Ben
      busted
      again
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Johnson
      would
      have
      learned
      his
      lesson
      -
      appar-
     
     
      ently
      not.
      High
      levels
      of
      testosterone,
      a
      male
     
     
      hormone,
      were
      found
      ina
      urine
      sample
      taken
      at
     
     
      a
      track
      meet
      in
      January
      and
      the
      five
      member
     
     
      International
      Amateur
      Athletic
      Federation
      com-
     
     
      mission
      decided
      on
      Friday
      that
      it
      did
      in
      fact
     
     
      prove
      another
      case
      of
      substance
      use.
      Since
     
     
      Johnson’s
      last
      positive
      test
      there
      has
      not
      been
      an
     
     
      outbreak
      in
      the
      use
      of
      steroids
      among
      other
     
     
      Canadian
      Track
      and
      Field
      athletes,
      so
      hopefully
     
     
      the
      international
      athletic
      community
      will
      real-
     
     
      ize
      that
      it
      is
      a
      case
      of
      one
      bad
      apple
      ruining
      the
     
     
      reputation
      of
      a
      larger
      group.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      CANADA’S
      MADONNA?
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Since
      Brian
      Mulroney
      resigned
      as
      Prime
      Min-
     
     
      ister,
      Defense
      Minister
      Kim
      Campbell
      has
      been
     
     
      receiving
      a
      lot
      of
      press
      in
      Canada
      as
      the
      so-
     
     
      called
      front
      runner
      in
      the
      Tory
      leadership
      race.
     
     
      Now
      she
      is
      also
      getting
      some
      press
      in
      the
      British
     
     
      tabloids.
      They
      have
      picked
      up
      on
      a
      picture
     
     
      taken
      by
      Barbara
      Woodley
      for
      the
      book
      ‘‘Por-
     
     
      traits;
      Canadian
      Women
      in
      Focus.’’
      The
      book
     
     
      contains
      photographs
      of
      more
      than
      60
      women
     
     
      including
      Ms.
      Campbell.
      Well,
      the
      picture
      in
     
     
      question
      portrays
      Campbell,
      bare
      shouldered,
     
     
      behind
      her
      judicial
      robes.
      The
      tabloids,
      being
     
     
      thenewshounds
      that
      they
      are,
      seemed
      to
      find
      the
     
     
      picture
      very
      provocative
      and,
      as
      is
      normal
      with
     
    
   
   
    
     
      their
      type
      of
      hyperbole,
      have
      blown
      it
      right
      out
     
     
      of
      proportion.
      Comparing
      this
      woman
      to
      some-
     
     
      one
      as
      scandalous
      as
      Madonna
      is
      a
      little
      bit
      of
      a
     
     
      reach
      for
      me.
      Thejudical
      robes
      don’t
      carry
      the
     
     
      same
      type
      of
      sexual
      weight
      as,
      say,
      leather
      or
     
     
      chains
      or
      the
      like.
      I
      think
      the
      truth
      is
      that
      the
     
     
      Brits
      are
      jealous
      that
      we
      have
      a
      smart,
      attrac-
     
     
      tive,
      and
      relatively
      young
      woman
      ready
      to
     
     
      contest
      for
      the
      country’s
      Prime
      Ministership
     
     
      instead
      of
      their
      line
      of
      rather
      drab
      national
     
     
      leaders.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      CLINTON
      HELPS
      STUDENTS
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Bill
      Clinton
      fulfilled
      another
      one
      of
      his
      cam-
     
     
      paign
      promises
      by
      putting
      into
      effect
      a
      plan
      that
     
     
      allows
      college
      students
      to
      repay
      their
      debts
     
     
      incurred
      due
      to
      education
      through
      community
     
     
      service.
      This
      could
      revolutionize
      American
     
     
      college
      aid.
      This
      effectively
      makes
      college
     
     
      accessible
      to
      all
      and
      sets
      off
      a
      wave
      of
      involve-
     
     
      ment
      in
      education,
      health,
      safety
      and
      environ-
     
     
      mental
      projects.
      He
      pointed
      to
      the
      fact
      that
     
     
      there
      was
      a
      large
      demand
      for
      both
      anew
      system
     
     
      of
      aidand
      for
      volunteers
      in
      different
      areas.
      This
     
     
      plan
      fulfills
      two
      objectives
      at
      once.
      The
      plan
     
     
      has
      yet
      to
      be
      passed
      by
      the
      American
      Congress
     
     
      which
      is
      being
      heavily
      lobbied
      by
      banks
      who
     
     
      will
      lose
      millions
      if
      students
      are
      allowed
      to
      go
     
     
      somewhere
      else
      for
      loans.
      The
      program
      will
      get
     
     
      a
      test
      run
      this
      summer
      when
      roughly
      1,000
     
     
      students
      will
      participate
      in
      the
      project.
      Clinton
     
     
      proposes
      spending
      close
      to
      $5
      billion
      over
      the
     
     
      next
      four
      years
      and
      hopes
      that
      the
      program
      will
     
     
      expand
      to
      25,000
      spots
      in
      1994
      and
      to
      over
     
