In this issue of maintaining Good Health, Dr.BenJamin O'dell a stress therapist, Interviews a university studentㅡFumiko yamada. They discuss the ways in which a university student's life can be stressful Dr. O'Dell : How stressful is the life of a university student? FumiKo : Well, in my opinion, it's pretty stressful. Like most of my friend, in addition to studying at university, I work part-time. Spending time at work means that I have less time to prepare assignments or study for tests, so my stress levels increase. My friends and I often feel completely overwhelmed by the amount of work we have to do. It feels like there are not enough hours in the day to get everything done. Dr. O'Dell : Can You Give me some examples? Fumiko : Sure, that's easy at the end of last term, just before winter Break, I had a lot of papers due. the restaurant I work at was very busy, so i was working more hours than usual, and besides, I needed the money. I overslept one morning and was late for an important meeting withone of my professors. Later that day, I realized that i had a paper due the following day. I had Completely forgotten about it, and I hadn't started working on it! That same afternoon I was going to work on another assignment that was also due that week on Top of everything else, I had to work at the restaurant that night. I almost cried when I realized how much work I had to do! Dr. O'Dell : It sounds Like that was a very stressful day. How did you cope with everything? Fumiko : Well, a friend helped me to prioritize Things. First, I phoned the restaurant and asked to start work later than usual. then, I went to see my professor, to talk to him about the paper due the next dayㅡthe one I hadn't started. when I asked Him for an extension, he became quite angry. He had Given us weeks to complete the assignment, and most of the class had already handed in their papersㅡbefore the deadline! He agreed that I could submit the paper late, but said that he would deduct points for lateness. Dr. O'Dell : Did you finish the other assignments on time? Fumiko : Yes, I did, but I got really low grades because I did the work in such a hurry. By the end of the term, I was so stresses out from worrying about my assignments that I got sick. I spent most of the holidays in bed! Dr. O'Dell: So, you think that being stressed out made you sick? Fumiko : Definitely. I read somewhere that stress can cause health problems. whenever I', late for class, I get nervous and I feel Sick. Also, if I spend too much time thinking about how much work I have to do, I get a headache. Dr O'Dell: I'm glad you've made the connection between stress and health. Many prople don't realize that a lot of their health problems can be avoided by Having less stress in their lives. I think that what you need to work on, Fumiko, is managing your time and therefore, the level of stress you experience in your life. In the next issue of Maintaining Good Health, Dr. O'Dell and Fumiko Yamada will talk about how she can control stress in her busy life. 문제 (해석부탁드릴께요..) 1. Benjamin O'dell is a techer who Helps People enter university. 2. Fumiko believes that the life of a university student is very stressful. 3. Fumiko goes to school and also has a full-time job 4. Fumiko visited one of her professors to give him a late paper. 5. At the end of the term, Fumiko was happy with her grades. 6 Fumiko was Sick for most of the winter holiday. 7 Dr. O'Dell Believes that stress can Make a person ill.