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• Hae Min Lee born in Seoul, Korea

• Adnan born in Baltimore, MD

• 1984/1985: Thiru in Third Grade at Edmondson Heights Elementary School. Class Photo
  
• August 1986-June 1987: Kindergarten
  
  • Adnan attends Edmondson Heights Elementary: (Transcripts)
  • Undated photo: Adnan, Shamim, Tanveer
  • Thiru in Fourth Grade at Edmondson Heights Elementary School
  • October 15, 1986: Hae's 6th Birthday (Hae lives in Korea)
  • May 21, 1987: Adnan's 6th Birthday
  • Adnan's Honda car manufactured
• August 1987-June 1988: 1st Grade
  
  • Adnan attends Edmondson Heights Elementary: (Transcripts)
  • Thiru in Fifth Grade at Edmondson Heights Elementary School
  • October 15, 1987: Hae's 7th Birthday (Hae lives in Korea)
  • May 21, 1988: Adnan's 7th Birthday
  • C. Justin Brown graduates Gilman High School
• August 1988-June 1989: 2nd Grade
  
  • Adnan attends Woodbridge Elementary with Stephanie: (Transcripts)
  • October 15, 1988: Hae's 8th Birthday. (Hae lives in Korea)
  • May 21, 1989: Adnan's 8th Birthday
• August 1989-June 1990: 3rd Grade
  
  • Adnan attends Woodbridge Elementary with Stephanie: (Transcripts)
  • October 15, 1989: Hae's 9th Birthday (Hae lives in Korea)
  • May 21, 1990: Adnan's 9th Birthday
  • Adnan draws Larry the Lion. Copied from a Children's Book
• August 1990-June 1991: 4th Grade
  
  • Adnan at Woodbridge Elementary with Stephanie: (Transcripts)
  • October 15, 1990: Hae's 10th Birthday (Hae lives in Korea)
  • May 21, 1991: Adnan's 10th Birthday
  • Adnan & Yusuf, Date Approximate
• August 1991-June 1992: 5th Grade
  
  • August 6, 1991: Hae arrives in the USA from Seoul, Korea
  • Adnan attends Woodbridge Elementary with Stephanie: (Transcripts)
  • Hae attends Arlington Baptist School
  • October 15, 1991: Hae's 11th Birthday
  • May 21, 1992: Adnan's 11th Birthday
  • May 22, 1992: Adnan issued a passport
  • June 1992: C. Justin Brown graduates Cornell University

• August 1992-June 18, 1993: 6th Grade
  
  • [Adnan:]
  • Attends Johnnycake Middle School, now Southwest Academy, with Stephanie:
  • Adnan 6th Grade Photo
  • May 21, 1993: Adnan's 12th Birthday
  • June 18, 1993: Report Card
  • Bilal testified he had known Adnan since Adnan was in sixth grade.
  • Hae:
  • Starts 6th Grade at Arlington Baptist School:
  • October 15, 1992: Hae's 12th Birthday
  • October 26, 1992: Hae transfer from Arlington Baptist to Old Court Middle School. (Enrollment Forms)
  • Old Court Middle School has an ESOL program.
  • January 13, 1993: Hae pproved to attend Old Court without paying tuition.
  • June 18, 1993: Hae's Report Card
  • [Jay]
  • 7th grade at Johnnycake Middle School. Jay and Stephanie become boyfriend/girlfriend
  • Jay 7th Grade Photo
• August 1993-June 17, 1994: 7th Grade
  
  • August 1993: Hae attends Old Court Middle School: Enrollment Forms
  • September, 1993: 100 ninth-graders accepted into WHS's new Magnet Program.
  • Adnan attends Johnnycake Middle School
  • Jay is in 8th grade and Stephanie is in 7th grade, at Johnnycake Middle School. (Second year of their relationship).
  • October 15, 1993: Hae's 13th Birthday
  • November 24, 1993: Johnnycake Middle School Principal is stabbed by one of the substitute teachers
  • January 21, 1994: Hae's First and Second Quarter Report Cards
  • January 31, 1994: Hae transfers to Pikesville Middle School. Registration Forms
  • February 2, 1994: Hae attends Pikesville Middle School. (Hae no longer needs to be in the ESOL Program)
  • March, 1994: Gutierrez defends partner Billy Murphy against spousal abuse charges
  • May 15, 1994: Baltimore Sun profile on Gutierrez
  • May 21, 1994: Adnan's 13th Birthday
  • May 24, 1994: Thiru Vignarajah graduates from Woodlawn High School
  • June 17, 1994: Adnan's Report Card, Testing, and Attendance
  • June 17, 1994: Hae's Third and Fourth Quarter Report Cards and Attendance
  • Mr. S.:
  • November 3, 1993: Hired part time at Coppin College
  • February, 1994: Reminded that he is supposed to report to work in inclement weather.
  • May 24, 1994: Arrested for Indecent Exposure
  • June, 1994: Part time contract at Coppin College ends; contract renewed for one year.
• August 1994-June 1995: 8th Grade
  
