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My thoughts, like clothes, I will openly wear / I never lie... cheat or steal / What you see is real

{struck: Caught up in the rat race of time}
{struck: Can't free myself from my own mind}
{struck: Sitting here on this fence}
{struck: Waiting for some kind of sign}

Still searching for something
That may never be mine

Don't know where else to look
Not sure of what I'll find

{struck: Wanting to see the master plan}
{struck: Through the eyes of the divine}
Yet society keeps on persuading and pushing me
Into situations and places that I don't want to be
Keep begging me to become a member of the bourgeoisie
Still there are so many things that they just don't see
We just fundamentally disagree
Don't wanna be a trainee to be a trustee
And receive some kind of fake gold trophy
That in time will just get {struck: dusty and after that get} rusty {struck: ...} and dusty
For I'd rather be {struck: a} the maitre d' {struck: then} than an attendee one
To their committee that gets {struck: to} oversee charities
Er, rather referee, Which of their {struck: spends the most on vanity}
{struck: Just because I disagree} don't agree with their self-serving fantasy
{struck: That comes complete with thousand dollar shopping spree and potpourri}
Sometimes {struck: money} is one's worst enemy
Just search through the texts of history
From King Midas to Judas to Bush and Cheney
MARGIN:
{bracketed with previous block:} Caught up in the rat race of time
Slowly seperating from the rest of mankind
Can't seem to {struck: free} {struck: seperate} myself from {struck: my own mind} {struck: King Midas}
Whatever lies ahead {struck: Judas}
{struck: Bush}
I am willing to leave {struck: everything} behind {struck: Cheney}
{bracketed:} Sitting here on this fence, Man
waiting for some kind of sign
wanting to see the master plan
through the eyes of the divine
I guess

PANDORA'S BOX
Inside
There is [crossed out: closed] Pandora's box
[crossed out: Nowhere] no face on the clock
As this new day begins so surreal and sublime

Watch a [crossed out: high tide] [crossed out: soon getting] low
once
Gilde with the ebb and flow
As the sea dances in its endless pantomime

Tension has been released
Finally your mind is at peace
Being here alone is like traveling back in time

Lost freedom has been gained
How could you ever be the same?
Self-aware of a life [crossed out: without] ego or crime
[written below: lacking]

On the banks of this shore
One needs one's self and nothing more
No reason no rhyme and [crossed out: thus] everything is fine
[underlined: s]

No words that can hurt
No lessons [crossed out: needing] to be unlearned
Just a fire that burns but [crossed out: does] not scorch
Acting as a beacon, as a torch
helping to light the way
For all those who've been led astray
Neither at work nor at play
Is where I've come to find myself today
secret room

TALKING 'BOUT

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TALKING 'BOUT

Talking 'bout...
① Stadiums full of
screaming teens [8]

② Hot young things in cut-off jeans [7]

③ Being on the front
pages of magazines [10]

④ Going for rides in the
black limousines [8]

Talking 'bout...
⑤ Being a hot shot
in a hot spot
on the social scene [12]

⑥ Seeing the final
fulfillment
of your biggest dream

Personal tailors for your suits
Your own chef
Prepares the finest cuisine

Just one snap of your fingers
The maid comes in
and your house is clean

Talking 'bout...
Becoming a cog
of the machine

Putting your head inside
the guillotine

When life becomes nothing
but a series of routines

Decided it was better

Every night
can be exciting
For a Libertine

It has come to
Reality
your fairytale
dream

Bouncing all
around
Like the world
has a trampoline

[Handwritten notes:]
extreme
in between
routine
gasoline
Tangerine
Trampoline

machine

[Illegible scribble]
[Illegible scribble]
[Illegible scribble]

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Not to rebel
so you just gave in

Talking 'bout...
Driving a fast car
Being a rock n' roller
And better than the world

SECRET ROOM
I have turned the knob
That opens up a door
To a secret room
That doesn't have a floor

Where the walls are bare
And there is just a folding chair
Floating in both space and time
And on it reads a sign
That states:
This is the throne to a kingdom which awaits
Any man who creates

A way to rise up above the fray
And reach the seat
Hanging below this archway
For he is the protégé

Who can free this world
From its ever present pain
Block out the sun
Turn off and on the rain
He who holds the power...
To build both churches or schools
to entrap and to enchain

He who holds the power...
To [crossed out: rott] destroy or to rule
And yet he will refrain

HERESY SPEAK NO EVIL

Heresy is a dislocation of some complete and self-supporting system of belief, especially a religion, by the introduction of a novel denial of some essential part therein.

Government sponsored torture is kind of hard to ignore
Especially when you're a prisoner of a misguided war
Lobbyists sit with wads of cash in their fists
For any politicians who find it too hard to resist
Seems that tax cuts for corporations and also the rich
Is the only way to build true bipartisanship
Yet our federal banking system is backed by worthless paper
Paper that is so very easy to tear
When you're afraid of not being afraid enough
Domestic terrorists win relying solely on ignorance and fear
We're losing our civil liberties so fast through unpatriotic acts
Soon we won't be able to breathe, speak, see or hear

Yet so many are more concerned with the theft of their identity
Than the absolute total loss of free will and humanity
They lack any great substance
Yet they're filled with such vanity
Sure, it is just pure insanity
This misinformation generation eats up whatever they feed ya
Be it Mickey D's, MTV, shows based on "reality"
all the while Becoming spoon fed by controlled media
Hey, now you can rent a new purse every month
Made from some famous designer
As you become one with your IPhone
That was made somewhere in China
Infatuated by celebrities and American Idols
Fox News, Dow Jones, natural disasters and the suicidal homicidal [redacted text]

I am growing tired of this disposable consumer society
Why are those who say our globe isn't warming
Still trying to lie to me?
Sure, there's no mass extinction of species
The ozone isn't depleting
We're not destroying nature with all of these toxins and pollutants
Oh no, our world isn't taking a beating
Using up all of our energy sources that cannot be replaced
While tin cans, paper and plastic that could be recycled
Are just tossed in with the waste
Our seas are overfished and rainforests destroyed
Why? So men can make money

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Me? Personally...I'd rather be one of the unemployed
• Overpopulation
• starvation
• illegal border crossing
• transient migration
• in and outsourcing
• No more middle class
• Subprime mortgage predation
• No money for education
without universal health care

Now, Would [crossed out: consider] be considered six billion people over population
How could you have all you can eat buffets AND starvation
No wonder there's so many illegal border crossings
constant
and transient migration
en masse
Hence
There's no more need to leave the country to outsource
no more middle class
when you can insource right [crossed out: he] at home for there's
That is if the bank isn't foreclosing on your home
[crossed out: knowers together] subprime mortgage predations
As you're wishing that those would [crossed out: become]
have just left you alone
If This is the state of the union
I think [crossed out: a] a state of emergency is what I'd declare
And I haven't even gotten to inflation, funding
[crossed out: universal]
for education or a lack of health care.

