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來自美國某知名大學的Smith教授將于下周一來我校舉行講座并在講座后回答師生提出的問題.請根據(jù)下面的內(nèi)容以學生會的名義寫一則通知：

主題：中美文化的異同

時間：14:00 pm---16:00 pm

地點：學校會議廳

參加人員：全校學生

注意事項：①不喧嘩，認真聽講，做好筆記；

②聽完講座后，進行討論并寫一篇相關(guān)的文章；

注意

1． 詞數(shù)100左右；

2． 不要遺漏要點，并保持行文連貫；

3． 不要逐條翻譯，要形成一篇短文；

4． 生詞：相似 similarity （n.）

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