  • Approximate: Muhammad Ali visits ISB, poses with members, including Adnan
  • Approximate: Shamim & Yusuf
  • 100 Ninth graders added to WHS Magnet Program now = 100 ninth graders and 100 sophomores.
  • Adnan attends Johnnycake Middle School
  • Stephanie attends Johnnycake Middle while still dating Jay who has started high school.
  • Jay is a freshman at Woodlawn High School. (Third year of relationship with Stephanie).
  • August 31, 1994: Hae transfers from Pikesville Middle School to Burleigh Manor Middle School
  • September 19, 1994: Hae transfers from Burleigh Manor Middle School to Mayfield Middle School
  • SeptembeOctober, 1994: Hae Testing
  • October 15, 1994: Hae's 14th Birthday
  • October 17, 1994: Hae transfers from Mayfield Middle School back to Pikesville Middle School
  • March 1, 1995: Hae Service Learning Form
  • March 22, 1995: WHS Boys Lacrosse (Jay)
  • May 21, 1995: Adnan's 14th Birthday
  • June 14, 1995: Adnan's Report Card
  • June 14, 1995: Hae Report Card
  • June, 1995: Mr. S's contract ends, and is renewed for one more year.

• August 1995-June 14, 1996: 9th Grade/Freshman Year
  
  • 100 Ninth graders are added to the Magnet Program. Total Magnet attendance: 300.
  • Adnan and Hae are in the Magnet Program at Woodlawn High School and have four classes together.
  • Jay is a Sophomore and Stephanie is a Freshman at Woodlawn High School. (Fourth year of their relationship).
  • Saad's parents have moved to an apartment in Ellicott City so he can go to Mt. Hebron High School, a public school in Howard County that is so good, it's like a college prep school..
  • Yaser attends Centennial High School also in Ellicott City
  • Adnan says that he and Hae met on the first day of ninth grade, and he described a memorable anecdote from Biology class.
  • September 14, 1995: Field Hockey
  • Ninth Grade Field Hockey Team Photo - Unconfirmed
  • October 15, 1995: Hae's 15th Birthday
  • November, 1995: Baltimore Sun covers Merzbacher trial. Cristina Gutierrez with defendant.
  • December 5, 1995: Stephanie WHS Basketball
  • Hae's 9th Grade Photo - Unconfirmed. Could be 8th grade.
  • Adnan's 9th Grade Photo
  • March 3, 1996: Mr. S arrested for indecent exposure
  • March 21, 1996:Boy's Lacrosse
  • March 22, 1996: Girl's Lacrosse? - Hae's first year playing Lacrosse.
  • April 4, 1996: Mr. S sentenced re: March 3 arrest
  • May 21, 1996: Adnan's 15th Birthday
• Summer: June, 1996-August, 1996
  
  • June 12, 1996: Mr. S case disposition
  • June 14, 1996: Adnan's Report Card.
  • June 14, 1996: Hae's Report Cards and Testing
  • According to Adnan: Before she moved to California, Hae dated a Vietnamese boy named Kwa, but broke up with him, because he pressured her for sex.
  • July 2, 1996: Hae withdrawn from WHS. Records indicate she is moving to Hayward, CA
  • July/August, 1996: Hae in Hayward, CA living with her mother, brother, and her mother's boyfriend
  • According to Adnan, Hae was dating a boy named Michael while she was in California. According to Adnan, Michael had cancer and died in a car crash.
  • Jay works at Heavenly Ham for $5.50/hour
• August 1996-June 6, 1997: Sophomore Year
  