I've gone blind / Felt fingers numb / Don't let your beaten pride eat you alive / When self-fulfilling becomes self-defeating

Attempting to believe the unbelievable
Attempting to achieve the unachievable
Attempting to Concieve of the unconcievable
It's what I do
You could do it, too it's up to you
not to join in
Attempting [crossed out word] this game of charades
Attempting not to carry the cross that you have made
Attempting not to cash in until [crossed out word] eveny debt's been paid [crossed out word]
Attempting not to give in until I'm in [crossed out word] grave
It's what I do
You could do it, too

BROWNIES AND LOVE
HMMM...
IF I WAS FAMOUS...
I'D BE DEAD
FOR ALL THE DANGEROUS THOUGHTS
I'D HAVE PUT INSIDE PEOPLE'S HEADS
SEND IN THE DRONES...
DO YOU KNOW WHAT WOULD HAPPEN
IF THIS GUY GOT CLONED?
INSTEAD OF MAKING WEAPONS AND MONEY
WE'D BE MAKING BROWNIES AND LOVE
AND GETTING STONED

---

I'm not sure if her first instinct is to be fantastic

---

They say lightening never strikes twice in the same place & say we all deserved a second chance in this game called life I've heard all about

---

(printed)
ANSWER UP
It's time to be great
Just to be great
Only for the sake
of greatness itself

It's time to be great
Just to be great
Only for the sake
of pleasing one's self

This [crossed out: one] rhyme...
This one's just for me
Not for all [crossed out: them] the other cats
Those birds and them bees

This rhyme's
Only test is time
Can it withstand rock out there in the far
[crossed out: the] to all the
Among the forrest Living high with other tr
Will it make it in the jungle...
Where, the fearsome Creatures feed?
My best guess is that
[crossed out: That Answer is up to me]
They're Leaving [?] the answer up to me

For you never can tell
When there's a storm at sea
No way to predict the future
And what's gonna be
So have faith in us
And what your brother sees
Stand tall with your companions
On the land of good deeds

We can never tell
But soon a captain will be on board
Certainly Uncertain
So you'll have to take our word
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ANY GIVEN DAY

Another morning
As the sun comes up again
You drink a cup of coffee
Say hello to your friend

Take a peek at the paper
Any good news today?
Seems like nothing but trouble
So face down it will stay

Eight o'clock in the morning
As your cubicle cries out your name
You sit down in front of your computer
The monotony remains the same

Another sip of coffee
The stacks of papers stay in your drawer
So many places you'd rather be
Find yourself asking what and who are you doing this for?

Ten years of marriage to your work
Yet how could this be so engraved into your life?
Dropped off the kids at school
A kiss goodbye to your loving wife

You really need a vacation
Tried to get the week off but you couldn't go
The boss promised you next week
You should have pushed stronger but how could you expect to know

Yet you're still sitting here
Up on the sixty sixth floor
You could have been ascending on a plane
Maybe heading off towards Europe to go explore

Gazing out your window
You see that the New York skyline's so pretty
And your office is such a bore
Suddenly you see a sight among sights
Never seen a plane flying so low before

This day was coming
---
The day of all days
The unthinkable enters your mind
World Trade Center's in a blaze

Last thoughts wonder how'd this happen and why?
After air control towers lose all contact
The sun's not the only sight in the sky
The devil's signed a new contract

Today is marked your day to die
As terror has no face
Neither hides in eyes
Nor hidden in place

Strikes in a second
Yet stays for a life
Leaving weeping children
Crying wife

Heroes are found
As evil is blamed
Building falls to the ground
A covert hatred untamed

Words filled with scorn
Still fail to articulate
Our rose finds its thorn
However too late

An eye for an eye is written in red
As some wave banners of hate
Even though people still hurt
We must retaliate

Somewhere, someone must pay
Without a doubt the highest of price
Maybe then we'll be okay
A tooth for a tooth, a life for a life

For the terrorists certainly know what's in store
The mothers of the enemy must suffer as well
For no one wins when you go to war
You throw away your bible when your earth is hell

So sad this is what it takes
For a great nation to finally unite

Right Now... is the time
Right Here... is the place
Left out... is not where to be
Time to rejoin... the human race

Being human - it ain't a
bad thing to be, no.
So long as you accept the fact that
they [crossed out: put] just put a price
on your life
Then
And E-BAYED [crossed out: your] your
Soul
---
My senses are sharp as a tack
For so long the five points on my star were so dull
I gathered my horse and my wagon
And I got back on track
Freed myself from that living hell

Every footprint and footstep leads me farther away
After the mountains I've climbed it's all down hill
Passing ghost towns full of crumbling decay
When your only defense is your iron will
You cannot listen to what others say

Just me and my horse
And the miles ahead
Setting my own course
So sick of being lead
Heading towards the north
Yes that's what I said
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INFORMACION SOBRE EL TABACO

Vidas perdidas:
Mas de 3 Milliones de personas mueren cada año por el uso de tabaco. Eso significa que uno afuera de cada sinco personas que usted conoce que usan tabaco van a morir de el.

Cáncer y el Tabaco:
Hay por lo menos 12 ingredientes en el tabaco que causan cáncer. Muchos de los otros ingredientes pueden causar cáncer despues de bastante uso. Algunos de los cánceres que causa el tabaco son el cáncer de los pulmones, cerebro, boca, senos, garganta, esófago, hígado, faringe, páncreas, labios, laringe, y de la vejiga.

Un Paquete de Enfermedades:
Un paquete de cigarillos no solamente trae cáncer, enfisema, y enfermedades al corazón, pero también causa cosas como úlceras, caries, bronquitis, neumonía etc...
Nicotina es una droga que adicta la gente.

Tarboro

Funando y su Familia:
Personas que viven con alguien que fuma tienen el mismo riesgo para recibir las enfermedades que vienen por causa de fumando. Niños que tienen padres que fuman pueden contajiar asma, infecciones del oido, y infecciones de los pulmones. Una persona casada con alguien que fuma aumenta su oportunidad de contajiar cáncer de los pulmones por 40%.

every body's been talking about
The way that I've been walking about
And they look pretty offended
When I tell them I simply have
my own style
of WALKING. That crooked mile

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7 2 8 oir

Page 4 of 4 of a humor/office-satire article. Ends with: "Managers need to be aware of this is during brainstorming sessions. While a great idea in theory, what usually ends up happening is the loudest person in the room usually ends up taking over and controlling the meeting. / The real issue with this is research shows that people are more creative when they're left alone and are uninterrupted. Also, according to studies by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, the most creative people in many fields are often introverted. / "Without great solitude, no serious work is possible" - Picasso / Decades of research show that individuals almost always perform better than groups, and group performance gets worse as group size increases. People in groups tend to sit back and let others do the work and often give into peer pressure. / Interestingly, research shows that the only time brainstorming is better than working alone is with electronic brainstorming. The theory is, the privacy of your own screen helps mitigate a lot of the issues with groupthink. / A tool we recently started using at Officevibe is Slack, which is slowly becoming the most popular collaboration tool on the market. Instead of trying to schedule a brainstorming session in Slack about what issue we're trying to solve, we'll just communicate with groupthink. / End of Article / This is me writing now. (Boo! He's smarter. Bring back the Israelite...) / "Trump You!" / "Go Trump a Trumping Trump, you Trump!" / Alright. That settles that. These are useful to know especially if you are involved in the business world. And remember, everything above that passes for theory is pretty much all over the map. / I have come up with my own theory called The Co-Worker Theory of Psychology. Or something like that. It's based on the idea that ... / Let's look at the picture I drew in art class first. Then we'll break it down a little more detail... [handwritten continuation by Tom Jensen appended to a printed article, undated]

