Word: bursars
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...University is called by the Comptroller to the rule in regard to payment of term-bills, and to a change which has been made in the method of applying it. Formerly the notice of separation was sent by the Deans; now it will be sent directly by the Bursar...
...February 10 is the last day for paying term-bills. To those students who have not then paid what they owe the University the Bursar will send notices that they have been separated from the University and are not entitled to its privileges. Reinstatement can only be obtained, after the student's indebtedness has been paid together with the fee of $10.00 for reinstatement, by consent of the Dean of the Department in which the student is enrolled...
Students living in any of the above mentioned buildings who intend to be students in any department of the University during the academic year 1922-23 and wish to engage for that year rooms that they now occupy must sign new rooms agreements and leave them at the Bursar's office on or before March 10. Rooms in these buildings not so engaged will be published in a list which will be ready with blank forms of application at the Bursar's office March 20, and they will be assigned April 13 to students in the University who have...
...life-giving force which has coaxed these seedlings through the hard intellectual crust of Cambridge--never before have the rates for tutoring been so high: Our mathematical economists have not been slow to figure out a close relation between the high tariff on "repeated" courses recently enacted at the Bursar's Office and this tremendous increase in the educational transportation charges between Harvard Square and Sever...
...some unaccountable reason this performance has taken place regularly every time a bill was due. Students of psychology should sit up and take notice. Why has a Harvard undergraduate, upon receiving his term bill, always forgotten about paying it till the last day, then rushed over to the Bursar's office--check book in hand--to wait in line for an hour,--why has he done this when resort to his intelligence would have informed him that a check mailed promptly at a convenient post box was quite as good as one handed in personally at the last minute...