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2008년 11월 12일 수요일

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No.712 2008. 11. 12. Wednesday

2♡♡8년 마지막까지 "나"를 응원하세요!
가슴 찡~한 ♡ㅣ♡ㅑ기에 초대합니다.

[뮤지컬] "즐거운 인생"에 초대합니다.

[오픈] 스피킹 마스터 - 사람,사회

[오픈] 1316 팬클럽 독해 Level 1

(A) (B) (C)

It's still pretty early in the day.

아직 시간이 너무 일러요.

오바마's 스페셜 (2)

We must make sure that people who have the grades, the desire and the will,
but not the money, can still get the best education possible.

토박이 born and bred

[강사 : Kristine]

- London Trinity College TESOL
- YBM 시사 ELS 영어 강사
- TOEIC Speaking & Writing 만점 강사
- 한국 외국어 평가원 공식 PELT 추천 강사

토박이 born and bred

A: 서울에서 오래 사셨어요?
Have you lived in Seoul long?

B: 전 서울 토박이에요.
I was born and bred in Seoul.

[직장생활] 봉급제

	수진씨 회사는 월급제인가요, 시급제인가요? Su-Jin, do you get paid a monthly salary or an hourly wage at your company?

	저희 회사는 월급제입니다. My company pays everyone a monthly salary.

	블루 칼라나 공장일을 제하면, 시급제는 아주 드물지요.

Security Cameras in Schools

We have all seen television programs that show criminals caught on camera. It is one way that business and the police fight crime. Closed-circuit television (CCTV) systems are often in department stores, subway stations, and other public areas that need to be watched for people's safety. Many schools now have CCTV systems to protect school children from kidnappings and other crimes.

One lawmaker wants a law that would make CCTV systems mandatory in all school zones. School zones are areas within a 300- meter radius of the front gate of kindergartens and primary schools. Representative Han Sun-kyo says that more surveillance cameras would help reduce kidnappings and traffic accidents in school zones. Currently, 109 of 566 elementary schools have CCTV cameras. Even though the systems cost 2 to 3 million won to install, more and more schools are adding the security systems.

Not everyone is happy about the use of CCTV in schools. Some students and human rights groups say that security cameras are inappropriate and should not be used. One group called Teenager Human Rights Network argues that the cameras are a violation of their privacy. Also, the cameras are not in the best locations to record criminal activities. Many schools have cameras in low-crime areas such as the principal's office, cafeteria, and main hallways. The student group also says that it feels like schools are treating everyone like a potential criminal.

However, some teachers and principals want more cameras in schools to help them prevent crimes in the classroom. At one school, three students' wallets were stolen in a classroom. As a result, teachers asked the principal to install security cameras. "Haksamo," a civic group composed of parents, supports the use of CCTV. They argue that CCTV can help regain order and safety in public schools.