  • Mr. S's contract renewed for another year at Coppin College - with a retirement plan.
  • 100 Ninth graders are added to the Magnet Program. WHS student population = 400 Magnets + 900 non-Magnets = 1,300 total students.
  • Adnan is a sophomore (10th grade) in the Magnet Program at Woodlawn High School.
  • Adnan's 1996 PSATs: He wants to be a Psychologist
  • Jay is a Junior and Stephanie is a Sophomore at Woodlawn High School. (Fifth year of their relationship).
  • Hae has moved from Hayward, CA to Deland, FL
  • August 29, 1996: Hae misses Field Hockey Season at WHS
  • September-November, 1996: Jay works as a cashier at Hollywood Video for $5.75/hour. November, 1996 is Jay's third and last month at Hollywood Video.
  • September, 1996-January, 1997: Jay works at Heavenly Ham for $5.50/hour. January 1997 is Jay's eighth and last month at Heavenly Ham.
  • October 2, 1996: Don's 18th birthday
  • October 15, 1996: Hae's 16th Birthday
  • November 25 - December 12, 1996: Hae attends Deland High School (Florida) for 12 days
  • December 5, 1996: Stephanie WHS Girl's Basketball
  • December 11, 1996: Bilal's Sprint cell phone first activated.
  • December 16, 1996: Hae back in Maryland; living in Milford Mill High School District. Hae requests special permission to attend Woodlawn High School, since she attended WHS in 9th grade.
  • January-August, 1997: Jay works at Pet Smart where he would work for 16 months at $5.50/hour.
  • January 2, 1997: Hae back at WHS, awaiting records from Deland High School, FL: Transfer and Registration Forms. Hae does not have any classes with Adnan. He is in the Magnet Program and she is not.
  • Hae's Fourth Quarter Algebra 2 teacher is Mr. S's sister-in-law.
  • Hae's Sophomore Year Photo Another Sophomore Year Photo Another Sophomore Year Photo
  • Adnan's Sophomore Year Photo
  • Jay's Junior Year Photo
  • February 21, 1997: Hae Physical Exam / 9AM @ Health Services Center - probably for LaCrosse?
  • March 20, 1997: Girl's LaCrosse. Hae's second year playing Lacrosse.
  • March 21, 1997: Jay WHS Boy's Lacrosse
  • May 21, 1997: Adnan's 16th birthday.
  • Adnan's 1997 PSATs
  • Hae's 1997 PSATs; She wants to be an Optometrist.
  • Photo of Hae taken during sophomore year?, pending confirmation.
  • June 6, 1997: Adnan's 10th Grade Report Card
  • June 6, 1997: Hae 10th Grade Report Card and Attendance
  • June/July, 1997: Mr. S's contract is renewed for another year at Coppin College
  • June/July, 1997: Don graduates high school

• Woodlawn High School: Adnan and Hae have two classes together.
  
  • Adnan's Football Picture, Age 16, per The Guardian. Close up Same photo
  • Adnan's Junior Year courses. Adnan is not in The Magnet Program
  • Hae's Junior Year courses Hae is not in The Magnet Program
  • Jay is a Senior and Stephanie is a Junior at Woodlawn High School. (Sixth year of their relationship).
• Fall, 1997
  
  • September 7: Volleyball Season starts. Asia is on the volleyball team.
  • September 9: Woodlawn is not mentioned in the Baltimore Sun review of Girl's Field Hockey teams
  • September 4: Boy's Soccer Season starts. Jay is one of two returning seniors. Coach is Karl Truxel, not Karl Brown.
  • September, 1997-April, 1998: Jay works at Pet Smart for $5.50/hour.
  • October 2, 1997: Don's 19th birthday
  • Wednesday, October 15, 1997: Hae's 17th Birthday
• November, 1997
  
  • Approximate: French Class/Club trip to Tersiguels Restaurant..
  • Tersiguel's trip photo of Jen, Laura, Debbie, and Aisha standing, Hae is kneeling.
  • Tersiguel's trip photo of Laura, Aisha, Hae
  • Tersiguel's trip close up for Laura, Aisha, Hae
• December, 1997
  
  • Adnan & Yusuf, Date Approximate
  • December 5: Stephanie Basketball
  • December 7: WHS Wrestling commences. (Hae an assistant manager?)
  • Adnan Junior Year Picture
  • Hae's Junior Year Picture
  • Stephanie's Junior Year Picture
• January, 1998
  
  • Hae's January 1998 SATs
  • Undated photo of Hae in what looks like a biology class
  • January 30: Hae's Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery Test
  • Approximate: Hae is pursued by a boy named Nick who she decides not to date in favor of starting a relationship with Adnan. As the prom approached, Hae would later encourage Aisha to go to the prom with Nick.

