Word: bursar
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...total of $273,000 worth of checks will be distributed from a desk in the rear of the men's furnishings department, with a bursar's card of some other suitable identification the only prerequisite to the collection of the 1946-47 dividends...
...that the H.A.A. can assign students by class, a bursar's card must be presented before any tickets are given or applications made, Lunden said. Freshmen with or without guests ordinarily are seated over the track, with the rest of the classes in ascending positions, the seniors at the top of the concrete sections and the graduate students in the colonnades...
Alleviation of this condition would cause an administrative upheaval. A long standing rule of the Corporation that tuition must be paid in advance prevents the Bursar's Office from extending the deadline. Nor can the Bursar's Office send bills home before the term begins, as it must await information from the Registrar as to the precise amount of the bill, information which in many cases arrives barely in time for the bill to be crammed into the registration envelope...
...reasonably flexible enforcement of the deadline remains as the only solution. According to R. V. Perry, Bursar, such flexibility is possible for students who can satisfy the Bursar's Office of their inability to pay on time. Others probably will not be fined, if they pay within two or three days after the twenty-fourth...
There was one thing to be done. The Bursar had announced in his usual insolent tone that you couldn't graduate without paying the last bill, and that home addresses "must" be registered "in writing" before you dared leave. He always dreaded the various scrapes with administrative edges that were scattered through Harvard. After the Bursar he turned up in the check-cashing line at the Coop but that, too, was unnecessary, he remembered. One more day in Cambridge...