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The Carleton men’s hockey team continues to undergo a makeover as it added four new recruits to the lineup for the upcoming season, along with a new assistant coach in former NHL defenceman Shaun Van Allen.

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The anticipation is finally over. Kings have been dethroned, triumvirates have been formed, villains have been casted — and I’m just talking about LeBron James.

Former Raven Kevin McCleery is no stranger to the basketball court. As a recent Carleton graduate with a bachelor of law, McCleery said his original plan was to take the LSAT, go to law school, and become a lawyer.

But after hearing how much work his brother put into law school and the lack of free time, McCleery said he thought there might be something else he’d like to try.

Brock: Some startling trends can be determined from the first eight days of the 2010 Word Cup: 1) Goals are hard to come by, 2) By comparison, the sound of the vuvuzela makes a Yoko Ono album seemingly listenable, and perhaps most importantly, 3) This is the "Year of the Underdog."

Marty Johnston has signed a four-year deal to become the new head coach of the Carleton Ravens men’s hockey team, the school announced in a statement June 14th.

Johnston served three years as an assistant under former head coach Fred Parker, whose contract was not renewed at the end of last season.