Some college teachers argue that students should give up love for the sake of learning. They maintain that love is time-consuming and tears students away from learning students' main task. If a student falls in love, he will certainly neglect his studies and cannot catch up with his class. Students, however, hold that forbidding love affairs among college students is not good. They take for example some of their friends who, falling in love, study harder and make greater progress in order to please their girl (or boy) friends. Some one else, on the contrary, who has not fallen in love, cannot concentrate on learning. In my opinion, as a coin has two sides, love can be positive and negative. If you do not give yourself away in love but take it as a drive, you will make more progress in your learning and achieve much. But if you forget everything else except love, then you will become a "perfect" lover and a definite loser in your studies.
