II. Cloze Some people go into high-paying sectors like finance for a life-style of fast cars and mansions. But these days, some are doing so with the hope of helping society 14. just themselves. Part of this movement, known as “effective altruism,” is Matt Wage, 15. The Times Columnist Nicholas Kristof wrote about recently. At Princeton University in New Jersey, Mr. Wage excelled 16. philosophy and was known for his belief that he had an obligation to make the world a better place. Yet after graduation in 2012, he went to work for an arbitrage trading firm 17. Wall Street. His reasoning: that by taking home more money, he would have a greater ability to change people’s lives for the better. In 2013, he gave over $100,000 to charity—about half his pretax income, he told The Times. He said he planned to continue working in finance and giving away half his pay. (By Tess Felder, the New York Times)