Jennifer Stewart Case Study

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1. In his interview with Jennifer Stewart, from the Manchester Record, did Mr. Ben Malloy (Philip's father) tell the whole truth? Give evidence (a quote) from the text to support your answer. Mr. Malloy did not tell the whole truth.
He stated that the teacher intentionally on Phillips back, she's a bad teacher, and the kids don't like her. Not one of these words were true. We know this because Allison Doresett stated that Ms. Narwin was nice on page 89. 2. In his interview with Jennifer Stewart, from the Manchester Record, did Philip Malloy tell the whole truth? Give evidence (a quote) from the text to support your answer.
Philip Malloy was not being truthful when he told Mr. Stuart that Ms. Narwin disliked him. Ms. Narwin states on
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In her phone interview with Jennifer Stewart, from the Manchester Record, did Miss Margaret Narwin give the whole truth? Give evidence (a quote) from the text to support your answer.
Margaret Narwin told the whole truth. The high school did have a rule about creating a disturbance and directions clearly stated that he should be quiet. During the interview she stated, " the boy was creating a disturbance" and we know this is true because on page 88 Ken Barchet said that "people were cracking up". 4. In her phone interview with Jennifer Stewart, from the Manchester Record, did Dr. Gertrude Doane give the whole truth? Give evidence (a quote) from the text to support your answer.
Dr. Doane did tell the whole truth. He stated " I talked it over with the kid. He agrees about what happened. He does. That's not an issue. Besides, I gave him a chance to work it out, you know apologize, promise not to do it again. All these facts were true. 5. In his phone interview with Jennifer Stewart, from the Manchester Record, did Dr. Joseph Palleni give the whole truth? Give evidence (a quote) from the text to support your answer.
Dr. Pallini told the truth by not releasing any information. By not giving a comment he did not lie to the reporter Jennifer Stewart. He repeatedly said " No

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