Word: unpaid
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Bowles, '87; Mr. Wheelwright, '87 Mr. Flagg, '87; have kindly offered to collect the unpaid subscriptions for the University Crew. It is hoped that those men who have not paid their subscriptions, should do so before class day, as the expenses at New London are the heaviest in all the year...
...support of their nine have not been found so prompt in paying their subscriptions. It is a great burden to a class to have debts dragging on from year to year, and the freshmen will assume this burden unless they give what money they promised to give. The amount unpaid, we understand, is amply sufficient to settle all outstanding bills, and the management of the nine has a right to rely upon its payment. Every freshman who has not paid his subscription should make it a point of honor to do so before leaving Cambridge...
...next Tuesday Every student should do his utmost to aid in reducing the debt which has so long oppressed our boating interests. Nothing is so annoying to the financial managers as to have a large number of subscriptions, upon which they had relied for the payment of debts, left unpaid at the close of the year. Let every man who has not yet paid come forward and meet his subscription immediately...
...debt very largely, instead of increasing it. The current expenses of this year will be much less than last year, if the managers come anywhere near their estimate. Add the sums $2172.72 already spent, and the estimate of future expenses, $4211.73, and then subtract the bills paid and unpaid, left from last year, $2054.91, and $470.00, the share of the class crews towards the running expenses and service at the boat house, and the result is $3859.54, or over $1100.00 less than the figures recently given, $4975.00, as the actual expenses of the university crew for 1883-84. But subscriptions...
Total expenses (including $1,746 unpaid bills...