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VOA　 ※开场白：　　　 Hello everyone! 　 Here is our latest programme : The Voice Of Campus 　 I am the radio broadcaster XX:　　 This is a humble effort that I hope will serve some purpose in your life, whether it be to inspire you, to teach you something new, to motivate you, or even just to entertain you for a while. Please enjoy this issue! 　　　 Our program contains three parts: 　　　 ?News Weekly, free talk and touch your heart. Join us and enjoy the feast of English learning　　 垫乐：Vampire Weekend　 Part1 新闻周报 News Weekly　 1、Shanghai allows visa-free stay for transit travelers　　　 Shanghai will allow transit passengers from 45 countries to stay in the city for up to 72 hours without a visa, following a similar announcement by Beijing.　 Shanghai’s municipal authorities said the transit policy was recently approved by the State Council. The city has already been offering certain passport-holders a 48-hour visa-free transit stay. The new measure will go into effect on January 1st, 2013. Transiting passengers can enter Shanghai through the city’s two airports, Hongqiao and Pudong.　 Japan election highlights nuclear concerns　　 Debate over whether to abolish nuclear energy in Japan is playing a central role in the countrys election scheduled for December 16th.　　 Both the Democratic Party of Japan and the Liberal Democratic Party have chosen to kick off their election campaigns in disaster struck-Fukushima[fu:ku:?i:m?]n. 福岛instead of Tokyo.　　 In Sunday’s television debate, head of the DPJ,民主党(Democratic Party Of Japan) Yoshihiko Noda,野田佳彦[jushi:hikou ,nouda] suggested a 40-year limit on the operation of nuclear power plants. He also said Japan should stop building more new nuclear power plants. The LDP agreed with most of the Prime Minister’s plans.　　　 　　 Inner Mongolian police battle snowstorm　 With blizzards continuing to sweep through North China, the country’s Inner Mongolia has been among the worst-hit areas. Heavy snow has blocked more than 2000 kilometers of roads, threa