Word: bursars
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...University Food Service will require students at all Harvard and Radcliffe Houses to show their bursar's cards when they enter the dining halls until October 31 and periodically after that...
...could tell him advanced standing was an advantage. When he chose to stay four years, it was as if he had provoked some hidden beast, who rose up to strike him down. When he went to have a picture taken for his new bursar's card, they had no card for him. He had completed three years of school, and as an advanced standing student, he no longer existed...
...University Police shall be responsible for maintaining the policy within the Yard," Hall said in a prepared statement. "Students found repeatedly not to be complying with the policy may be asked to relinquish their bursar's cards to a member of the Department...
Robert Tonis, chief of the University police, said yesterday that he had not been informed of the new policy. He also said that Harvard police do not ask students breaking existing regulations to surrender their bursar's cards, though at one time this was police policy...
...Night, 300 Harvard students imprisoned in Mallinckrodt for seven hours a recruiter from Dow Chemical, the principal manufacturer of napalm for use in Vietnam. Even SDS was caught by surprise. Its executive committee had called for simple picketing. But the 375 students who voluntarily turned in their bursar's cards to the administration adopted four demands: no on-campus recruiting by Dow, the CIA, or the U.S. military, and no disciplinary action against the demonstrators. President Nathan M. Pusey '28 called the demands "simply a non-document" with "no status at all," and 81 undergraduates were put on probation...