personal choice free from interference. In the final analysis,
[01:29.61]I believe that students can learn so much from a
[01:43.65]relationship, such as tolerance, care and compromise.
[02:03.39]All of these will serve well foll their future success
[02:07.08]both in career and in life.
[02:10.65]In conclusion, campus love promotes
[02:15.06]happiness, and can be beneficial towards academic
[02:19.95]study and therefore should be a matter of personal
[02:26.64]choice.

作词 : Shaun Killion
作曲 : Shaun Killion
Students Are Entitled to Experience True Love
Should universities discourage students from
dating on the grounds that' it is a waste of time as well as
energy? Or is it justified for students to venture into a
romantic relationship from which they will learn valuable
lessons absent from their textbooks? I personally advocate
campus dating.Opponents may argue that university
students should place study as their priority as dating in
all likelihood may distract them from this objective.
However, learning is not all about memorizing textbooks
and passing exams. True love holds the key to happiness in life and
students are entitled to experience it. Admittedly, a relationship
may serve as a distraction in some cases? Yet, it can also
yield beneficial results. Couples may encourage each other
to achieve academic excellence and support each other
in times of crisis. Furthermore, it is tantamount to cruelty to
hinder the pursuit of true love. The decision as to
whether or not to start a relationship should be an entirely
personal choice free from interference. In the final analysis,
I believe that students can learn so much from a
relationship, such as tolerance, care and compromise.
All of these will serve well foll their future success
both in career and in life.
In conclusion, campus love promotes
happiness, and can be beneficial towards academic
study and therefore should be a matter of personal
choice.