新兵入伍到空军参谋部:求几篇英语作文,急!!!

一
Should University be Open to the Public?

Nowadays, many famous university campuses have become one of the popular tourist attraction. It has been shown on TV and on the radio that every year thousands and thousands of middle school students visit Tsing Hua University and Peking University and other famous universities in China. In the place far away from the capital city, the local students also visit the universities famous in their own province.
So far as the present situation is concerned, is it a good or bad thing to open the university campus for tourists? Different people have different opinions. On one hand, some people argued that it is a good thing for the students to visit the famous university campus in that it can enable the middle students to get more information about the university and they can have enough time and opportunity to prepare themselves with the chance to get into the university. On the other hand, some people hold a negative view about this phenomenon. In their opinion, the public tourism will have negative effect on the universities because it will not only do harm to the environment but also to the intellectual atmosphere.
In my opinion, the tourism to the universities is not a good thing. The campus is mainly a place for study . With the increasing tourism on the campus, it will ruin the spiritual atmosphere in this learning field.
二
STUDYING ABROAD
Attending school abroad has many advantages
Firstly, looking at our motherland from the outside, we can best see the strong points of our nation
Secondly, while studying in a foreign country, we can travel widely and make friends with the local people to widen our vision & broaden our minds;
Thirdly, the foreign language can be used in our daily life so that our ability in the second language will be improved quickly
Above all, we are able to get acquainted with the latest knowledge in science & technology as well as make use of the first-rate facilities available.
For all these reasons, it is really worthwhile to go abroad for further studies, particularly when the object is very weak or not available at home