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InsideIssueThis the News 3 Opinion 9 Classifieds/Survey 11 Student Life 12 Feature 14 Cord Sports 16 Entertainment 21 Brain Candy 26 "The tie that binds since 1926" VOLUME XXXVII • ISSUE EIGHT • WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1996 WEEKLY WLU Student Publications Four sexual assaults by bicycle attacker Police fear attacker is getting more aggressive and will strike again the first SARAH PAPPLE occurred in the morning, thing happens every year". True, WILLIAMS 10 am. women not Cord News three around The assailant should be scared by Four sexual assaults have occurred approached all three victims while these occurrences, it only proves STEVE last weeks the his He is that should be taken - in the six near WLU riding bicycle. getting pro- precautions braver he continues to at times of and U of W campuses. In each case gressively as all day. Jorg emphasized The that all the assaults occurred in the suspect has been described as attack women. first case which traffic areas". "... Mediterranean or South/Central occurred on August 14th, he did not "low Women should American descent, s'lo, 150-160 get off his bicycle, in the next two he avoid walking alone in secluded marked or did. This boldness is at all hours. WLU lbs., dark hair, pock pim- growing very regions security pled complexion, in the 20 - 25 worrisome. The visibility ofthe ring has free pamphlets available with road have deterred the other "Street Smarts". years age range, and wearing dark may suspect tips on These include: clothing. In each case he is riding a in last Saturday's case. stressed the of bicycle" according to a WLU Jorg significance I)walk with a friend or use FOOT Security bulletin. the location of the offenses. In all PATROL (888-FOOT) travel well traffic The most recent occurrence incidents, the women were running 2) in lit, high areas with when took place Saturday, September or walking alone in fairly secluded 3)team up someone jog- 28th Road the the the laurel Creek at 7:45 am on Ring at areas: first in ging, walking, cycling. of W Detective Calma of Conservation foot the second It but the U campus. path, may sound repetitive, the Waterloo Regional Police on the train tracks behind the U of incidents are occurring when third these released the details of this attack. W optometry building, the on women are not taking steps. Waterloo make this crime easier for The suspect rode past the woman a wooded path between Do not the on his bicycle and grabbed her coat, Park and U of Wand finally on Ring assailant, practice these street she screamed, and he took off. Road. Jorg stressed that "All of the smarts. If have information Detective Jim Doyle of the Waterloo cases occurred off campus". He you any on that "The this the Regional Police described the sec- further stated nature of man, please contact ond most recent assault, which the WLU campus is great for securi- Waterloo Regional Police, or our If occurred on September 19th. In ty reasons. The interconnecting WLU Security. you, or someone this case the perpetrator "Rode by buildings allow for heightened secu- you know has been sexually the [the victim] on his bike, grabbed her rity." The high visibility of all parts assaulted, please note following numbers: chest, he stepped off facing her, of the campus also contributes to emergency slowed her down she tried the of WLU. as to get safety 885-3333 by, grabbed her shoulders, then The case is being handled by the WLUSecurity grabbed her chest". Waterloo Regional Police, and Sexual Assault 741-8633 In an interview with Peter Jorg, according to Doyle, "Your security K- WCrisis Centre 836-5710 of WLU security, more information knows as much about it as we do. WLUHealthServices ext. 3146 ext. 2338 about the assaults were gained. We have the same composite to go WLU Counselling Jorg stated the similarities between on". K-W Counselling 743-6391 The third assault took place at the pathway along these tracks in the cases. The attacks have all Doyle stated that "This sort of K- WHelpline 745-1166 Waterloo Park. 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Moments later, Boyer went to and told him she believed she At the Wilfrid Laurier University Lynn had been mistaken. Under the Students' Union Board meeting on Thursday, September 26, the board Board's conferencing rules, once the chair has called motion, voted in favour of asking member a regard- of Keri Peacock for her resignation. less whether or not it is true, it final Board Stewart Wong, Chair of the must be accepted as by Constitutional Operations members. Development committee, told the While the Board debated board of their responsibilities (as whether a re-vote or re-count must don't members) to be at all meetings, to be done, Peacock, "Why I just make it for She walked sit on sub-committees, and hold easy you!" office hours. Wong continued, stat- out ofthe board room. had asked for assistance in the ing that because Peacock a job Boyer in Toronto and had indicated she recount. "I'd feel better if someone count Stewart would never be able to attend would with me." motion and the motion WLUSU board meetings, a Wong assisted, was would be made to ask for her resig- returned as passed.

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