Word: deficits
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...deficit in the University, College and Library account was $30,743.06, or about $5,00.00 less than the year before. As in former years the deficit was charged to the principal of the Insurance and Guaranty Fund, thus reducing the income-yielding capital by the amount of the deficit. It should be understood that the University treasury has not been obliged to incur debts on account of the deficits in any department. In every case the deficits have been met by the surpluses of former years or out of free capital. Nevertheless, the reduction of the unrestricted funds in this...
...Divinity School had a deficit of $3,085.92, which was met from the previous credit balance. The Law School had a surplus of $41,351.22, and its credit balance at the end of the years was $323,906.17. The Medical School had a deficit of $24,853.93, which reduced its credit balance to $5.560.57. The Dental School would have had a surplus of $881.74, but for the payment of $20,000 from accumulated income toward the purchase of a site for its proposed new building. This made the deficit $19,118,26 and left the credit balance...
...costs and the results as proven by the larger use of this room and the almost complete absence of complaints, have been highly satisfactory. The Treasurer's report shows an increase in receipts of $1,697.28 over last year, but despite this the restaurant may have as large a deficit as before, owing to the greater expense of this improved service...
...lunch counter has not only shown a complete loss but also indications of a large deficit at he end of the year. The trouble has been in the loss of the man it last year and whose popularity was a tremendous assets. When he moved to his present place of business on Harvard Square, he took nearly all his patrons with him. The Committee has maintained this lunch counter at a loss merely because they fell it to be a great convenience to members...
...persuade a Junior or Senior to give to the University teams; consequently these teams were largely supported by subscriptions from the two lower classes. It would seem fairer to raise the cost of the H. A. A. and season tickets, and devise some way to make up any deficit, but the present method of collecting subscriptions seems unfair and undignified. The price of the H. A. A. ticket is $5, and it admits the holder to all home games in football, baseball, and track, except those with Yale. If this price was raised to $7 or $8 would...