     
      100,000
      by
      1997.
      The
      president
      is
      thereby
     
     
      helping
      solidify
      support
      among
      younger
      voters
     
     
      who
      are
      very
      valuable
      to
      his
      re-election
      in
      1996.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      THECHARLOTTETOWN
      ?
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      News
      came
      in
      last
      week
      that
      the
      Ottawa
      Sena-
     
     
      tors
      want
      to
      set
      up
      their
      AHL
      farm
      team
      in
     
     
      Charlottetown
      for
      the
      1993/94
      hockey
      season.
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      They
      must
      sell
      over
      3000
      season
      tickets
      before
     
     
      April
      1
      in
      oder
      to
      nail
      it
      down.
      Last
      weekend’s
     
     
      turnout
      at
      the
      St.
      John’s
      Maple
      Leaf
      games
     
     
      would
      suggest
      that
      that
      won’t
      be
      the
      real
      prob-
     
     
      lem.
      The
      true
      challenge
      will
      be
      to
      find
      an
     
     
      appropriate
      name
      for
      this
      franchise
      which
      is
     
     
      coming
      from
      New
      Haven,
      Connecticut.
      In
      New
     
     
      Haven
      the
      name
      was
      the
      Winter
      Hawks.
      That’s
     
     
      a
      little
      bland,
      so
      here
      are
      a
      few
      suggestions:
     
    

    
     
      Option
      1:
      Since
      the
      team
      was
      named
     
     
      after
      a
      bird
      in
      New
      Haven,
      perhaps
      it
      could
      be
     
     
      named
      after
      our
      province’s
      official
      bird,
      the
     
     
      blue
      jay.
      I
      ‘mnot
      sure
      if
      the
      Charlottetown
      Blue
     
     
      Jays
      has
      the
      right
      ring
      to
      it
      though;
      besides,
      it
     
     
      has
      probably
      already
      been
      used
      somewhere
     
     
      else.
     
    

    
     
      Option
      2:
      Let’s
      examine
      the
      name
      of
     
     
      the
      parent
      club,
      the
      Senators.
      Well,
      we
      don’t
     
     
      seem
      to
      have
      very
      many
      of
      those
      around
     
     
      Charlottetown,
      so
      how
      about
      a
      little
      variation.
     
     
      The
      Charlottetown
      MLA’s,
      that’s
      not
      too
      bad,
     
     
      but
      naming
      a
      hockey
      team
      after
      a
      bunch
      of
     
     
      politicians
      mightnot
      bea
      good
      idea...thehockey
     
     
      players
      might
      be
      insulted.
     
    

    
     
      Option
      3:
      This
      option
      is
      my
      favorite.
     
     
      One
      of
      the
      newest
      N.H.L.
      teams
      has
      named
     
     
      itself
      after
      something
      used
      in
      the
      entertainment
     
     
      industry.
      The
      Disney
      Corporation
      made
      big
     
     
      news
      and
      earned
      a
      lot
      of
      interest
      in
      their
      team
      by.
     
     
      their
      controversial
      use
      of
      the
      name
      of
      a
      moder-
     
     
      ately
      successful
      movie
      about
      a
      minor
      hockey
     
     
      team.
      In
      naming
      the
      Anaheim
      Mighty
      Ducks,
     
     
      Disney
      combined
      success
      in
      the
      entertainment
     
     
      industry
      with
      a
      sports
      franchise.
      I
      believe
      that
     
     
      Prince
      Edward
      Island
      would
      be
      wise
      to
      follow
     
     
      this
      lead.
      Our
      province
      has
      its
      own
      entertain-
     
     
      ment
      star,
      you
      guessed
      it,
      Anne
      of
      Green
      Ga-
     
     
      bles.
      We
      have
      already
      put
      her
      on
      our
      license
     
     
      plate,
      so
      why
      not
      ona
      hockey
      jersey?
      I
      can
      just
     
     
      see
      it:
      ‘“‘The
      burly
      defenceman
      from
      the
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Charlottetown
      Kindred
      Spirits
      breaks
      up
      the
     
     
      right
      and
      blasts
      a
      hard
      shot
      into
      the
      offensive
     
    
   
   
    
     
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