But things aren't always what they seem
Everybody wants to live somebody else's dream
Never ever happy with what they call their own
Always wanting to roam when they're sitting at home
---
(Top left, obscured) fan from the city
(Left margin) side my window
et Kisses
nges destiny benevolently
vels

(Top left of spiral paper)
breezes Blow
banke of the river flow to and fro
moon's aglow
only one who'll ever Know
when she's feeling low / hanging low
all in a row
Every seed she did sew
true feelings never show
Everything moves slow
tale of Woe
So many years ago
With a ____ below
things she could never foreknow
along the hedgerow
bottle of Merlow
rainbow
across which she must tiptoe
Henry David Thoreaux
painted by Van Gogh

(Right column)
fine
Shine
vine
wine
coastline
define
divine
grapevine
incline
outline
skyline
sunshine
timeline
turbine
intertwine
realign
undermine
waterline

(Bottom right corner, written vertically)
soft pine
trees of hedgerow
vine
hang low

(Far left, mid-margin) 4 19

(Far left, bottom)
ate
better day
ver end
wins
anks
bank
at night
bite
th dew

(Far right)
inding
good
little r
he sou
cup c
melo
new
ong,
hristr
rand
glas
victo
unse
iving
fter c
goo
ong
nu
ew
15)
ho
lov
ik
o
in
o
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3 7x25 / 17 5 300 60 75
Strangers helping strangers, the smell of French perfume
Summer concerts, a big bunch of colored ballons
Baby socks and a field of clover in full bloom
Lazy Sunday mornings, old black and white cartoons

- ing
- ue
- ite
- ad/ass/ast
- ain
- oo
- oons

Sunrises, Snow Angels, puppies and Kittens wearing
Baby socks, a bunch of ducks and children mittens
Sunday mornings and old cartoons
These are just some of the things that help get me through

Strangers helping strangers, a smiling face or two on the train
Having a door held open for me, the scent of Pine trees after it rains

K
cool April showers
---
Having a door held open for me, the scent of pine trees after it rains
K __________ cool
April showers
Christmas eve
Halloween
A deer on the lawn
Dolphins
J __________ Rainbow
I __________ Butterflies
Snowmen
The first day of Spring
a soldier coming home
An honest days work
a good book
a warm fire
pony rides
new brides and grooms
a call from an old friend
Being out of school
Thoughtfulness
the sound of good music
K __________ Blooming Flowers
finding some money I'd forgotten I had
looking at old photos of my mom and dad
rabbits and otters
D __________ First snow
D __________ marsh mellows in hot cocoa
F __________ Swimming in the rain
Sharing Sunrise with the birds
walks in the forrest
E __________ learning something useful and new
E __________ finding out that a nasty rumor just isn't true

[Left page - printed sheet 1]
WHEN YOU'RE GONE
If you don't want to see me now
I'd understand but please allow
Just think of all that we've been through
Find a new way of living
Maybe learn to forgive
Could we move on some how way (B) shitcan lyric
We could...
'Cause when you're gone
I'm writing down the reason for this wrong
You didn't know I wrote you this song
Now all I want for you to sing along - sing along
Hit the right key...
My uttered mind's filled with debris
From the insults you hurled at me
I'm not impressed with what you see
I've been so sad so very long
To think we could just erase our history
Let's start again : erase our history
-
(7) (8) give me a reason now
(8) TRY to make it through somehow
(7) (8) make our Ties
ARE
sclevered
But (7) (8) when you're gone
I'll find a way to make this right
Bet you didn't know I wrote you this song
Now all I want for you to sing along...sing along
Hit the right key

[Left page - printed sheet 2]
You'd be the only one - that's you for me
You'd be the reason I would want to be...
A better man and then we'd see...we'd see
Ahhhh...
When you're gone
I'm writing down the reason for this wrong
Can't face the dawn
Black or red
I guess you're in a rich square [?]
You'd be the queen
I'm just a pawn
I am the only one - that's you for me
But you'd be the reason I would want to be...
Now all I want from you is just sing along
A better man and then we'd see...we'd see
Hit the right key
You'd be the only one - that's you for me
You'd be the reason I would want to be...
A better man and then we'd see...we'd see

[Annotations on printed sheets]
(handwritten on printed sheet 1)
these must be
something
we can do..
(handwritten on printed sheet 2)
ny
on?
(handwritten on printed sheet 2, sideways)
- Aren't you on?"

[Notebook page]
NOTE: LYRICS
ORIGINAL
BY Justin
YOU CANNOT
USE THESE
LYRICS TO
MAKE MUSIC!
Red His
Blue
Mia

Just showing off
maybe the best song
I've ever been
involved in the (only
of) my
rewrite
of lyrics
---
BY Jus
Red
Blue
m
YOU CANNOT
USE THESE
LYRICS TO
MAKE MUSIC!
---
NOTE:
ORIGINAL LYRICS
BY Justin Justice
Red His [?]
YOU
---
(Top right paper)
You'd be the only one - that's you for me
You'd be the reason I would want to be...
A better man and then we'd see...we'd see

Ahhhh...
When you're gone
I lie in bed
Can't face the dawn
Black or red
[crossed out text: Call] which square [crossed out: am] my on?
You're the queen
I'm just a pawn

I am the only one to right this wrong
Bet you didn't know I wrote you a song
Now all I want from you is just sing along

Hit the right key
You'd be the only one - that's you for me
You'd be the reason I would want to be...
A better man and then we'd see...we'd see

(Bottom right paper)
[Handwritten arrow pointing to "same way"] There must be something we can do...
(8) shitcan lyric

wrong
song
long - sing along

u for me
to be...
we'd see

"Aren't you..."

you see
ong

GPA & Transcript for Entering Students. Thomas Jensen, previous school St. John's Prep, years '92-'93, grade 9, YOG '96. Courses: Eng 9 (74), World Hist/St Sk (70), Span 1 (70), Alg 1 (68), Kyb/Word Proc (71), Bio (67), Religion I (87), Religion II (71), PE 9 (P). Total credit 22.0. Counselor signed 7/1/93. Marked NEW STUDENT.

150th Anniversary
Salem State College
SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970-5353
ACADEMIC RECORD

Educating you for life.
www.salemstate.edu
Student ID: 0061855
SSN: 023-60-1688
Birthdate: 1978-07-13
Jensen, Thomas R
25 Island Road
Lynnfield, MA 01940
United States
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COURSE | DESCRIPTION | ATTEMPTED | EARNED | GRADES | POINTS
---|---|---|---|---|---
Fall 2001 | | | | |
HIS 311 | PROB AMER HISTORY | 3.00 | 3.00 | A- | 11.100
SPL 194 | HEALTH AND WELLNESS | 3.00 | 3.00 | B- | 8.100
| | TERM TOTALS: | 12.00 | 12.00 | | 37.200
| | CUM TOTALS: | 76.00 | 76.00 | | 271.800
| | TERM GPA: 3.100 | | | |
| | CUM GPA: 3.576 | | | |
| | Dean's List | | | |
ENG 225 | ENG LIT STUDIES I | 3.00 | 3.00 | A | 12.000
ENG 250 | POETRY-PEACE & WAR | 3.00 | 3.00 | A | 12.000
ENG 292 | INTRO TO SHORT STORY | 3.00 | 3.00 | A- | 11.100
MAT 223A | MAT EL MD SCH TCH II | 3.00 | 3.00 | A | 12.000
| | TERM TOTALS: | 12.00 | 12.00 | | 47.100
| | CUM TOTALS: | 88.00 | 88.00 | | 318.900
| | TERM GPA: 3.925 | | | |
| | CUM GPA: 3.624 | | | |
| | Dean's List | | | |