• Bilal: March 7, Bilal's cell phone deactivated and activated same day (bill past due?)
  
• Sports:
  
  • March 12: Wrestling Ends
  • March 19: Girls Lacrosse
  • Hae's second year playing LaCrosse: Woodlawn Team Photo (Hae would be dead by next season.)
• Lacrosse Tape for TEC
  
  • Approximate: Hae tapes "Athlete of the Week" segment for The Education Channel. In 1999, Channel 36 was the PBS, public television station. The Education Channel is still run by Baltimore County Public Schools.
  • [Note: This clip is hosted by WMAABC. Baltimore Sun's Athlete of the Week was a program on WBAL/NBC. Neither station produced the clip.]
  • Discussion about the Date this was Taped.
  • March 20: Boys Lacrosse
• End of March 1998: Prom is approaching:
  
  • Hae and Adnan become a couple at school. (Adnan is 16 years old.)
  • Version 1: According to Hae's diary, she and Adnan are already a couple on April 1, 1998.
  • Version 2: Adnan told his attorneys that he never really noticed Hae, until he needed a prom date. And that Debbie suggested he go with Hae; and Debbie asked Hae on his behalf.
  • Version 3: Adnan wrote in Rabia's book that he was nervous to ask Hae: ... finally she was full on laughing as I stammered through my words. She broke in before I could finish, and I'll never forget what she said...
  • Version 4: According to Sarah Koenig: Adnan and his best friend had a little competition going about who could get the prettiest prom date that year. Someone said Adnan should ask Hae to go so one day after sports practice, on the little hill behind the school, he asked her to prom, and she said yes.
  • Truth: Hae and Adnan had been a couple for about two months, before the junior prom.

• Field Trip:
  
  • Wednesday, April 1: French Class Field Trip to Walter's Art Gallery for the Monet Exhibit.
  • Hae buys a diary/blank book with Monet's Water Lilies on the cover. Similar to this. At trial, the diary is Exhibit 2
  • Field trip group goes to Hard Rock Cafe
  • Hae and Aisha and Debbie at Hard Rock; Same photo cropped
  • Hope Schab at Hard Rock
  • Hae writes in her diary that she returned to campus to help out with Drama "and all that." Entry.
  • Hae indicates in her diary that she and Adan that she and Adnan are a couple.
• Junior Prom:
  
  • Monday, April 5: Hae and Adnan have been "dating" for about one month. Hae writes in her journal that Adnan is going too fast for her and that she is looking forward to Junior Prom. Entry.
  • Wednesday, April 7: Hae writes in her journal that her mother and grandmother are trying to keep she and Adnan apart. Entry.
  • Thursday, April 24: After two months of dating, Adnan and Hae have a "huge fight" the day before prom, but clear things up in time.
  • Friday, April 25: Hae and Adnan have been "dating" for about two months.
  • A group of kids gathers at Aisha's to take pictures before prom:
  • Becky Aisha and Hae Aisha, Krista, Lorna. Adnan kneeling Four boys. Adnan kneeling. Adnan with tux in garment bag
  • Junior Prom (Adnan & Stephanie are Prom King and Queen)
  • Debbie at sign-in table Hae, Becky, Aisha, Debbie Hae, Becky, Aisha, Debbie, cropped Hae formal picture Adnan and Hae formal picture, cropped Stephanie formal picture. Same photo cropped. Adnan and Stephanie from yearbook.; Same photo cropped Stephen, Adnan and Justin; Same photo Adnan and four friends
  • Black & White Photocopies of two prom photos: Hae and Adnan with Hae's inscription on the back; and Stephanie and Jay with Stephanie's inscription on the back.
  • A group of kids goes to Hard Rock Cafe after Junior Prom. Group includes Adnan, Hae, Stephanie, Jay, Debbie.
  • According to Adnan, first kiss was prom night in front of the Cheesecake Factory.
  • On Sunday, April 27, Hae writes in her diary: I swear he’s the sweetest guy. Let me tell you why. He was prom prince and Stephanie was prom princess and traditionally they’re supposed to dance together, to my song, K-Ci & JoJo’s ‘All My Life.’ I tried to act natural and unjealous, but it did kinda bother me. Ten seconds later, guess who danced with me, and not with Stephanie? Adnan! Now how can I not fall in love with this guy? Of course I gave him his first kiss on the lips, then I totally fell in love with him. Since then, I keep on falling deeper and deeper into him. The bad thing is we have to keep things secret, sigh. But it’s okay because love conquers all. Entry.
• End of April:
  
