continued
      from
      page
      8
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      rate
      it
      as
      a
      tie
      between
     
     
      McCarville
      and
      Johnson.
     
     
      The
      one
      thing
      that
      I
      did
     
     
      miss
      was
      the
      candidates
     
     
      asking
      students
      to
      vote
     
     
      period.
      They
      asked
      for
     
     
      students
      to
      vote
      for
      them
     
     
      but
      the
      reality
      here
      is
      that
     
     
      UPEI’s
      apathy
      can
      be
     
     
      best
      measured
      by
      voter
     
     
      turn
      out.
      My
      word
      of
     
     
      caution
      to
      those
      who
     
     
      choose
      not
      to
      vote
      is
      be
     
     
      careful
      who
      you
      criticize
     
     
      and
      bitch
      about
      when
     
     
      you
      have
      removed
     
     
      yourself
      from
      the
      pro-
     
     
      cess.
      So
      I
      encourage
      all
     
     
      to
      get
      as
      much
      informa-
     
     
      tion
      as
      possible
      from
      the
     
     
      candidates
      and
      vote
     
     
      accordingly.
      Actually,
     
     
      forget
      that,
      just
      vote.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      See
      CRAP
      Comes
     
     
      Alive...
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Big
      things
      are
      happening
     
     
      on
      Canada’s
      right
      wing.
     
     
      The
      NHL
      trading
      dead-
     
     
      line
      saw
      players
      change
     
     
      jersey’s
      and
      one
      of
      the
     
     
      classiest
      players
      in
     
    

    
     
      _
      hockey,
      Ray
      Bourque,
     
     
      consent
      to
      be
      traded
      to
     
     
      the
      Colorado
      Avalanche
     
     
      to
      pursue
      the
      ultimate
     
     
      goal,
      the
      “Stanley
      Cup.”
     
     
      But
      sports
      is
      a
      few
      pages
     
     
      further
      down
      and
      I
      want
     
     
      to
      talk
      about
      a
      new
     
     
      participant
      looking
      to
     
     
      achieve
      the
      supreme
      goal
     
     
      in
      Canadian
      politics,
     
     
      Prime
      Minister.
      That
      man
     
     
      is
      50
      year
      old
      Alberta
     
     
      Treasurer
      Stockwell
      Day
     
     
      and
      he
      has
      thrown
      his
      hat
     
     
      into
      the
      CCRAP
      ring
      to
     
     
      challenge
      Preston
      Man-
     
     
      ning.
      On
      the
      outside
      he
     
    
   
   
    
     
      looks
      like
      the
      perfect
     
     
      candidate
      for
      our
      image
     
     
      conscious
      21*
      century
     
     
      society.
      The
      Red
      Deer
     
     
      MLA
      roller
      blades,
      jogs,
     
     
      plays
      volleyball,
      and
      has
      a
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      This
      former
      auctioneer
     
     
      and
      Bible
      school
      adminis
     
     
      rator
      has
      been
      a
      firm
      op-
     
     
      pore:
      of
      homosexuals
     
    
   
   
    
     
      eing
      included
      jn
      the
      °
     
     
      Alberta
      Human
      Rights
      Act
      ae
     
    
   
   
    
     
      boylike
      innocence
      to
      him.
     
    

    
     
      In
      other
      words,
      he
      is
      the
     
     
      opposite
      of
      Presto
      (which
      is
     
     
      good).
      However
      (usually
      a
     
     
      precursor
      word
      before
      the
     
     
      bad
      comes
      out!!),
      he
      tends
     
     
      to
      have
      a
      few
      scary
      at-
     
     
      tributes.
      This
      former
      auc-
     
     
      tioneer
      and
      Bible
      school
     
    
   
   
    
     
      administrator
     
     
      has
      beena
     
     
      firm
      opponent
     
     
      of
      homosexu-
     
     
      als
      being
     
     
      included
      in
      the
     
     
      Alberta
     
     
      Human
      Rights
     
     
      Act
      which
      has
     
     
      raised
      prob-
     
     
      lems
      for
      him
     
     
      in
      conserva-
     
     
      tive
      Alberta
      (if
     
     
      itis
      difficult
     
     
      there,
      imagine
     
     
      how
      that
      will
     
     
      fly
      in
      the
      rest
     
     
      of
      Canada!).
     