Spring 2002 | | | | | |
ENG 226 | ENG LIT STUDIES II | 3.00 | 3.00 | A | 12.000
ENG 332 | SHAKESPEARE II | 3.00 | 3.00 | B | 9.000
ENG 355 | AMER LIT STUDIES I | 3.00 | 3.00 | A | 12.000
ENG 356 | AMER LIT STUDIES II | 3.00 | 3.00 | A- | 11.100
| | TERM TOTALS: | 12.00 | 12.00 | | 44.100
| | CUM TOTALS: | 100.00 | 100.00 | | 363.000
| | TERM GPA: 3.675 | | | |
| | CUM GPA: 3.630 | | | |
| | Dean's List | | | |

Summer 2002 | | | | | |
SPN 101 | ELEMENTARY SPANISH I | 3.00 | 0.00 | F | 0.000
Repeated | Repeated - Exclude in GPA | | | |
| | TERM TOTALS: | 0.00 | 0.00 | | 0.000
| | CUM TOTALS: | 100.00 | 100.00 | | 363.000
| | TERM GPA: 0.000 | | | |
| | CUM GPA: 3.630 | | | |

Fall 2002 | | | | | |
CSC 100 | COMPUTERS & THEIR USES | 3.00 | 3.00 | A | 12.000
ENG 400 | ADVANCED WRITING | 3.00 | 3.00 | A- | 11.100
GLS 100 | PHYS GEOLOGY W/LAB | 4.00 | 4.00 | B+ | 13.200
SPN 101 | ELEMENTARY SPANISH I | 3.00 | 3.00 | A- | 11.100
| | TERM TOTALS: | 13.00 | 13.00 | | 47.400
| | CUM TOTALS: | 113.00 | 113.00 | | 410.400
| | TERM GPA: 3.646 | | | |
| | CUM GPA: 3.632 | | | |
| | Dean's List | | | |

Spring 2003 | | | | | |
HIS 205 | US HIST & CON GOV II | 3.00 | 3.00 | B | 9.000

COURSE | DESCRIPTION | ATTEMPTED | EARNED | GRADES | POINTS
---|---|---|---|---|---
HIS 320 | HIST HERIT NO. SHORE | 3.00 | 3.00 | A | 9.900
HIS 415 | TOPICS IN AMERICAN HISTORY | 3.00 | 3.00 | A | 12.000
SPN 102 | ELEMENTARY SPANISH II | 3.00 | 3.00 | C+ | 6.900
| | TERM TOTALS: | 12.00 | 12.00 | | 37.800
| | CUM TOTALS: | 125.00 | 125.00 | | 448.200
| | TERM GPA: 3.150 | | | |
| | CUM GPA: 3.586 | | | |
| | Dean's List | | | |

Summer 2003 | | | | | |
SPN 201 | INTERN SPANISH I | 3.00 | 0.00 | W | 0.000
Repeated | Repeated - Exclude in GPA | | | |
| | TERM TOTALS: | 0.00 | 0.00 | | 0.000
| | CUM TOTALS: | 125.00 | 125.00 | | 448.200
| | TERM GPA: 0.000 | | | |
| | CUM GPA: 3.586 | | | |

Fall 2003 | | | | | |
SPN 201 | INTERN SPANISH I | 3.00 | 3.00 | C+ | 6.900
| | TERM TOTALS: | 3.00 | 3.00 | | 6.900
| | CUM TOTALS: | 128.00 | 128.00 | | 455.100
| | TERM GPA: 2.300 | | | |
| | CUM GPA: 3.555 | | | |

Spring 2004 | | | | | |
ENG 321 | LITERARY CRITICISM | 3.00 | 3.00 | A | 12.000
ENG 344 | SWIMMING | 1.00 | 1.00 | PASS | 3.000
SEL 152 | SWIMMING | 3.00 | - | S- | 0.000
SPN 202 | INTERMEDIATE SPANISH II | 3.00 | 0.00 | C- | 6.900
| | TERM TOTALS: | 0.00 | 0.00 | | 0.000
| | CUM TOTALS: | 128.00 | 128.00 | | 455.100
| | TERM GPA: 0.000 | | | |
| | CUM GPA: 3.555 | | | |

Undergraduate Career Totals | | | | | |
| | CUM GPA: 3.555 | CUM TOTALS: | 128.00 | 128.00 | 455.100

Final GPA 3.524
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EDU 203 | INTRO CHILD SPEC NDS | 3.00 | 3.00 | B | 9.000

Lynnfield High School Athletic 'L' Award, Lynnfield Massachusetts. Certifies TOM JENSEN awarded the Varsity 'L' in WRESTLING for season 1995-1996. Signed by Principal Kristine Benson and Director of Athletics William J. Adams. Pioneers covered-wagon crest.

COLLECTION OF 4 ITEMS: (1) Saint Joseph School report card, 1986-1987, Name: Thomas Jensen, Grade 3, Home Room Teacher Ms. Paula Connors, Rev. Lawrence J. Rondeau Pastor, Sister Alice Parent/Principal. Grades across 3 terms: Religion B/B-/B-, Reading Book Level 13/13/14, Comprehension A/A-/A, Phonics B+/B-/B-, Vocabulary A/A/A, Oral Reading B+/B/B, English A-/B+/B-, Spelling A-/B/A, Handwriting C/C/C-, Mathematics C/C/C+, French B-/B-/B-, Science and Health B-/B+/B+, Social Studies B-/B+/B+, Art B+/B+/B+, Music B/B/B, Physical Education B/B/B+. Attendance: Days Absent 1/12/6.5, Days Tardy 0/2/1. Promoted to Grade 4. "Have a God-filled summer! Sister Alice" (2) Lynnfield High School Athletic "L" Award certificate: certifies Tom Jensen awarded the Varsity "L" in Cross Country for the season of 1994. Signed Kristine Benson (Principal), Joseph DeBiase (Coach), William J. ___ (Director of Athletics). Mascot "Pioneers". (3) Framingham State College acceptance letter dated August 19, 1996, addressed to Thomas Jensen, 25 Island Road, Lynnfield MA 01940, informing him of acceptance for the academic term beginning September 1996, intended area of study Business Administration, signed Philip M. Dooher, Ph.D., Dean of Admissions. (4) Child's crayon/pencil drawing of a dinosaur/lizard-like creature, signed "Trey Jensen" and "Tommy".

Lynnfield High School Scholarship Report, school year 1993-1994. JENSEN, THOMAS R. Student no. 00024, home rm 107, yr grad 1996. Mailed to Mr & Mrs Robert F. Jensen, 25 Island Road, Lynnfield MA 01940. Subjects/teachers: English 10 (Ms Ferreira), World Hist. II (Mr Walthall), Geometry (Ms Georgian), Natural Sci CP (Mr Manna), Spanish 2 (Ms Fratta), Fnd Drawing Int (Mr Williams), PE 10/First Aid (Mr McBride). Comments: 'MID-TERM WARNING WAS ISSUED', 'MORE EFFORT NEEDED', 'SHOWS IMPROVEMENT', 'INATTENTIVE & DISRUPTIVE', 'EXCELLENT EFFORT', 'A PLEASURE TO HAVE IN CLASS'. Cum. GPA 1.6229. Total credits earned 27.500. Attendance as of 6/23/94: absent 6.0, tardy 3.0.

