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Part1 Choosing the Right Club 　　Erin： Ugh！ ①Another night sitting at home with my nose in a book. 　　Ryan： Yeah I know what you mean. Could there be anything more boring？ 　　Erin： ②Such is life... 　　Ryan： That’s why I decided to join a club. 　　Erin： Oh？ What kind of club？ 　　Ryan： I’m not sure yet. There are so many clubs to choose from. 　　Erin： ③It stands to reason that you should choose one related to your major. 　　Ryan： Not necessarily. I’m actually looking for a bit of a departure from what I normally find myself doing. 　　Erin： OK. ④So as an environmental protection major， what kind of club would give you the fix that you need？ 　　Ryan： I was thinking about spending some time at the college radio station. 　　Erin： Well， that sure is different. What exactly do you hope to accomplish？ 　　Ryan： Who knows？ But I have a feeling it would be a great experience，and it could also help me promote environmental protection on a larger scale. 　　Erin： That is a great way of looking at it. I wanna join a club too！ 　　Ryan： I’m surprised how many people are content to just sit at home or go out drinking instead of joining a club， because clubs are not only fun but they can help you grow as a person as well. That is， if you pick the right one. 　　Erin： How about the women’s 1）rugby club？ ⑤I’ve been itching for a little more competition in my life， and I happen to be a pretty tough chick！ 　　Ryan： Wow！ I know you’re not a girly girl like a lot of the others around here， which is one of the things I really like about you. ⑥But I had no idea you were into such dangerous， full-contact sports. 　　Erin： I grew up with five brothers， so it shouldn’t be all that surprising that I turned out to be a 2）tomboy. ⑦While all the other girls were playing with Barbie dolls and My Little Ponies， I was outside having a catch with my dad. 　　Ryan： Then rugby might be just the thing for a 3）budding athlete such as you！ 　　Erin： So how do I join？ 　　Ryan： Good question. I’ll check out the un