  • Wednesday, April 29: After school, Adnan and Hae drop Stephanie off at Garland's so she can get her car from Jay. Hae and Adnan proceed to Burger King to get some food and make out. Hae and Adnan return to campus to hang out with Ja'uan and Ms. Butler. Hae attends Lacrosse practice. This is Hae's last ever Lacrosse practice. Entry.
  • Thursday, April 30: In the final game of the season, Woodlawn Girls Lacrosse beats Dundalk. Hae scored 3 points. This is Hae's last Lacrosse game, ever. She would be dead by next season. Entry.
  • Jay's 16th (last) month at Pet Smart where he worked for $5.50/hour, until he was given a raise to $5.60/hour. Employment ended ue to "Unsafe working conditions."

• Hae & Adnan:
  • Friday, May 1: Just after 3rd period, Adnan leaves campus to get a single rose to present to Hae in Physics class. The whole physics class stares. Hae is thrilled. Did he walk? Neither he nor Hae had cars. Entry. > [On February 28, 1999, a single rose surrounded by "floral paper" was found in Hae's car, lying on top of the map book she always kept in the driver's side door pocket, and on top of the pin-striped skirt. Adnan's prints were on the floral paper seen in the picture.]
  • Friday, May 1: After an anonymous call, the body of Milford Mills Senior Jada Lambert body is discovered by police officers at Herring Run Park.
  • Saturday, May 2: Adnan picks Hae up after SATs; they go to Debbie's and then on a date.
  • Hae's May 1998 SATs
  • Adnan's May 1998 SATs
  • Monday, May 4: Hae is in trouble at home. Something to do with Adnan. Entry.
  • Thursday, May 7: Hae is being gossiped about at school. Adnan shares an intimate secret with Hae. Entry.
  • Friday, May 8: According to Hae, this is the day that she and Adnan "got carried away."
  • Sunday, May 10: According to Adnan, he and Hae had sex for the first time somewhere between Prom and May 10.
  • Love note from Adnan to Hae
  • Another love note from Adnan to Hae
  • Monday, May 11: Hae writes in her diary: When I look into his eyes, I know that he loves me. I really love him. Hae writes that Adnan's mother is one of the people against us. Entry.
  • Tuesday, May 12: Hae writes that she and Adnan got "carried away on Friday." Entry.
  • Wednesday, May 13: Adnan and Hae are each regularly going to Debbie to vent about problems in the relationship. Debbie suggests to Hae that they take a one week break. Debbie says that during this time Adnan was possessive and didn't want Hae around other guys because it really bothered him.
  • Thursday, May 14: Adnan in DC. Hae, Aisha, Shaun and Debbie go to Baskin Robbins. Hae writes in her diary that she is going to try a one week break with Adnan, per Debbie's suggestion. Also, Adnan is in DC. Entry read by Debbie at trial.
  • Friday, May 15: Hae tells Adnan she wants to take a week long break. Entry
  • Saturday, May 16: At 1:AM: After sleeping on it, Hae pages Adnan like crazy to say that she does not want the break. She is at a neighbor's house and Adnan's pager doesn't show the last digit. Adnan doesn't recognize the number, and because he can't see the last digit, he is unable to call Hae back. Later, Hae wrote that although things aren't peachy creamy, Adnan is SO HAPPY as he did not want the break.
  • Monday, May 18: 2:30AM: Hae writes in her diary that she has called off the one week break. Entry.
  • May, Approximate: Hae performs in the WHS Spring Musical (Adnan brings Saad to the Spring Musical to meet Hae)
  • Thursday, May 21: Adnan's 17th birthday. Hae gives Adnan Scooby Doo Boxers for his birthday. According to Adnan, Hae and Adan had sex on his 17th birthday. Hae bought whip cream and strawberries, and -- according to Adnan -- it was "extremely messy." Adnan will turn 18 in prison, a year later. Entry.
  • Wednesday, May 27: Adnan bakes brownies for Hae and gives them to her, with half a dozen roses, and a note, in which he writes: I love you soooo much. Brownie Note. That night, Hae attends the Greater Baltimore Chapter of US Lacrosse Awards Ceremony. Entry
  • Thursday, May 28: According to Bettye Stuckey, Adnan took part in the 1998, Solar Bike Race USA competition in Topeka, Kansas. It's not known if Adnan traveled to Topeka, KS or just worked on the project in class.
  • Sunday, May 31: According to Bettye Stuckey, this is the date of the Solar Bike Race competition. Woodlawn came in sixth.
• May-June, 1998: Jay is not working part time. He may have been allowed to take the last two months of his senior year off.