The Catalyst, June 1996. SENIOR PROFILES page listing (name/college): Sara Grillo (Harvard University), Deniz Hastorun (Istanbul Technical University), Heather Hegedus (Georgetown University), Michael Igo (Boston University), Thomas Jensen (Framingham State), Gregg Keaney (Tufts University), Elizabeth Keddy (Regis College) [list continues off-frame]. // POEMS page 5: "Waiting" by David Adamczyk; "Winning" by Grant Rowland - 'Winning, what a feeling it can be / Hard work, Desire. A Great attitude. / Soon we will see...'; "the acorn" by Linda Pizutti - allegory of an acorn torn from a 'Strong Tree'; "A Feeling of Emptiness" by John Burns - on graduating and leaving friends; "The Flock" by Rich Armistead - migrating ducks/autumn allegory; "His Ring" by Michael Niarchos - poem about an inherited ring and lost love. // Other page: "Who Are You?" by Hilary Barnaford - short repeated-verse poem ending 'You are dying. He is going home.' Article "Walking Forward" recapping the senior class's four years (freshman-senior recollections, prom, pep rallies, chem class). Ad for Newbury North Day Spa.

Cover: "Writers at Work" / "The Best Essays of the Writers of Eng 400 - Advanced Writing" / "Fall 2002" / Salem State College. Cover photos of students at desks. / Table of Contents: Preface...Margaret Bochynski / The Event of a Lifetime...Julie Anne Danahy / Fashion That Flatters...Mary Godfrey / The Dilemma of Being Different: A Chinese American Perspective...Xiangyin Guan / "Anglicized"... / The Corey Story...Tom Jensen / Daisy...Lauren Murphy / My Take on "The Snow Bowl"...Matthew J. Riordan / Preface (by Margaret Bochynski) reads: "Essays are experiments in making sense of things." -Scott Russell Sanders / "During the course of the semester, we have read essays written on a variety of subjects from a diverse group of authors, including memoirists, journalists, sports reporters, academics, and novelists. For that matter, why does anyone write? Writing is a process of discover..." (text continues, cut off). Contains Tom Jensen's essay "The Corey Story" (essay text itself not photographed in this set, only front matter/TOC).

Diploma: SALEM STATE COLLEGE / The Board of Trustees of Salem State College, in accordance with the recommendation of the Faculty and the President, and with the authority conferred by the Board of Higher Education of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, hereby awards to [blank - name not filled in on this copy] the degree of [blank] with all the honors, rights, privileges, and obligations appertaining thereto. Given at Salem, Massachusetts this twenty-second day of May, 1999. Signed by Chairperson, Board of Trustees and Nancy D. Harrington, President. Honor Seal circle blank (Affix Honor Seal Here). Handwritten label beneath reads PAPER COPY. SAT Score Report: STUDENT SCORE REPORT, SAT Program, The College Board, Report Date 12/16/95, Test Date: December 1995. TOM R. JENSEN, 25 Island Road, Lynnfield, MA 01940. Scores: Verbal 480 (range 450-510), Math 430 (range 400-460). Percentile tables and question-type breakdowns included (Critical Reading, Analogies, Sentence Completion, Arithmetic/Algebraic Reasoning, Geometric Reasoning). ID info: Sex M, DOB 7/13/78, SSN 023-60-1688, Lynnfield High School, Test Center 22300, Registration Number 3543083.

Item 1: SAT Program score report, The College Board, Test Date: DECEMBER 1995. Student: TOM R. JENSEN, 25 ISLAND RD, LYNNFIELD [MA]. Scores: SAT I Reasoning Test R480 (score range 450-510, national percentile 39, state percentile 40); Verbal R430 (400-460, 24/26); Math [partially obscured, likely similar row cut off]. / Item 2: Two Salem State College letters bundled together - (a) dated February 15, 2000, addressed "Dear Tom," from Nate Bryant, Director of Admissions, offering admission to Salem State College as a Communications major beginning Fall semester 2000, congratulating Tom on being one of the largest applicant pools, mentions $100 confirmation deposit/dormitory deposit, signed "Nate Bryant, Director of Admissions." (b) dated August 6, 2002, addressed to Thomas R Jensen, 25 Island Road, Lynnfield MA 01940, from Nancy D. Harrington, President and Mary E. Dunn, Transfer Director, offering admission as an Evening Undergraduate Student majoring in English, mentions flow sheet, academic advisor, degree programs.

American Testronics Comprehensive Assessment Program, National Achievement Test, Home Report. Student Name: Thomas Jensen. Teacher: Kerwin Paul. School: St Joseph School, Arch of Boston. Grade 6.1, Test Date 10/23/89. Narrative: In October Thomas Jensen took the National Achievement Test. Results are shown on the right. To see how Thomas is doing overall, look at the Basic Battery Total. The national percentile rank (NP) of 76 means that Thomas scored higher than 76 percent of sixth grade students in the norm group... Thomas is performing high average overall. Scores table: Reading Total NP86, Vocabulary NP92, Reading Comprehension NP77, Language Total NP75, Spelling NP84, Mechanics NP77, Expression NP62, Mathematics Total NP59, Math Computation NP51, Math Concepts/Problem Solving NP69, Basic Battery Total NP76, Reference Skills NP78, Social Studies NP87, Science NP77. Salem State Log, Thursday February 18, 1999 issue: Front page masthead Salem State Log - Keeping the Salem State community informed since 1927; headlines SSC student charged with rape on campus, UC ban on student government lobbying overturned; hailed free speech victory, Gore announces financial aid guarantee. Sports section headline Averting disaster - Lady Vikings (17-1) escape with 70-68 thriller over Emmanuel College to keep win streak alive at 14 by Tom Roundy. Living/Arts section: article The North Shore's best Chinese take out by Matt Genese, and a bylined feature article The best band you probably never heard of BY TOM JENSEN, Contributing Writer - a humorous piece about the fictional band The Traveling Wilburys (mock supergroup of George Harrison/Nelson Wilbury, Bob Dylan/Lucky Wilbury, Roy Orbison/Lefty Wilbury, Tom Petty/Charlie T. Jr., Jeff Lynne) discussing their albums and a fictitious 1988 Grammy win, ending with a plug: If you want to talk 70's rock, e-mail me at: tomatthelog@yahoo.com

