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Liberal education has been a controversial topic in higher education, with a list of pros and cons. To begin with, the author describes a professor of History who wanted his students to understand both the beauty and ____ of liberal education.

However, many students would now ____ the appeal for such broad learning.

They believe that they must focus all their attention on a single area if they want to excel in an increasingly ____ society.

Some professors, with few ____ of liberal education, don’t understand the necessity of taking those general education requirements.

Some policy-makers even ____ it as meaningless because it doesn’t center on training people to make money.

However, the most creative and productive students have found great value in liberal education. They explored a host of ____ from the sciences to the humanities.

Thus, they obtained the ability to recognize and grow on good ideas, which helped them ____ some important issues.

They used their college experience to ____ their minds.

They saw education as a(n) ____ process to promote the growth of their mind.

They ____ themselves as well-rounded human beings, instead of mere professionals.

Complete the following paragraph with words from the word bank. You may not use any of the words more than once. Word bank: reinforce unrealistic elevating undesirable affirming missions intrinsic deny taboos transformed innovation radically deny embrace tragically adversity Effective leadership thrives on challenges and exceptional leaders convert adversity into opportunity. Steve Jobs is a classic example of leaders who matured through struggles and 1) ______ his leadership energies to serve his redefined purpose in life. What he had achieved is 2) ______ changing your concept of leadership. Leadership is often a journey full of adversities. Yet ingrained 3) ______ often rob leaders of courage to openly talk about their struggles. Social customs 4) ______ the misconception that struggle is a sign of weakness, resulting in some leaders’ self-doubt. Conversely, outstanding leaders do not 5) ______ the struggle. Instead, they 6) ______ it and develop leadership to address challenge and adversities. Leaders perform distinctly at different stages in the leadership journey and in the mastery of the art of struggle. Not drawing lessons from their mistakes, new leaders tend to get predictable and 7) ______ outcomes. On the contrary, great leaders reflect on their failures and try varied approaches to achieve larger 8) ______. Thus, a new perspective on leadership is presented, 9) ______ that struggle, once identified as an intrinsic nature of leadership, is conducive to 10) ______ leadership skills.

The 2012 Olympics Games had given an enormous ____ to volunteering in Britain.

Dr. Hartle believed that the Olympics had enabled London to overcome the ____ caused by the suicide bombings of July 7, 2005.

Thousands of people ____ their time to make the Games function efficiently and enjoyably, which had been the most magnificent aspect of the event.

These volunteers were not privileged or ____; indeed special in any way at all,

but their spirit can be nurtured, ____ and enlarged to be the legacy of the Games.

Since the London Olympics have laid the foundation for a new culture of volunteering in Britain, a lasting ____ can be constructed.

Nowadays, many people ____ a great deal of impressive and valuable volunteer work, even though the British government does not ____ in step and provide everything the volunteers want.

Nowadays, many people ____ a great deal of impressive and valuable volunteer work, even though the British government does not ____ in step and provide everything the volunteers want.

As the notion that volunteering is essential to securing a country’s future ____ with us,

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