ASBSU Chief of Staff resigns

ASBSU Chief of Staff Pamela MaGee will serve her last day Friday. MaGee says she can no longer continue to serve the administration because they are failing to represent students.

?I feel like Senate and [Executive are] not representing the students,? MaGee said.

According to MaGee, ASBSU should have taken a stand on the Taco Bell Arena because it?s a hot button issue for students. ?Senate and Executive have not come out one way or another,? said MaGee.

Senate has been rewriting an anti-Taco Bell resolution for over a month. ?We missed our window of opportunity,? said MaGee.

Senate has been in a lame duck session since the beginning of the year. ?Senate hasn?t done anything. They should be more proactive,? she said. MaGee expressed concerns over the upcoming student fee hearings. MaGee said Senate needs to investigate where the money goes and where it?s coming from.

MaGee also said she thinks ASBSU President David Morriss has been overreaching his bounds by appointing senators to committees.

Student government has four months to get their act together and start representing student?s interests first, said MaGee.

?I?m sad, ASBSU has been my heart and soul for the last two years. It?s time for me to move on.?

Monica Price
News Editor

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