Mem . bers abolish SMC Student Assembly

Assembly members last night abolished the Saint Mary's Student Assembly by a majority vote. The Assembly. as it stands now, is "nothing but an 1neffecrive student government organization, ' according to Stu· dent Body President Kathy Sweeney. A proposal submiaed by Sweeuey, would p \ace the Assembly under investigation by ad ad-hoc commit tee who will assess tht· needs and structure of the assembly. The committee will decide whethtr to form another organization to assume the duties of the assembly. ''This committee will determine the fate of the Assembly by early next fall,'' Sweeney said. Under Sweeney's proposal, all duties of the Assembly would be 1channeled to the Board of Governance and the hall councils. This propm.al would include the allocation of campus funds. Designated committees in each hall, according to Sweeney, would be solely responsible for allocating funds.