(http://www.filmjackets.com/TV_JACKETS/veronica_mars/s01e018/veronica_mars_logan_s01e18-002.jpg)<br/><strong>Name:</strong>Kevin Hadley<br/><strong>Position:</strong>Student<br/><strong>Age:</strong>17<br/><strong>Background:</strong>Kevin Hadley is a local student, a commuter - or "Commie" as the considerably more affluent boarding school students are fond of referring to them as - part of the outreach the school does to the local community. He is successful academically, and a member of the varsity swim team, but several of his teachers - including Ms. West and Ms. Winters - have noticed he struggles socially. For the boys, this makes sense - much of their bonding and relationship building is done in the dorms during free hours. But for a handsome, well-groomed, clever young man, he also seems to rarely have a girl on his arm at one of the dances. As far as they can tell, this is not rooted in a lack of interested young women. Rather, that it seems he largely fails to pursue them.<br/><br/>Recently however, a possible explanation came to light, in the form of an essay turned in to Ms. West's 20th Century South American Literature class. Terms, concepts, an understanding of the relationship between two characters of vastly different power that suggests he thinks about this...more than the average student might.<br/>