最初なので説明を付けておきます。
ちょっとネタが無いので、新聞記事を載っけてみました。
新聞って難しいですが、文法だけでなく、多彩な表現が含まれていて参考になりますよね。
ちなみに、ここで取り上げる新聞ネタは、できる限り簡単なものを選びます。
というか、私が理解できないものは載せれません…（汗
第一弾は、私がバンクーバーを去るというのもあり、２０１０年に開かれる、バンクーバー
オリンピックについての記事です。
オリンピックの経済効果についてはよく話されますが、それ以外の部分でも色々考えてる
んだな…と、ちょっと関心しました。
（転載だけど、引用も書いてるし、いいよね…（＾＾；）
<< Games' legacy is pride >>
- Sport is an agent of change: IOC's Rogge -
Of the bevy of environmental, social and economic legacies of the 2010 Olympics, none are more important than the pride the Games will instill in Vancouver's citizens, said the head of the International Olympic Committee (IOC).
"The most important legacy, is a new frame of mind," said IOC president Jacques Rogge, speaking yesterday at a luncheon hosted by the Vancouver Board of Trade.
"A new way of looking at your city, a new way of looking at your region, a new way of looking at your province."
As an example, Rogge points to Calgary where he said civic pride and volunteerism remain high, almost 20 years after it hosted the Games.
Rogge, who arrived in Vancouver Tuesday, is in town for a three-day review and working session with Vanoc and the IOC's co-ordination commission.
The Olympics, Rogge said, uses sport as an agent of change.
He said the environmental legacy of the 2008 Beijing Games will benefit millions of Chinese because of work underway to improve air and water quality in China's capital city.
In Beijing, he said, milions of trees are being planted, factories are switching from coal to gas power and more than a million cars will be taken off the road for the Games.
"The Games have had a profound impact on a lot of places," said Vanoc CEO John Furlong after Rogged's remarks. "In some places the hill is higher to climb, but we think that this is an example of a communitiy that can do a lot."
By JEFF HODSON
Metro Vancouver
ちょっとネタが無いので、新聞記事を載っけてみました。
新聞って難しいですが、文法だけでなく、多彩な表現が含まれていて参考になりますよね。
ちなみに、ここで取り上げる新聞ネタは、できる限り簡単なものを選びます。
というか、私が理解できないものは載せれません…（汗
第一弾は、私がバンクーバーを去るというのもあり、２０１０年に開かれる、バンクーバー
オリンピックについての記事です。
オリンピックの経済効果についてはよく話されますが、それ以外の部分でも色々考えてる
んだな…と、ちょっと関心しました。
（転載だけど、引用も書いてるし、いいよね…（＾＾；）
<< Games' legacy is pride >>
- Sport is an agent of change: IOC's Rogge -
Of the bevy of environmental, social and economic legacies of the 2010 Olympics, none are more important than the pride the Games will instill in Vancouver's citizens, said the head of the International Olympic Committee (IOC).
"The most important legacy, is a new frame of mind," said IOC president Jacques Rogge, speaking yesterday at a luncheon hosted by the Vancouver Board of Trade.
"A new way of looking at your city, a new way of looking at your region, a new way of looking at your province."
As an example, Rogge points to Calgary where he said civic pride and volunteerism remain high, almost 20 years after it hosted the Games.
Rogge, who arrived in Vancouver Tuesday, is in town for a three-day review and working session with Vanoc and the IOC's co-ordination commission.
The Olympics, Rogge said, uses sport as an agent of change.
He said the environmental legacy of the 2008 Beijing Games will benefit millions of Chinese because of work underway to improve air and water quality in China's capital city.
In Beijing, he said, milions of trees are being planted, factories are switching from coal to gas power and more than a million cars will be taken off the road for the Games.
"The Games have had a profound impact on a lot of places," said Vanoc CEO John Furlong after Rogged's remarks. "In some places the hill is higher to climb, but we think that this is an example of a communitiy that can do a lot."
By JEFF HODSON
Metro Vancouver
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