Word: bursars
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Germanic Museum and the Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures, the first German talking film will be presented in Renaissance Hall of the Germanic Museum on Thursday and Friday at 4.30 and 8.15 o'clock. Students of the University and of Radcliffe may obtain tickets by presenting their bursar's cards at the Germanic Museum today and tomorrow from 9 to 5 o'clock. There will be 300 tickets available for each performance...
Tuesday, April 25 will be Harvard Day at the six-day bicycle race at the Boston Garden. All students in the University will be admitted during the afternoon on presentation of a bursar's card...
Although almost all the merchants in Harvard Square are advertising today that they will extend credit and honor checks when presented with Bursar's card, the bootleggers in the vicinity demand honest-to-goodness money. The H.A.A. has announced that they will take checks for tickets for the hockey game with Yale tonight, but seven out of ten "importers and exporters" refused to supply beverages for checks. They seemed to oppose it on the grounds that it was not straightforward business. Three local dispensers were even willing to have charge accounts opened, although insisting on a personal interview first...
...been made whereby a dining hall on the second floor of the Union is available to them. As stated elsewhere in this morning's CRIMSON, breakfast, lunch, and dinner, served at the customary Harvard dining hall prices, will be charged on the term bills of those who present a bursar's card...
...appears advisable, therefore, that an organization of Harvard Square business men meet with the Student Council or a committee thereof, and arrange that a system of credit be extended to the students of the University. Since the bursar's card is evidence of the deposit of a five hundred dollar bond at Lehman Hall, there should be no serious objections to Harvard Square merchants extending at least a partial credit to students presenting their bursar's cards. Such a system being effected, business on the Square might proceed unhampered, and students would be relieved of the inconvenience brought upon them...