"her"

There has been some questions, mainly , "who's this "her" that you failed with?...and why did you fail?" to which I shall give you a few tidbits of information
The Dictionary.com definition:

her

 [hur; unstressed her, er]
–pronoun

1.

the objective case of she: We saw her this morning. Givethis book to her.

2.

the possessive case of she  (used as an attributiveadjective): Her coat is the one on the chair. I'm sorry abouther leaving. Compare hers.

3.

the dative case of she: I gave her the book.

4.

Informal . (used instead of the pronoun she  in the predicateafter the verb to be ): It's her. It isn't her.

My definition:
A female

Well It would be totally unprofessional for me to give out names on such a public domain. I do not want to infringe upon 'her' privacy so I will not say any names but if you ask properly I may give you a tad more detail, not too much obviously 'her' identity must remain unknown.