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    According to the reference, write a passage in English with at Least 100 words.

    《21世纪报、中学生版》（21st Century－School Edition）于2002年10月15日创刊．请向你校学生用英语写一篇介绍，刊登在学校专栏中．介绍应包括下面表格中的内容．（100词左右，开头已为你写好，不记入总词数．）生同：column栏目entertainment娱乐

    Middle school boys and girls, good news for you－“21st Century－School Edition” first started publication on Oct. 15,2002…

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    Middle school boys and girls, good news for you－ “21st Century School Edition” started publication on Oct. 15, 2002. It comes out every Monday. We middle school students are supposed to be main readers of the paper, so all the articles are written in simple English and sometimes you can find pictures in it. There are different columns. First, there is world news and home news. If you are interested in sports or music, you can try entertainment column. In another column you can find questions and answers about the problems that students have in learning English. I think different kinds of interesting stories will surely attract your attention. With the help of the paper, you can learn more new words and greatly improved your English.


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