Salem State Log, Thursday, February 18, 1999, Page 16, Living/Arts section. Includes unrelated article "The North Shore's best Chinese take out" by Matt Genese (about Salem Jade restaurant). Main article: "The best band you probably never heard of" by Tom Jensen, Contributing Writer. Text: "...quick check to see if you have a pulse: Have you heard of The Beatles? Yes, good. Bob Dylan and the Band? Yeah? I'm proud of ya' already. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers? Groovy. Now it gets a little harder...Roy Orbison? (Yes, the Pretty Woman song) great!!! Here it is, drum roll please......The million dollar question is: do you know who the Traveling Wilburys are? Take a look at the liner notes contained in volume one: Traveling Wilburys: Nelson Wilbury AKA George Harrison of The Beatles, Otis Wilbury AKA Jeff Lynne AKA the guy you've never heard of, Lefty Wilbury AKA Roy Orbison, Lucky Wilbury AKA Bob Dylan, Charlie T. Jr. AKA Tom Petty...it was Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers who eventually broke themselves up...The Wilburys traveled far more than their music became...a remarkable sophisticated musical developed, considering there managers or agents, and the fur-thermore, why does anyone care?...more it was revered by the elders of the tribe who believed it had the power to stave off madness, turn brunettes into blondes and increase the size of their ears. But as the Wilburys began to go further and further in their search for musical inspiration, they found themselves the object of interest among many less developed species of nightclub owners, tour operators and recording executives...band just may be the greatest collection of individual talent ever. Harrison and Dylan are in their own atmosphere as far as rock goes. Petty has had a great career with the Heartbreakers and I've seen Orbison on those greatest hits of the 80's commercials on TV. We still don't know who the heck Otis Wilbury (Jeff Lynne) is or where he came from but the tests aren't back yet...It is surprising to see such big name stars blend together into the harmony that the Wilburys create. Although I sometimes confuse Petty's voice with Dylan's in a couple of songs (quite a compliment, huh?) I assure you I can tell Orbison and Harrison...The original Wilburys survived and the last of the Traveling Wilburys and the songs gathered here sent the popular laments, the epic and heroic tales which characterize the apotheosis of the elusive Wilbury sound. Good listening, good night and Let Thy Wilbury Done. Unfortunately, the list of remaining Wilburys has been reduced by one since Roy died. They've been looking for a replacement and have interviewed several candidates, among the noteworthy include Weird Al Wilbury- he sure can polka, Snoop Doggy Wilbury- I'm sure they're trying to find a younger, hip-per fan base, and finally there is George Michael Wilbury- even though he hasn't gotten a call back though he still has faith. The Wilburys recorded two albums, Volume 1 and Volume 3, but there is no Volume 2. Volume 1 won a 1988 Grammy for Best Rock Performance Group and included such hits as "Handle with Care," "End of the Line" and my personal favorite "Last Night," which became my college life theme song. This..." [article continues beyond photographed portion]. Note: this is marked "2nd copy" on an accompanying paper slip - a duplicate of the same newspaper page exists.

St. John's Preparatory School, Danvers, Massachusetts. Permanent School Record: Student Jensen, Thomas Robert. Parents/Guardians: Mr. Robert Jensen. Entered Sept 8, 1992, Withdraw 6/9/93. Birth July 13, 1978. Address 25 Island Rd., Lynnfield, MA 01940. From St. Joseph's, Salem, graduated. "To: Lynnfield H.S." Course grades (Reason/70% passing): English 74, Writing Hist/St Sk 70, Span I 70, Alg I 68, Keyb/Word Proc 71, Biol 67, Jesus & Gospels 87, Faith & Scrpts 71 (F), Phys Ed 1 (P); Summer School Algebra 1 (70), Biology 1 (70). Second sheet, "Official Transcript" dated 6/23/93 (same grades repeated). Third sheet, "GPA & Transcript, Entering Students": Student's Name Thomas Jensen, Previous School St. John's Prep, Years '92-'93, Grade 9, YOG '96: Eng 9 (Alpha 74, Credit 5.0), World Hist/St Sk (70, 2.5), Span 1 (70, 5.0), Alg 1 (68, 0.0), Keyb/Word Proc (71, 2.5), Bio (67, 0.0), Religion I (87, 2.5), Religion II (71, 2.5); PE 9 (Alpha P, Credit 2.0). Total Credit 22.0. Counselor's Signature dated 7/1/9_.

Cover: "Writers at Work" - The Best Essays of the Writers of Eng 400 - Advanced Writing, Fall 2002, Salem [State College], with group photos of students. // Preface by Margaret Bochynski, epigraph "Essays are experiments in making sense of things." - Scott Russell Sanders. Preface discusses why writers write, the writing process, tools of the trade (grammar, punctuation, spelling), and congratulates the students on their achievement. // Table of Contents lists essays: Preface / The Event of a Lifetime / The Dilemma of Being Different: A Chinese American Perspective / Fashion That Flatters / "Anglicized" / The Corey Story / Daisy / My Take on "The Snow Bowl" -- by authors including Margaret Bochynski, Julie Anne Danahy, Mary Godfrey, Xiangyin Guan, Tom Jensen, Lauren Murphy, Matthew J. Riordan. // Group class photos on inside pages (students posed on bleachers/stairs).

Cover: "Lynnfield High School / GRADUATION / [Town seal: Lynnfield, A Town 1814, Meeting House Built 1714, A District 1782, Massachusetts] / at 2:00 p.m. / June 16, 1996". Graduates list (partial, two columns) includes: David Thomas Adamczyk, Kerri Ann Adams, Lauren Beth Adelson, Marisa Collins Anderson, Peter Christian Andrews...(many names)...Robert Anthony Colucciello...Maria Fernanda Izquierdo, Thomas Robert Jensen, *Gregg Francis Keaney, Elizabeth Ann Keddy, David J. Lawler...(many more names through)...Linda K. Pizzuti, *Meaghan Shaw Polansky...Amy Elaine Whelan. (* = National Honor Society). Officers: Marais Canali, President; John Burns, Vice President; Meaghan Polansky, Secretary; Sara Grillo, Treasurer; Ryan Patriquin, Representative; Colleen O'Shaughnessy, Class Advisor. Marshals: Meghan Buckley, Matthew Wilson. Ushers: Dean Lennon, Sarah Bean, Karen Bleicher, Donald Brass, Asad Butt, Jenny Mandeville, Beth Cadogan, Sara Matousek, Vanessa Cardone, Jill Migliero, Robert Creighton, Frances Orlando, Erika Curley, Katie Pannese, Liz Dalton, Katrina Ryan, Meaghan Devaney, Kristin Schoch, Melissa Griffin, David Schott, Nellie Haghighat, Anna Silbovitz. Program order: Processional (High School Concert Band, Eric D. Forman Music Director, "Pomp and Circumstance" by Elgar); National Anthem (Peter Andrews, Deirdra Sawin); Welcome Address (Marais Canali, President Senior Class); Remarks (Kristine Benson, Principal); Presentation of Awards (Kristine Benson, Principal; John E. Moynahan Jr., Assistant Principal); Presentation of Class Gift (John Burns, VP Senior Class); Acceptance (Kevin Heaslip, President Student Council); Remarks (Dr. Richard J. Palermo, Superintendent); Remarks (David Saporito, Chairman School Committee); Presentation of Class for Graduation (Kristine Benson, Principal); Presentation of Diplomas (David Saporito, Chairman School Committee); Recessional ("Reach" - Gloria Estefan). This item confirms Tom Jensen (as "Thomas Robert Jensen") graduated Lynnfield High School June 16, 1996.

