Word: bursars
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1950-1959
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Forty per cent of 4500 Harvard undergraduates are paying their term bills in monthly installments, Charles C. Pyne, Bursar, announced yesterday...
...attempted riot among freshmen fell victim to extensive advance planning by University Police and the Dean's office. No freshmen lost their bursar's cards in the quiet "riot," despite elaborate plans, which included a mimeographed schedule for the melee...
...combination of spring fever and dissatisfaction with House assignments precipitated a minor riot in the Yard last night. Although no injuries were reported, many of the participants lost their bursar's cards, and at least one proctor hinted at further disciplinary action...
John C. Pittenger '51 3L, a proctor in Mower Hall, was doused twice with water thrown from Stoughton Hall and proceeded to take bursar's cards from "more than half" of the freshmen there...
...however, a student who received his tutor's permission were allowed to sign off board, neither difficulty would arise. No slew of rate adjustments would bom-bard the bursar's office, for the privilege would be restricted to those on scholastic missions. But the College and its officers should be aware that by remitting the board charges they may encourage needy students to do valuable research on theses, work which might otherwise be neglected...