Word: kadar
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Harvard Class Marshal finalists are: Selamawi H. Asgedom of Pforzheimer House, Jobe G. Danganan of Mather, Nicolas K. Davis of Quincy, Kadar A. Lewis of Dunster, Peter S. Manasantivongs of Eliot, Sharmil S. Modi of Leverett, Kimble Poon of Mather, and Baratunde R. Thurston of Lowell, who is also a Crimson executive...
...Kadar A. Lewis...
...Kadar A. Lewis '99 says he attended more to geta taste of business than to charm recruiters...
...more than 30 years in Soviet-dominated Hungary, 1956 was a taboo subject--or if discussed at all, it had to be referred to as a "counterrevolution," more often than not preceded by the adjective "fascist." Then, after Communist Party boss Janos Kadar retired in 1988 (by then, the Party had changed its name to "Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party"), things changed: A government functionary announced that "new research in the archives" showed 1956 had been a popular uprising, not a counterrevolution. In June 1989, months before the official end of communism in Eastern Europe, Imre Nagy was given a state...
...ideal complement to Skelton's short-to-medium range patterns, sophomore Kadar Lewis is the Crimson's deep threat. Unfortunately, Lewis has been hampered by health problems during the pre-season and his ability to play has yet to be determined. Nevertheless, the Harvard coaching staff is aware that the Crimson did not complete a pass of more than 40 yards last season--expect that to change this year...