1. The document discusses subway etiquette and manners, noting that people should remember basic politeness on public transportation. 2. It also discusses restorative justice (RJ), where victims and offenders work together to decide how the offender can make amends. 3. Through RJ, offenders learn the impact of their actions and are less likely to reoffend, as seen in the example of a drunk driver who became an advocate against drunk driving after meeting his victim.

1. It is wise to apply the oil of refined politeness to the mechanisms of friendship. Colette Rudeness is the weak man's imitation of strength. Eric Hoffer Politeness and consideration for others is like investing pennies and getting dollars back. Thomas Sowell

3. Unit 5. Subway Etiquette <BACKGROUND & VOCABULARY> 8. Blow your nose : to clean your nose with a tissue when you have a cold 9. Enforce A : to make sure that people do A that they are supposed to do ex)You can't enforce cooperation betwee n the players. 선수들 간의 협조를 강요할 수는 없는 일이다 . 10. Civilized : organized so that people are nice to each other and take care of each other 11. Etiquette : a set of politeness rules 12. Manners : polite ways of behaving

7. Reading One <READ FOR MAIN IDEAS> 2. People have lots of ideas about how to make the New York subway more pleasant to ride, but I think that we all need to just remember our manners.

11. Reading One: 1~2 - move past : ~ 을 스쳐 지나가다 - work: n. 일터 - stoplight: 정지 신호등 - drunk: when someone has had too much alcohol - go to prison: 감옥에 => 수감되다