• Bilal: Tuesday, June 2, Bilal's cell phone deactivated and activated same day (bill past due?)
  
• Jay's graduation day.
  
  • Jay and Laura at graduation.
  • June, 1998 is the second of two months wherein Jay is not working. He may have been allowed to take the last two months of his senior year off.
  • Approximate count: 285 Non-magnets graduate and 100 Magnets graduate.
• Hae & Adnan:
  
  • Monday, June 1: Sports Banquet. Hae is awarded MVP, and Adnan is there to support her. Diary Entry. // Hae writes that Adnan wrote her a poem. Possible poem.
  • Thursday, June 4: Hae's first day of summer break. She talks to Adnan on the phone. Entry
  • Thursday, June 4: Hae's Physics teacher is given WHS's "Unsung Hero Award," and suspended the same day following his arrest for violating probation.
  • Hae Report Card and Attendance
  • Adnan Report Card
  • Monday, June 8, 1998: Hae writes that Adnan came by and talked to her at 11:45pm at the basement window. Hae also writes that Aisha and Justin hooked up at Caroline's party, but that it was a one-time thing. Hae wishes Aisha and Justin would get together. Entry
  • Wednesday, June 10: Hae and Adnan visit Inner Harbour Aquarium (now called National Aquarium.) Saw the Dolphin Show.
  • Thursday, June 11: Hae cancels plans with Adnan because she thinks it will look bad to her mom to go on a date with Adnan two days in a row. But it looks like Adnan brought Hae an ice cream sandwich, they had sex, and Aisha and Tori called at a bad time.
  • Friday, June 12, 1998: Adnan and Hae hang out. Entry.
  • Monday, June 15: Adnan and Hae get into a fight because he didn't get any of her pages. They make up and Adnan came over the night. They stayed up until 2:30 am. Entry.
  • Tuesday, June 16, 2:30AM: Adnan leaves Hae's.
  • Thursday, June 18: Adnan comes to see Hae at her house, in the evening. They hang out in her grandfather's car.
  • Friday, June 19, 2:45AM: Adnan leaves Hae's.
  • Friday, June 19, 11:40AM: Hae writes in her diary that she and Adnan are going on a picnic at 2:30pm.
  • Friday, June 19, 2:30PM: Adnan and Hae go on a picnic.
  • Saturday, June 20: 12:30AM. Hae writes in her diary that she had fun the picnic but is about to get "locked away for a week." Later that same night, she writes that she is angry that Adnan can't come over, that he called her house and she is going to get in trouble. Hae considers breaking up with Adnan. Entry.
  • Sunday, June 21-Friday, June 26: Hae stays above her uncle's store near Camden Yards as punishment.
  • Thursday, June 25: Hae is bummed that Adnan smoked pot. But she understands that the death of two friends "got to him." Entry.
  • Saturday, June 27: Hae writes in her diary that one should never make love to a guy who is depressed, and that Adnan's friend lost an eye and his having his legs amputated. Entry.
  • Sunday, June 28: Hae and Adnan talk all night, from 12:30am to 6:30am. Adnan says Hae can't give Adnan as much love as he gives her because she has been in love before. Entry.
  • Monday, June 29: Adnan hangs out with his friends while Hae hangs out at Aisha's watching movies. Aisha says, "Even if you don't have a great sex life, at least you have a strong emotional relationship." That night, Adnan and Hae resume their argument and Adnan says, "You said that I can't satisfy you physically, well you can't satisfy me emotionally." Hae is bummed because she thinks she is nothing without Adnan.
• Mr. S: After five years as a contractual employee at Coppin College, Mr. S gets a $600.00/per year raise.
  
• Thiru Vignarajah graduates from Yale University with degrees in Philosophy and Political Science.