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1、我的宿舍生活My Dormitory LifeThus it was not surprising that I often found myself the only one to clean up my university dormitory which looked no better than a garbage bin when my roommates felt normal of it.When talking about our dormitory life, and probably all the dormitory life, we should never leave

2、 out one thing. This was what we called "bed talks". Though it was considered "illegal,"there was nothing to stop us from deliberately starting a heated discussion right after lights were out. It was our favorite and the only way of ending our day, and we were as punctual for it

3、as our parents are for work. What was the most common topic?Girls, of course! What other topics were there for three energetic adolescent males lying comfortably in bed? We judged them,ranked them, argued over them night after night without feeling the slightest sense of boredom for three whole year

4、s. Were wemaniacs? Who is not a maniac at eighteen?Of course, there were other things we talked about. I still remember one night six of us squeezed ourselves in the most uncomfortable posture onto three beds and held a "conference" discussing whether we should carry out an "impeachme

5、nt" with our monitor the following day. It was not that he was troubled in any sort of scandal, but that we were just so disappointed at his work. By one oclock in the morning, we finally came to a conclusion that included two major points. First, we could not reach an agreement on what our mon

6、itors problems really were, because everyone had his own opinion. Second, we could think of nobody suitable to substitute him. From the next day on the six idealistic extremists turned into pragmatic realists. We signed a peace treaty with life, and as to our monitor, he turned out to be the best on

7、e in school.I assume that this is how those "bed talks" changed us. Ask any psychiatrist and youll know (because this is exactly what they do to their patients) that to lie comfortably in bed is the only way to make someone open his mind. Therefore during bed talks we were able to touch th

8、e most intrinsic part of each other,and scrutinize the details of a totally different mind. I was amazed at realizing the great difference among people in terms of their ways of thinking, and the diversity of personalities. This changed our attitudes toward others, and made us more under standing th

9、an ever.If you ask me, among all the bed talks, which one gave me the deepest impression, I would say it was that night when I insisted that Louis was the prettiest girl in our class and Jerry said he would rather die than agree with me. Now after three years Jerry is dating Louis and I am still sin

10、gle. What a quack!Frankly, I could hardly think of anything particularly special about dormitory life. There was never such a thing that had a dramatic impact on me. All that occurred to me were bits of trivial memories, such as the tears of Lance after he was refused by a girl, the grotesque expres

11、sions on Jamess face when he finally got his pills for stomach ache after staying for half an hour with the school doctor who was notorious for his loquacity, and the night when Jerry dragging a broken leg hopped all the way back with an arm around my neck. These may mean nothing to outsiders, but t

12、o my roommates and me they are priceless. It was exactly through these trivial things that we grew and matured. By the time we had to say good bye to our dormitory, we all knew that we were no longer the kids of there three years before. We all knew that this precious period of time would never come

13、 back again since we were all changed by the dormitory, and because of that, we all felt like sobbing.简 评寝室生活，信任每一位有过亲身体会的人一生都难以忘怀。作者用幽默诙谐的笔调，略带伤感的心情，追忆了中学三年那段人生道路上极富意义的时间，回味了寝室生活中充溢喜怒哀乐的点点滴滴，留下了一串深深浅浅的成长踪迹，描绘了一幅活灵活现的“众生相”，定格了一张年少轻狂的“全家福”。全文文字流畅，语言纯正，色调显明，感情饱满，抑扬顿挫，节奏欢快，很好地层现了一代少年五花八门的生活经验和热忱奔放的精神风貌。文章多变的句式，敏捷的用词和丰富的例子尤其值得学习。