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The year, 2009, is absolutely special to us the senior 3 students, because we are sitting for the National University Entrance Examination before long. Besides, the global financial crisis is continuing, resulting in the serious unemployment through the world.

During the special time, we have to consider the university majors we are going to apply for, which were more or less infulenced by the crisis. As a result, some questions always run in our minds. For example, how to apply for the majiot in the future? What kind of major can help us get rid of or avoid such crisis?

However, it is almost three months away form the examination and application. Above everything else, nowadays we must devote ourselves to study, and try our best to become qualified students. Only in this way can we achieve our ideal to make great contributions to our society.

Have you ever wondered how the tradition of Halloween and trick-or-treating first began? “ All Hollows Eve,” – Holloween – goes back 2000 years to Ireland, where people celebrated the start of winter. Many people thought that witches and ghosts walked the streets that night playing tricks on people. To celebrate this, the Irish traded sweet food and dressed up like ghosts.

    Even today, 2000 years later, the tradition of wearing a costume and trick-or-treating is still a popular custom. Although this holiday is fun for kinds – and great for collecting candy – there are many people who believe that bad luck happens on Halloween. I remember one Halloween where it snowed almost 90 centimetres in one night. The storm was not expected and people said that the ghost of Halloween was coming back to haunt me!

    The haunting is probably not true, but the snowstorm was definitely bad luck. All of the trick-or-treaters ended up wearing winter jackets and snow boots instead of costumes! Whether you believe in bad luck is up to you, but many scary things usually happen on Halloween.

    This spooky night has always been known for being full of surprise. So this year, be careful and watch out for sings of bad luck – it just might be a Halloween ghost or witch coming back to haut you!