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The Professor In The Talking Passage
In the talking passage, the professor absolutely disagrees with the idea OF PRESENTING FACULTY MEMBERS ON TELEVITION. WHAT’S MORE, She bases her argument on explaining that it is not good for them, because she thinks the professor will only have reputation among those watching the tv show in order to be entertained. But if the program would be watched by the university members, students and professors, things would have been different. Another reason is that the professor wastes time doing this type of stuff, because he travels, then he has to prepare the topics and he also has to DO research, so that are the mainly reason whereby the professor in the talking passage is against his idea of showing himself on tv quite often.
On the contrary,

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