Word: bursars
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Following notification from the Housing office that their applications have been accepted and the new assignments made, students will be required to report to the Bursar's office to sign new contracts. In most cases the arrangement will entail an increase in room rents ranging from ten to twenty dollars per man per term. It was also emphasized that the new arrangements must be suitable to all concerned...
...bill the Student Council has broken tradition and is offering scholarships up to $50 to students who can show need. Ordinarily the Council scholarships are only offered immediately before the term bills are due, but the Council is taking this special action to supplement its recent appeals to the Bursar for time extensions on the bills...
...first 1946-47 appeal to the Administration on behalf of the student body, the Student Council made a formal request yesterday to Roy V. Perry, University Bursar, to grant a mass extension on all non-veterans' term bills. The bills, which were included in registration envelopes Thursday, Friday, and Monday, are due today, thus giving old students only two days to produce funds for them...
...reply to a dormitory investigation committee report that room rental fees have contributed a profit of $40,000 yearly to the Institute's income since 1937, D. L. Rhind, bursar at M.I.T., said that this money was used to help pay salaries and other operating expenses...
...students and especially candidates for degrees are reminded that all indebtedness to the University must be paid by tomorrow. Any student who has not yet received a term bill should immediately procure a duplicate from the Bursar." R. V. Perry, Bursar...