Inside This Issue News 3 International 7 Opinion 8 Student Life 10 Feature 12 . Sports 14 Entertainment 18 Brain Candy 22 Classifieds 23 "The tie that binds since 1926" VOLUME XXXVII • ISSUE THIRTEEN • WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1996 WLU Student Publications CordtheWEEKLY Heartbreaker 26 - 23 OT loss to Waterloo ends season GREG CHOWNYK pick up the ball and run it in for the Cord Sports touchdown. The ensuing convert WILLIAMS down of the most and the Warriors It will go as one a Bigos single put football exciting university games in up by eight. STEPHEN history. Momentum swings, emo- The touchdown seemed to take while. tional ups and downs, back and the air out of the Hawks for a forth scoring and overtime. It was After a somewhat impressive drive, PICTURE: more than anyone could ever ask the Laurier offense couldn't punch for. But for the Golden Hawks, it the ball in from inside the twenty. most O'Hara will also go down as the heart- Even worse, a 22 yard Scott breaking defeat in history. field goal was blocked and it looked The 26-23 loss at the hands of like it just wasn't the Hawks day. the Waterloo Warriors eliminates Just when things looked to be the Hawks from the playoffs and going bad, the Laurier offense ends their season well short of awoke as Kevin McDonald engi- expectations. neered a 90 yard drive which cul- It was a defensive battle from minated with a 36 yard touchdown defenses to Grant with time the opening kickoff; both pass Corey no showed exactly why they just might left on the clock. Treanor caught be the two best in the The the the two league. pass on point conver- sion tie the Laurier defense was exceptionally to game at eight at the tough as they neutralized the half as the first big momentum shift Warrior running attack much of the took place. first half. A tough defensive line led With the onus clearly on the by Jason Jacyno kept Jarrett Smith Warriors to respond in the second and in tact. looked to their company half, they get offense However the Hawk defense After a scoreless first quarter, rolling. first had to the Warriors drew blood something say about that. A Zach thanks to a Laurier miscue. Bigos single was only scoring they Treanor fielded a punt on the could manage. Laurier six yard line only to fumble and have Waterloo's Ted Siountres •Continuedon page 14 More assaults after Rugby Champs! Esparza charged Heading into the season, the Laurier SARAH PAPPLE possible reason for the assaults. the seriousness of the rugby squad had only one goal in mind Cord News Concerning and that was to win the OUAA Her II crimes, Calma is not worried that title. Well this past Saturday they Two more sexual assaults were the attacks by these men will in accomplished what they set out to do committed on Monday, November increase severity. "The other as and Kitchener be they defeated the Brock Badgers 4th in Waterloo guy [Esparza] seems to more 11-3. according to Detective Calma of aggressive, the one guy is just sat- The victory caps of whai the Waterloo Regional Police. The isfied with pinching." Calma believes these was a very successful season first happened at 1 pm in that men will not for the Hawks. After an early Waterloo Park, the second at 3 become serious in their assaults. factor season tie at Carleton, the> pm on Belmont and Burnplace in A contributing to this is the played the remainder of the sea Kitchener. Both were of the same women's reaction, Calma son almost undefeated. Ironicailj nature as the assaults previously explained; all the women stood up it was the Badgers who beat the reported in the Cord. The women to Esparza, and he always backed Hawks back before Thanksgiving. were grabbed at in a sexual man- off, scared of their reaction. Laurier finished the regular ner. The suspect is again of Esparza was in police custody season portion of their schedule in Mediterranean descent. when the most recent assaults second spot, one point behind the Police formally charged 27 occurred, bringing many ques- KMCRedmen. five tions the surface. Could year old Edgardo Esparza on to In the playoffs, the Hawks got counts of assault on October 30, Esparza be the wrong man? Or is revenge not once, but twice. They 1996. He has remained in custody there a trend towards this form of defeated Carleton in the semi-final following his hearing, and his trial assault? Or are women now and then for mid assaults fre- got their chance to get date has been set reporting these more back at Brock. November. quently, especially after Esparza Along wit the honour ofbeing Her Regarding the ethnic identities was caught and charged? 11 champions, that distinction is also of the assailants, Detective Calma Whatever the case, women can to the enough earn them promotion to the provided his own explanation. stop relaxing, thinking more the There competeive Her I nextseason. "Have you ever walked down assailant was caught. are Mediterranean still other street in a coun- many dangerous people to the he asked, "You liable to the streets. Please use complete story see page try?" are roaming it is and avoid get grabbed, acceptable your common sense, HWSa there." Calma stressed this was a thesesituations. 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