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And lastly number seven.
最后是第七個人。
Dani Ortiz was furloughed from her part-time job as a teaching assistant at a Montessori school in mid-April.
丹妮·奧爾蒂斯在蒙臺梭利學校擔任助教的兼職工作，四月中旬她遭到解雇。
The soon-to-be 26-year-old had expected to collect an associate degree from a college in Cleveland this summer,
這個即將26歲的女孩本打算今年夏天，從克利夫蘭的一所大學獲得準學士學位，
which would have allowed her to transfer into a bachelor's program come fall and begin training to become a Montessori teacher.
這樣她就可以在秋季轉入學士學位的課程學習，并開始接受成為蒙臺梭利學校教師的培訓。
Without money for tuition payments, those plans are on ice.
沒有錢支付學費，這些計劃都擱淺了。
"I was looking forward to enrolling for the summer semester, but with the uncertainty of retaining my job,
她說：“我很期待暑假入學，但由于不確定是否能保住工作，
I feel as though it's not something I can do financially at the moment," she says.
我覺得目前在經濟上我還沒辦法這么做”。
One feature of the early part of the expansion was a steep dive in the labor market participation rate of teenagers,
擴張初期的一個特點是，青少年勞動力市場參與率急劇下降，
as more opted to wait out a weak job market by attending college. That translated into a bump in the number of twenty something entering the labor force.
更多的人選擇通過上大學來等待疲軟的就業(yè)市場狀況終結，這意味著20多歲的人進入勞動力市場的人數(shù)量激增。
Ortiz's employer has until June 30 to decide whether the position will be eliminated.
奧爾蒂斯的雇主必須在6月30日前決定是否取消這個職位。
For now, she is getting by on the money from her stimulus check, some savings, and what she earns from occasional babysitting and online tutoring.
目前，她靠著經濟刺激計劃的收入、一些儲蓄以及偶爾看護孩子和做在線輔導的收入生活。
"There's a cushion," she says. "It's going to last me about two more months, maybe."
“有一個緩沖期，”她說，“可能還能持續(xù)兩個月左右。”
