Word: bursars
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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These term bills have been included in the envelopes which are given to students on registration. Bills are payable at the Harvard Trust Company in Harvard Square, and cheeks should be made payable to Harvard University. The Bursar's office suggests that students will save time by making their payments by mail, instead of in person, inclosing the bill with the check...
...dollars is charged for late payments. Requests for information should be addressed, not to the Harvard Trust Company, but to the Bursar's office...
...club of the University, is situated on the corner of Harvard and Quincy Streets. All men connected with the University are eligible for membership, up to the physical capacity of the building. Those who were not members last year and wish to join, may do so at either the Bursar's Office on the main floor of Lehman Hall, or at the Hemenway Gymnasium. The due for the year, which are charged on the University term bill, are ten dollars...
Imposing in its new fledged majesty, the Bursar's Office reasserts its commanding position over the life and destiny of the University. Massachusetts Hall, the patriarch of college buildings, is once more restored to usefulness, at once the oldest and newest, the crudest and the finest of dormitories. For its renovation equal thanks are due the fire which precipitated its restoration and President Lowell who sponsored...
Other changes no less significant are in process or in prospect. Memorial Hall and the Old Bursar's Office have been converted temporally to accommodated the Business School, thus for the first time giving to this long-suffering department quarters it can, call its own. Straues Hall is early to be erected between Matthews Hall and Massachusetts Avenue, and work on the new Chemical Laboratory is to be begun as soon as the plans can be completed...