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In the novel Thirteen Reason Why, written by Jay Asher, a highschool boy named Clay Jensen receives a box full of tapes recorded by Hannah Baker, a girl who committed suicide just two weeks earlier. The book itself focuses on many important issues experienced by high schoolers today including bullying and suicide. Jay Asher makes sure to teach the reader important lessons that can be applied to things that we do every day. The most meaningful lesson that Jay Asher is trying to teach the reader is

Minnie is not telling the truth because her testimony does not align with the evidence shown in the crime scene. For instance, Minnie reported that Horace was in the shower and fell, but in the image Horace is shown with a toothbrush in hand. The toothpaste rested on the sink far from the bath. This shows that Horace successfully and safely made it to the sink and was brushing his teeth. Therefore no matter what, Horace did not die inside of the shower. That already conflicts with the story presented

As a clearing lay before us in an otherwise densely wooded area, I helped my mother gingerly thread Day-Glo pink flagging tape around the rare native plants on the periphery. The tape was intended to serve as a visual warning to the builders who would soon be swarming the area like ants. Towering Australian pines swayed in the wind above us as she recited the plant names in Latin, hoping I would catch on. The land had long been abandoned, judging by the age of the candy-colored refrigerator doors

It is as if he is saying “here, this is me; this is who I am” so if the woman likes the tape, that means she likes him, which would mean she is condoning who he is, which in turn would cause him to weave the music that got this approval even more closely into his sense of self. Thus Rob is defined by music and women he dates rather than through

False Confessions The confessions of Ward and Fontenot to raping and murdering Denice Haraway are the most incriminating evidence against the pair. However, these are false confessions and do not prove anything, but would in fact prove that the pair know nothing about what happened to Denice. The events leading up to the confessions are the first indication that the confessions are false, and at the very least tainted. As previously stated, The OSBI administered a polygraph test to Ward to determine

narrators of the books life. In Hannah, it is not only Hannah against Hannah but Hannah against everyone else she describes on her tapes, but there is also clay against his emotions as he finds the tapes and wonders why Hannah killed herself and as he learns about her he realizes more about her life. The conflict of Hannah against herself is told by her in the thirteen tapes as she explains why she killed herself. Despite her conflict with everyone else, she is constantly reminded about her conflict

Abstract The company 3M is a diverse company that was incorporated on June 25, 1929 with presence in more than 10 industries alone. “3M products are sold through a number of distribution channels, including directly to users and through wholesalers, retailers, jobbers, distributors and dealers in a range of trades in a number of countries worldwide” ("3M Co," n.d., para. 1) The company head quarters is located in St. Paul Minnesota, however 3M has locations all over the United States. 3M is

others. Clay Jensen comes home from school to find a box that is lying on his porch that contains seven cassette tapes. After Clay finds out that the tapes are from Hannah Baker, a girl that committed suicide a few days before, he goes to Tony’s to find another way to listen to them because Hannah said if you got the set then you are one of the reasons why. As Clay listens to the tapes waiting to get to the one that is about him, he heard stories about other kids that did something to Hannah. The

mysterious package it, Clay finds seven mysterious cassette tapes with two sides each. Upon injecting them into his family’s boom box, he discovers they were recorded by his friend Hannah Baker, a girl that he went to school with who recently killed herself. Her instructions were very clear, each person who receives the 7 recordings is one of the reasons why she killed herself, and after each person has completed or listening to the tapes, they must pass the readings on to the next person. If anyone

copyright law is needed, the one we have has, too many holes to be effective. There are three main ways in which the copyright law is broken in everyday life. They is audio/video tape copying, plagiarism, and software piracy. The first, and most commonly violated aspect of the copyright law, is the copying of audio tapes for oneself and friends. Thanks to the invention of dual cassette stereos, this has become very easy. You simply take an original or even another copy of a