Cover: "Salem State College / 150th Anniversary / 194th Commencement Exercises / Class of 2004". Inside: "The Baccalaureate Ceremony - Saturday, the Twenty-Second of May, Ten in the Morning, Richard B. O'Keefe Athletic Center" and "The Graduate Ceremony - Thursday, the Twentieth of May, Four in the Afternoon, Richard B. O'Keefe Athletic Center". The Graduate Ceremony Commencement Program lists Processional "Trumpet Voluntary," musicians, Convening of Commencement (Diane R. Lapkin, VP Academic Affairs), Greetings (Nancy D. Harrington, President), Graduate Presentation (Robin A. LoConte), Graduate School Special Service Award (William A. Robinson), Conferring of Honorary Degree (Deirdre A. Sartorelli), Honorary Degree Recipient (Marian L. Heard), Commencement Address, Presentation/Conferring of Degrees, Awarding of Certificates and Master Degrees, Adjournment, Recessional "Trumpet Tune and Air". Candidates for Degrees section: Honors designations (Summa Cum Laude 3.750-4.000 red cord; Magna Cum Laude 3.500-3.749 white cord; Cum Laude 3.000-3.499 gold cord) and colored tassel key by major. School of Arts and Sciences, Bachelor of Arts - English list includes: *Jessica M. Jarvis, +Tom R. Jensen [listed as 'Tom R. Jensen Johnson' - names run together in column], +Barbara Wanda Johnson, *Jonathan Edward Luz, Christy Erin Masotta, Michaela Maureen Murphy. This confirms Tom Jensen earned a Bachelor of Arts in English from Salem State College, Class of 2004.

St. John's Prep School report card, year 92-93, PARENT COPY. JENSEN, THOMAS R., grade 96, number 1395. Courses/teachers: English 1 A (Reilly, P.) 82; Wrld Hst/Study (Grutchfield, K.) 75; Span I CP1 (Witwicki, M.) 70; Alg I CP1 (Welch, C.) 78; Biol 1 A (Dupre, J.) 72; Jesus & Gospels (Lovett, J.) 85; Phys Ed I (O'Leary, J.) P. Teacher comments: 'AVERAGE PERFORMANCE/MOST AREAS', 'ASSIGNMENTS LATE', 'NOT WORKING TO CAPACITY', 'LOW TEST OR QUIZ SCORES', 'DOES WRITTEN, NOT STUDY HOMEWORK', 'APPEARS TO WORK UP TO CAPACITY', plus handwritten 'doesn't know material'. Attendance as of 11/06/92: abs 2, tardy 1. Mailed to Mr. Robert F. Jensen, 25 Island Road, Lynnfield MA 01940. Footer: 'GIVE THANKS TO GOD FOR ALL HIS BLESSINGS'.

Cover: Lynnfield High School GRADUATION, at 2:00 p.m., June 16, 1996, Lynnfield MA town seal. Note taped nearby reading "2nd copy". // Graduates list includes Thomas Robert Jensen among many other names (David Thomas Adamczyk through Amy Elaine [surname cut off]). // Newspaper clipping (photographed upside-down): headline "Salem State dean's list" - SALEM - The following Lynnfield students were named to the dean's list at Salem State College for the Spring 2003 academic semester: Anthony Budryk, Scott Conley, Andrea Dalton, Michael Heaslip, Anthony Hemsath, Thomas Jensen, Carly Kershaw, Jennifer Lamusta, Brendan Tierney, Alison Barrett, Lance Brown, Stefanie Wheeler.

Worksheet, Thomas Jensen, Social Studies, fill-in-the-blank vocabulary and short answer on Ancient Greece/Rome (citizen, patrician, democracy, aqueduct, Pax Romana, Aristotle, Sparta/Athens questions) plus a second sheet with essay-style answers on the Greek/Latin alphabet, Hippocratic Oath, government, and the Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire (Julius Caesar becomes emperor... Pax Romana begins... They get attacked and fall). Red NEAT sticker with smiley face affixed to first sheet. Letter: The Boston Globe, PO Box 2378, Boston, MA, dated Dec. 12, 2002, addressed to Tom Jensen, 25 Island Rd., Lynnfield, MA 01940: Dear Mr. Jensen: Thank you for sending your articles on Manny Ramirez and on Common Sense. I'm afraid I can't see them working in the Globe news pages, which is my area of concentration. In news articles -- even feature articles -- we take more of a dispassionate, third-person approach than you have taken in the pieces you shared with me. I'm not sure what would be your most appropriate forum for these articles -- perhaps an opinion magazine. This is not to say that you shouldn't try to sell future articles to different departments of the Globe... Free-lance writers that I have worked with have succeeded by filling a need an editor might have and then establishing a working relationship with him or her. That is the best way to break into the business. Best of luck to you in your writing career. Sincerely, John Yemma, Deputy Managing Editor, Sunday

Additional group of Red Sox and other event ticket stubs: Red Sox vs Kansas City Royals Fri April 14 1995 Bleacher C42 $4.00; Red Sox vs NY Yankees Fri May 12 1995 R.F. Roof A $16.00; Red Sox vs Seattle Mariners Thu May 2 1996 Bleacher C41 $9.00; Red Sox Opening Day vs Tampa Bay Devil Rays April 1999 'Final Season of the Century' Grandstand $18.00; Red Sox vs Cleveland Indians Sun May 21 1995 Bleacher C43 $8.00; Boston Buffalo Bandits Fleet Center; Bob Dylan concert stub, Fleet Center, Jan 24 1998; The Who 'Live in Concert' Tweeter Center Mon Jul 3 2000 Lawn 2 $32.00; St. John's vs Portland Pirates hockey Cumberland Cnty Civic Ctr Fri Mar 12 1999; Red Sox vs Toronto Blue Jays Fri June 22 2001 Friendly Fenway $35.00; further stubs: Red Sox vs Texas Rangers Fri May 9 1997; Oakland Athletics Game 25 Tropicana Field May 24 2005 $19.00; Red Sox vs Seattle Mariners Mon Aug 31 1998 Bleacher C42 $12.00; Red Sox vs Texas Rangers Fri Aug 3 2001 Bleacher C38 $20.00; Red Sox vs NY Yankees Sun Sept 1996 Bleacher C41 $9.00; Billy Joel & Elton John 'Face to Face' concert, FleetCenter, Thu Jan 24 2002; Red Sox vs NY Yankees Oct 2002 Sunday Loge4; Red Sox vs Tampa Bay Devil Rays Sat April 7 2001 Bleacher C41 $10.00.

Cover: Saint Joseph School, 17th Annual Sports Banquet, Sunday, June 3, 1990, 1-4 p.m. Inside page lists team rosters: BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - Jean Alexandre, Danny Blanchette, Ian Guarino, Milton Gutierrez, Terrence Hill, Ryan LaMontagne, Brian L'heureux, Joey Louf, Matt Marengi, Mike Pastorello, Patrick Shaughnessy, Roger Shephard, Mike Tachuk, Richie Wilcock. BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - Jarod Doros, Evan Guarino, Tommy Jensen, Danny Krol, Nathan Marengi, Steven Nadeau, Michael Neylon, David Savickey, Ricky Savickey, Joseph Sturtevant, Justin Theriault, Eric Wenzel, Michael Wenzel, Chris Wilcock, Michael Wilkens, Brad Williams. (Tommy Jensen listed on the JV roster.)

