Word: bolek
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Like Jobbins and Adelman, it was friendship, and not ideology, that led former Salient Editor and Social Chair Bolek Z. Kabala ’03 into rooming with eight self-proclaimed liberals. “It appears as though many of us are liberal, and one of us is conservative,” says Harry G. Kimball ’03-’04 sardonically. “I’m not gonna say his name, but he’s a real dashing fellow. It has been intimated to me that Bolek is a conservative...
...Though Bolek is not good in bed,” clarifies John E. Raskin...
This year’s representatives are, from Adams House, Chopra, Luke R. Long ’03 and Barro; from Cabot House, Vedran Lekic ’04, Bolek Z. Kabala ’03 and Jason L. Lurie ’05; from Currier House, Jessica R. Stannard-Friel ’03, Jane Kim ’05 and Brian C. Grech ’03; from Dudley House, Weisbard; from Dunster House, Agarwalla, Andrew C. Crocco ’03 and James T. Berylson ’04; from Eliot House, Michael R. Blickstead...
This week the Institute of Politics (IOP) began a study group on abortion entitled, “Abortion: The Legal and Political Landscape.” In an e-mail sent out to students urging them to attend, the study group’s chair, Bolek Z. Kabala ’03, who is also a Crimson editor, wrote, “Tentative plans right now are to invite two speakers, a convicted abortion clinic bomber and someone as far to the Left on the issue as possible.” Abortion is at a critical juncture in America today...
Perhaps it is Bolek Z. Kabala who is selectively picking data to support his arguments, instead of Al Gore '69 whom Kabala lambasts in his editorial notebook (Editorial Notebook, 5/10). If Kabala really cared to "know all the relevant data," he would have realized that in fact the majority of scientists across the world agree that some form of climate change is occurring and that it is anthroprogenic in nature...