胡敏讀故事記托福詞匯第230期:Venturing outside the major

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胡敏讀故事記托福詞匯第230期:Venturing outside the major

A variety of options exist for today's college graduates. This is at variance with the situation of those in past generations. Most bosses seek a varied work force. Therefore, various majors are represented in many organizations. There are a vast number of people working outside their majors. Here, we can only varnish over a few examples.

今天的大學畢業(yè)生有各種選擇。這不同于過去時代大學畢業(yè)生的情況。大多數(shù)老板需要各類工人。因此，各種專業(yè)在眾多機構(gòu)中都有所體現(xiàn)。大量的人在專業(yè)以外的領域工作。這里僅舉數(shù)例，予以包裝發(fā)表。

Renee Smith, a philosophy major, now works in the field of art history. She took a trip with the Smithsonian Institution to observe the vaulted ceilings of many European churches. She wrote an essay on the different kinds of vaults prominent in European architecture. It was published in Smithsonian magazine. Veering away from the topic of the arts, and into the topic of vegetation, there is the example of Kevin Flint. Though he was a business major, he now works on an Israeli kibbutz. Kevin, a vegetarian, was inspired when he read an article about some people's vehemence toward the organic food movement. Kevin is a vehement supporter of labeling all non-organic food. Soon after graduating, he sold his vehicle to finance his trip to Israel. Kevin feels that without proper labeling, a veil will continue to exist over people's eyes when it comes to the differences between organic and non-organic food. "Harmful materials from genetically engineered food get into your veins and spoil your blood," he says.

勒內(nèi)·史密斯，學哲學專業(yè)，現(xiàn)在在藝術(shù)史領域工作。她同史密森學會一起動身去觀摩許多歐洲教堂的拱形的屋頂。她寫下一篇有關(guān)歐洲建筑中各種類型的著名拱頂?shù)奈恼?。文章發(fā)表在《史密森》雜志。從文科轉(zhuǎn)變方向，涉足植物課題，這是凱文·弗林特。雖然學商貿(mào)專業(yè)，但現(xiàn)在他在以色列的一處合作農(nóng)場工作。凱文是個素食者，當他閱讀有關(guān)一些人對有機食品運動表現(xiàn)熱情的一篇文章時，受到鼓舞。凱文熱情支持標識一切無機食品。畢業(yè)后不久，他賣掉汽車，籌措去以色列的資金。凱文感到，沒有恰當?shù)臉俗R，在有機和無機食品區(qū)別的問題上，人們眼前仍然會有迷霧。"基因工程食品的有害物質(zhì)進入靜脈，破壞血液，"他說。

Neil Cantor studied ventilation, yet through the venerable Rockefeller Trust he has established an interesting venture in Australia, home to many venomous snakes. His organization studies the potential healing effects of chemically altered snake venom. "It's my desire to go to medical school," he says. "I figured out in my third year of school that while properly ventilating buildings is useful, I just didn't want to spend my life working with vents. More exciting is the rapid velocity of medical breakthroughs today. In the past, our object of veneration was religion. But now that's really changed. Today, we venerate doctors and nurses, though admittedly, not in quite the same way."

尼爾·康托爾研究通風，但通過令人敬仰的洛克菲勒托拉斯，他已經(jīng)在毒蛇之鄉(xiāng)澳大利亞建立了一個頗為有趣的企業(yè)。他的機構(gòu)研究經(jīng)化學處理后的蛇毒潛在的療效。"上醫(yī)學院是我的愿望，"他說。"我在大學三年級時意識到，盡管為大樓良好通風很有用武之地，但我就是不想一輩子和遁風孔打交道。當今醫(yī)學突破的速度之快更為激動人心。過去，我們崇敬的對象是宗教。但是現(xiàn)在完全變了。今天，我們崇敬醫(yī)生和護士，誠然，方式不太一樣。"

As you can see, a few folks have found happiness outside their majors.

可以看到，有些人在專業(yè)以外的領域找到了幸福。