Mary Leppert, Campus Clubs Commissioner, expressed concern about granting Notre Dame clubs recognition, funding and a bank account with 1st Source Bank, during the Board of Governance (BOG) meeting Monday.

After discussion, board members agreed that Saint Mary's students need to be a part of a club before it receives funding from BOG.

"We want to make sure Saint Mary's women are represented well in any club we are going to grant funding to," Jensen said.

This semester there are 48 recognized Saint Mary's clubs, two unrecognized ones and four on probation, according to BOG.

In other BOG news:

BOG executive secretary, Lauren Caprio, resigned Nov. 4, 2002. Caprio issued her letter of resignation to President Kim Jensen and Vice President Elizabeth Jablonski-Diehl following a meeting held Nov.3, 2002 with them. According to Caprio, she is leaving for personal reasons.

Nila Ahmad, Vice President of Student Diversity Board, presented her revision of the Saint Mary's Harassment Clause to the BOG. Ahmad presented her work in order to gain student endorsement of the clause before it goes on to the Student Affairs Committee.

Members of the board were concerned about wording of the revision and what potential. They were given one week to decide on the endorsement.

Linda Timm, vice president of Student Affairs speculated that senior on campus apartments will be a part of the Saint Mary's campus within the next 18 months.

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