Word: deficit
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...budget (of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences), which has been drawn up for presentation to the Corporation," the Provost stated, "preliminary figures show a deficit of about $651,000 for next year, and that would seem to indicate that some increase in tuition is very definitely in line...
...Provost has sent back many departmental budgets for revision in an "internal economy" move, but further budget slashes are not feasible because they would "cut into the quality of the education." A predicted deficit of $350,000 in Faculty accounts this year will "almost wipe out the departmental balance," accumulated over five years...
...have tried to put this off as long as possible," the Provost said, "and we hoped we could keep tuition down when the enrollment dropped . . . But the deficit is so large that a tuition increase will have to be made...
...Foreign Ministry, the conference chairman, Ernest Bevin, told them: "I think the world might be assured that this organization is not a conference but a workshop. It will be charged with the duty of determining practical steps to build up European production [and] to reduce the dollar deficit...
...Bowman became president of Johns Hopkins University. "Bow" streamlined the administration, erased the deficit, added top scholars to its faculty. Impressed by his ability as an administrator, Robert Hutchins wrote him: "I once used to think of you as a major prophet. Now, I am inclined to think you are the daring young man on the flying trapeze." Last week, the trapeze was slowing its swing. At 69, Isaiah Bowman decided that it was time for him to retire...