Cover: "19th SJS Annual Sports Banquet / SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 1992 6 P.M." Inside pages list team rosters including: BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - Steve Nadeau, Dan Krol, Justin Theriault, Jeff Lausier, Sean Parsons, Jarod Doros, Ben Duda, Tom Jensen, Michael Wenzel, Rick Savickey, Michael Wilkens, James Grocki, Evan Guarino, Michael Neylon. BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - Nathan Marengi, Joe Murphy, David Savickey, Liam Shaugnessy, Richard Clement, Adam Darisse, Jacob Darisse, [Fogarty/Sturtevant, partially cut off]. COED VARSITY SOCCER - Sean Parsons, Evan Guarino, Frank Perley, Daniel Krol, Kelly Fouhey, Gregory Law[?], Steve Nadea[u], Amy Jodoi[n], Erin Galla[gher?], Matt An[?]. Confirms Tom Jensen played on the SJS Boys Varsity Basketball Team, 1992.

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POSTCARD (Eco-Bahamas, Greater Flamingo/Bahama Parrot/Terrapins, photos by Linda M. Huber), addressed to: Tom Jensen, 25 Island Rd., Lynnfield, MA 01940. Bahamas 50c stamp, Freeport postmark. Message: "Hello Tommy, Things are going great. I'm having fun in the sun & chilling w/ my fam. I hope you're having a great break writing some poetry. Bye, [heart] [signature, illegible]." // TICKET STUB COLLECTION (large group, many individually identifiable): Boston Red Sox vs New York Yankees, Fenway Park, Bleacher C 42, Jun 19 2000, $16.00; Boston Red Sox vs Baltimore Orioles, Bleacher C 38, Sep 27 2001, $20.00; Boston Red Sox vs New York Mets, Bleacher C 42, Jun 5 1998, $12.00; Boston Red Sox vs Baltimore Orioles rain check, Aug 22; Boston Red Sox "A Tribute to Ted Williams" Jul 22 2002, Grandstand A, $18.00, purchaser Jensen, Robert; Boston Red Sox Receipt/Acknowledgement Jul 13 2002, 2 tickets, $42.00 total, purchaser Jensen, Robert; Boston Red Sox vs New York Yankees May 24 2002, Bleacher C 08, $15.00; Boston Red Sox vs New York Yankees May 22 1998, Bleacher C 38; Boston Red Sox vs Baltimore Orioles Apr 12 2001, two stubs seat 16/20 and seat 21, $10.00 each; Charge Receipt signed Mr. Robert Jensen, $36.00; Triple-A All-Star Celebrity Monday, Game 73, Jul 12 2004, PawSox, SRO $7.50 (three stubs); 2004 Triple-A All-Star Game, Game 74, Jul 14 2004, SRO $9.00; Boston Bruins vs Buffalo Sabres, TD Banknorth Garden, Feb 5 2008; Museum of Science, Charles Hayden Planetarium, "Leonardo DaVinci" July 12 1997; Museum of Fine Arts Boston, "Don't Look Back" film, Feb 22 2001, $7.00; New England Aquarium, "Wild Safari 3D", 1/18/2006; SeaWorld Adventure Parks parking receipt $8.00; Ticketmaster - The Charles Playhouse, Blue Man Group "Tubes", Feb 3 2008 4:00pm, multiple seats (G110, G111, G112) $58.00 each; Customer Receipt, Jensen/Tom, Tropicana Field, 2 tickets $90.00, Visa, 27-Jul-05; AMC movie ticket "American Gangster"; Champlain 8 (1734) "Clerks II" 7:45pm Sat 07/22/06, $7.00 (two stubs); National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, "Splendid!" Ted Williams exhibit, $9.50, 11-08-00; Neil Young & Crazy Horse, FleetBoston Pavilion, Wed Sep 10 2003, Sec 4, $55.00; Billy Joel/Elton John "Face to Face" Summer '94, Foxboro Stadium, Jul 18 1994; Boston Red Sox vs Baltimore Orioles Sep 24 2003, Grandstand E, $24.00; 1989 Boston Red Sox vs Kansas City Royals rain check.

LARGE COLLECTION of commercial CDs, home-labeled CD-Rs and cassette-style reels laid out on a sheet, plus one printed insert. Printed insert: "CHOMSKIAN POETRY" and "SPOKEN WORD POETRY" track listing sheet for Tom Jensen, "Thinker, Writer, Poet, Songwriter and Activist", website READTOM.COM, email tomjensenlyrics@yahoo.com, tagline "Don't worry, I will save the world from evil!!!" - lists dozens of track titles (e.g. another history lesson, beast, cardboard box, hidden evils, intellectual property, master plan, looking for love, pandora's box, rehab, silhouette of a stranger, triangle, within reach, a friend, advice, call it fate, crystal ball, exit the sandman, groovy gravy, heavy machines, jewelry box). IDENTIFIABLE COMMERCIAL DISCS/ARTISTS ON TABLE INCLUDE: The Beatles "With the Beatles"; The Beatles "Magical Mystery Tour"; The Who "Live" (ATP 186); The Who "Thirty Years of Maximum R&B" (2 discs); Eric Burdon "Lookin' For Love"; Eric Burdon and John Mayall CD; Eric Burdon "Live in Seattle 2002" with The New Animals; The Animals "House of the Rising Sun"; Bob Dylan "Another Side of Bob Dylan"; Bob Dylan "Street Legal" (Columbia); Bob Dylan "Down in the Groove"; Bob Dylan "Knocked Out Loaded"; The Velvet Underground "Loaded" (Fully Loaded Edition, 2 discs) and "VU" (The Best of); Santana's Greatest Hits (RCA Victor "Sound of Music" soundtrack disc also present); John Denver's Greatest Hits (RCA Victor); John Mayall; Billy Joel "The Complete Hits Collection" (multi-disc) and "Songs in the Attic"; Grateful Dead "Skeletons from the Closet: The Best Of"; Eric Clapton "Unplugged"; Crosby Stills & Nash (self-titled, marked "CSN?"); Lenny Kravitz (Disc 5); Rod Stewart "Downtown Train"; Chello ("With the Best Beatles" mislabel - actually "Chello" thirty years of Maximum R&B MCA); Wicked Good Sampler Volume IV & V (Sony promotional); "2001: A Space Odyssey" soundtrack; Andrew Lloyd Webber; Santana's Greatest Hits; Creedence Clearwater Revival (jewel case); "nitro.d." hand-labeled CD-R with handwritten tracklist; "The Big Jangle"; unlabeled reel-style CD-Rs hand-labeled "Good Booty," "Through The Cracks," "The Other Sides," "Spoiled & Mistreated"; "Tom Songs" hand-labeled CD-R; "Songs by Tom Simanek & Rob Elliott, 'Inside of Me,' 'Dee Whitaker'" hand-labeled CD-R; ABBA; "Music" hand-labeled (Santa) CD; assorted unlabeled silver CD-Rs and cassette-style reel disks (numbered 1-9, several unlabeled). Collection appears to be Tom Jensen's personal/influences music library alongside his own demo recordings.

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Guaranteed by Friday 9/12/2014
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Gildan Ultra Cotton T-shirt
Color: Black
Quantity: 10 (XL: 10)
Qty: 10

Standard Delivery
Guaranteed by Friday 9/12/2014

Order Total

$205.10
$20.51 each

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$205.10

by 9/12

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