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We tried to notify everyone. I'm really very sorry, but because of government budget cuts, there's just no money for these programs. But I was counting on that money to help pay for tuition, books, living expenses, and rent. I understand. We do have some alternatives. Sometimes there are jobs offcampus that come in. Why don't you check our bulletin board outside? Outside? Uh-huh...in the hallway. And I'll keep your resume here on file... I don't have a resume. You'll need one. Here, use this one as a sample. And you can use our computer lab to type it and print it out. Thanks. You're welcome.
Kevin, I have to go. Iபைடு நூலகம்ll talk to you and Dad real soon, OK? Me too. Bye.
What's wrong, Nancy? Is there anything I can do? Not really. I don't think Edward's going to come back for dinner anymore. No? Oh, he said these trips wear him out...and it takes him all week to recover. He was always such a strong man... Maybe he'll feel better next week... I'll tell you, growing old isn't easy.. . See you in the morning. OK...goodnight. Goodnight. Morning. Oh, good morning! Well, it's all yours. See you later.Thanks. Good morning, Angela. You look very sharp. Thank you. Well, I'm off to the library. I have a paper due in a few days. Have you seen Miss Shaw? Uh...no, why? I have to give her my rent check. Oh...Is it the first of the month already? Yes. Will you tell her I left the check on the hall table?
Yes. Thank you. Well, how was your walk? Good. My friend Marsha's a little slow, but I guess she's getting old...like the rest of us. I left my rent check on the hall table. Oh, thank you. Good morning. Don't you look nice, all dressed up... Thanks, I got this blouse on sale. 50 percent off! Good for you. Well, I'm off to school, and then off to my part-time job. Oh, Angela, don't forget, the rent's due today. Oh, yes, I know that. I'll give it to you tonight, OK? See ya! Uh... Good morning. Good morning. How did you sleep after your long bus ride? Oh, I slept like a log. I was dead to the world. Help yourself to some coffee. Use the big blue mug. Consider it yours. Thanks. Mm, the coffee smells good. The milk's in the refrigerator. The sugar's on the table. Oh, that's OK. I take it black. You want a vitamin? No thanks. So, what are your plans for today? I have a job interview at school. Oh, that's why you look so...business-like. Do you think it's OK? I'm not quite sure what they expect. It's fine. What kind of job are you applying for? I don't know. I'm supposed to work at the college to cover some of my tuition. Oh. College is so expensive these days, I don't know how anybody can afford it. Some people get scholarships, and there are student loans...and work-study programs like mine. Yes, but not everyone can get it... Oh, my gosh.. . look at the time. I don't want to be late for my interview. Can you tell me how to get to the college by bus? Take a right...go two blocks. You'll see the bus stop. Take the number 1 bus.Ask the bus driver to tell you where to get off. By the way, when is the rent money due? Actually, it's due today...but you can give it to me in a few days...Good luck with your interview. Thanks. Hello, I'm Rebecca Casey. Hi. I'm MarIa Gomez. How can I help you? I'm a new student. I'm here about my work-study arrangement. Oh, uh...didn't you receive our latest letter? What letter? We sent out a letter...dated August 10th. Because of budget cuts, we had to cancel our work-study program this year. But don't worry! You still have your partial scholarship. What? Do you mean you don't have a job for me? I'm afraid not. I can't believe this. How am I going to pay for college?
U013 Job Hunting Please watch out, this dish is very spicy. We use special hot peppers in Ethiopian cooking. Now, Rebecca, please take a piece of bread and eat what you like. Well, let's drink to Rebecca and welcome her to San Francisco. Here's to the beginning of a new life! As a Californian! Rebecca, would you like some more water? Ah, yes please. Ah, you see, Melaku, not everyone believes that spice is the variety of life. Angela, I believe the phrase you're looking for is: 'Variety is the spice of life.' It means.. . What does it mean, huh? Watch out, Rebecca, Edward loves to correct our speech. Only when it's wrong. I'm glad you do. It helps me improve my English. You speak very well, Melaku. Many Americans don't speak English as well as you do. I'll need it for my business some day... I'd like to hear from the new arrival. You must be experiencing a certain amount of culture shock...moving to a new city, sharing this old house with people you don't know, having a meal with a senior citizen let out for the evening. Now, Uncle, don't make everyone uncomfortable. I have to make my little jokes while I can, Nancy. My trip out here has been...Well, there've been several surprises since I left Boston...but I feel lucky.. . and thankful...that my mom's best friend has taken me in...and introduced me to all of you. I feel ready to take whatever comes my way. I'll even take some more of your Ethiopian food, Melaku...and some more water. Don't ask, Kevin. My car broke down, and this guy helped me out. I had to sell my car and take the bus the rest of the way. Anyway, how's Dad?...Are you sure?...No, don't wake him...just tell him everything's OK...The house?It's fine...It'll be just fine.