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布里斯班 英语

Brisbane

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布里斯班[澳大利亚东部港市](昆士兰州首府) 布里斯班_百度翻译

布里斯班

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绰号，骨折残疾人或凶残的人，来源于古法语，含义是“折断”;

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你知道布里斯班这个城市吗?

布里斯班(Brisbane)位于澳大利亚东南沿海，濒临莫来顿湾(Moreton Bay)，布里斯班河横穿市区，是昆士兰省(Queensland)的首府，也是澳洲的第三大城市，由于这里有不少树袋熊--考拉的保护区，因而人们又称它为“考拉之都”。

布里斯班虽然曾是重罪犯的流放区，但今天的布里斯班却是一个讲效率、干净并充满活力的城市。

布里斯班有着迷人的自然风光，布里斯班河(Brisbane River)流过市中心，多种多样的动植物生活在这里，特别是一些澳洲特产的动物，与人类的关系十分亲近。

布里斯班的人文景观也很丰富，有许多19世纪的古董建筑，游人来到布里斯班，还可以感受到浓厚的文化艺术气氛，这里会经常上演大型歌舞剧及音乐会，还有著名的世界级图书馆及美术馆。

历史上著名的Newstead地区的The Boardwalk 是一个散步的好地方，那儿有许多购物和音乐表演的好地方，那儿有许多购物和音乐表演的好地方，您还可以从旧水钟和观赏塔上观看布里斯本的美丽景色。

The Boardwalk 位于Breakfast Creek Rd.离布里斯本只有三公里的库塔山植物园景色迷人。在晴郎的白天，您甚至能看到东边的Moreton 湾和Stradbroke岛，北面的Glasshouse山，南面黄金海岸后面的山，以及布里斯本和在您的脚下如蛇那般“移动”的河流。植物园内有热带展览馆，茶室和澳洲最大的托马斯，布里斯本天文馆。

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邦德大学附近机场(车站)攻略介绍：

火车

：从布里斯班机场搭乘城市铁路(Airtrain)，中途经过布里斯班市区，到达黄金海岸。去冲浪者天堂要在奈蕴(Nerang)火车站或者罗宾娜(Robina)火车站转乘公交车(Surfside

Bus)，大概30分钟左右到达。从布里斯班机场到达奈蕴或者罗宾娜火车站全程大约一小时二十分钟，单程票价是32.8 澳元。

布里斯班到黄金海岸的交通系统分成23个区，车票价格通过跨区的数量多少来计算。第一区从布里斯班的市中心开始，然后依次往北(第1区到第23区Gympie

North)、往西(第1区到第16区Helidon)、往南延伸(第1区到第18区Coolangatta)。如果想要计算交通资费

，用旅途的最高区域数值减去最低区域数值再加1就是你旅程的区间数(例如从布里斯班市区第1区到黄金海岸的Robina站第15

区，其区间就是15-1+1=15个区间)。黄金海岸机场在18区，冲浪者天堂、布罗德海滩在14区，梦幻乐园、激浪世界在第10区，华纳电影世界、水上乐园在第11区，海洋世界在第13区。

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Introduction - Harvard University

The principal educational goal of the Visual and Environmental Studies Department (VES) is to provide students in a liberal arts college with an opportunity to gain an understanding of visual art and expression through both study and practice. The department aims to foster a dialogue among makers, critics, and theorists, and accordingly its faculty comprises individuals representing all of these areas. The courses they offer fall into several areas, including the studio arts, photography, filmmaking, film studies, environmental studies, and critical theory. The department’s symbolic and functional home is the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, built in 1963, and is the only building designed by Le Corbusier in North America. The building contains art studios, photography darkrooms, film and video screening facilities, faculty offices, and departmental administrative offices. Additionally, the department occupies space in the top floor and the lower level of Sever Hall, which contains faculty offices, film and video editing equipment, film and video screening facilities, as well as an extensive Film Study Library.

All curricular areas within the concentration begin with an introductory program, then move to more advanced courses and may culminate in a thesis or senior-year tutorial. A course of study can be tailored to accommodate the demands of any visual or theoretical approach to art practice.

Students apply to concentrate in VES; and in order to be accepted students must do two things. 1. They must take a course in the department, preferably one related to their area of interest. That course must be taken in advance of the application. 2. They must also maintain a B average. For those wishing to apply to the studio and film/video areas, an introductory studio or production course is required in advance of the application. For assistance in choosing an appropriate first course, students are encouraged to consult with the Director of Undergraduate Studies, the Director of Undergraduate Studies for Film Studies (for those interested in a focus on Film Studies), or the department’s the Academic Services Coordinator.

Ordinarily, introductory-level courses in VES are designated with 2-digit course numbers and more advanced courses with 3-digit course numbers. Those interested in the studio area can choose from among several introductory courses in the studio arts and photography, which are generally course numbers VES 10-49. Students interested in the film/video area should take a course in photography, video, or animation, which are generally course numbers VES 40-59(Note: VES 50, the year-long introductory filmmaking course, is ordinarily taken by concentrators in their sophomore year). Students interested in Film Studies should take Literature & Arts B-11, (The Art of Film); VES 71 (Silent Cinema), or VES 72 (Sound Cinema). These three courses are required and either offers an excellent introduction to the Film Studies track.

There is no formal tutorial program in VES. Since most VES courses are small studio courses or seminars with close interactions between students and faculty, preparation for a senior thesis is begun in these studios and seminars and is often carried to completion in a VES 99 tutorial during the senior year.

If you are interested in talking with someone in VES about specific courses, constructing a Plan of Study, or the possibility of concentrating, you should speak with either the Director of Undergraduate Studies (Robb Moss, 617-496-6614, robbmoss@fas.harvard.edu), Director of Undergraduate Studies for Film Studies (JD Connor, 617-496-6799, jdconnor@fas.harvard.edu,) or, Academic Services Coordinator (Michael Lawrence, mlawrenc@fas.harvard.edu, 617-496-4469). They are available throughout the year to discuss any questions you might have or any plans you are considering. (JD Connor will be on leave of absence in the fall term 2006-07).