     
      My
      second
     
     
      concern
      is
      his
     
     
      outspoken
     
     
      position
     
     
      against
      abor-
     
     
      tion.
      Now
      on
     
     
      the
      right
      wing
     
     
      some
      might
     
     
      call
      these
     
     
      things
      good.
     
     
      But
      I
      prefer
      to
     
    
   
   
    
     
      disagree.
      I
      would
      tend
      to
     
     
      look
      at
      these
      stands
      as
     
     
      being
      very
      narrow.
      Appar-
     
     
      ently,
      he
      is
      open
      to
      change
     
     
      but
      these
      things
      are
      funda-
     
     
      mental
      philosophies
      and
      if
     
    
   
   
    
     
      has
      gained
      popularity
      in
     
     
      Quebec
      when
      he
     
     
      suggested
      that
      the
     
     
      convention
      date
      be
     
     
      moved
      back
      from
      June
     
     
      24"
      (St.
      Jean
      De
     
     
      Baptiste
      Day
      in
      Que-
     
     
      bec,
      which
      is
      a
      holiday).
     
     
      It
      has
      also
      gained
      him
     
     
      some
      disenchanted
     
     
      Federal
      Conservative
     
     
      MP’s
      who
      are
      not
      so
     
     
      big
      on
      Joe
      Who
     
    
   
   
    
     
      be
      a
      better
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      change
      them,
      one
      could
     
     
      not
      help
      but
      wonder
      if
      he
     
     
      would
      bend
      on
      other
      things
     
     
      too.
      Which
      is
      what
      a
     
     
      leader
      is
      not
      suppose
      to
      do
     
     
      and
      not
      what
      they
      are
     
     
      elected
      to
      do.
      All
      that
     
     
      being
      said,
      Day
      has
      obvi-
     
     
      ously
      shaken
      the
      right.
      He
     
    
   
   
    
     
      question).
     
     
      He
      is
      also
      the
      man
      to
     
     
      have
      put
      into
      place
      a
     
     
      provincial
      flat
      tax
      of
     
     
      11%
      which
      means
     
     
      everyone
      pays
      the
      same
     
     
      amount
      of
      tax.
      His
     
     
      entrance
      has
      put
      enough
     
     
      of
      a
      scare
      in
      Manning
     
     
      that
      when
      Day
      an-
     
    
   
   
    
     
      nounced
      he
      was
      entering
      the
     
     
      race,
      Manning
      attempted
      to
     
     
      upstage
      him
      by
      announcing
     
     
      his
      resignation
      as
      Opposition
     
     
      Leader
      in
      the
      House
      of
     
     
      Commons
      (which
      went
      to
     
     
      Deborah
      Grey)
      so
      that
      he
     
     
      could
      focus
      on
      his
      campaign.
     
     
      Seeing
      Manning
      quiver
      is
     
     
      admittedly
      a
      pleasant
      sight
     
     
      and
      while
      I
      would
      not
      be
     
    

    
     
      one
      to
      lean
      to
      the
      right,
      it
      is
     
     
      encouraging
      to
      see
      compe-
     
     
      tence
      enter
      the
      field
      to
     
     
      represent
      those
      who
      have
     
     
      not
      been
      well
      represented
      on
     
     
      a
      federal
      level
      in
      our
      country.
     
     
      But
      I
      can
      not
      help
      but
     
     
      wonder
      if
      parallels
      exist
      in
     
     
      this
      campaign
      with
      the
      title
      of
     
     
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