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Unit 4 Part I Warming up A. key words vocabulary job offers 工作机会 increase upcoming college graduates即将毕业的大学生 major Tape script: 1. In a study done by the National Association of Colleges and Employers（高等院校和雇主联合会）, only 4% of employers surveyed said they reneged on（违约，背弃承诺） job offers, and only 30% of colleges claimed some of their students were hired then let go（婉解雇）. Other companies like Pricewater House Coopers（普华大华会计师事务所 are pushing back start dates（延期开始工作时间） for new hires. 2. In a study done by the National Association of Colleges and Employers last fall, companies surveyed planned to hire 25% more college grads（大学毕业生） this year. In an updated study this spring, those same companies reduced projections （规划，plan）to 18%, still a significant increase. 3. A 4. 5% unemployment rate is still very good news for upcoming college graduates. College students are younger and cheaper, and companies love that kind of thing. So the lay-offs（n.解雇） may not necessarily affect your job prospects （工作前景）if you are an upcoming college graduate. 4. Depending on your major. Liberal arts（大学文科） grads including English, and psychology majors once snapped up by marketing firms and dot coms（网络公司） will now likely have a tougher time finding work. But majors like computer science（计算机科学）, nursing（护理）, accounting （会计）and finance（金融） are still hot, and salaries for those jobs are on the rise（在上涨，上升）. B. key words vocabulary getting jobs 获得工作 boom繁荣 this year 今年 different 不同的 economy经济；节约；理财scrounge搜寻；乞讨 escalate升级，逐步提高 rescind 解除；撤回 recruit招聘；补充Employment situation People graduating last year getting jobs / six, seven different positions Keren Aloyas brother boom / did well Sociology majors graduating this year no job / have job offers rescinded Companies in tech sector (Intel, Dell, etc.) slow college recruiting / renege on job offers Tape script: M -- Michael Hallkas K -- Keren Aloya C -- Chris Peterson B -- Bill Coleman M: I remember people graduating last year and