Word: yearbooks
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Instead of pointing fingers and feeding the rumor mills, students should look for more constructive ways to approach the alleged Currier theft, as well as past instances of embezzlement from such groups as the Yearbook, the Krokodiloes, and An Evening with Champions. We should try to examine the reasons why so many major embezzling cases have occurred in such a short span of time. Although these may seem to be isolated incidents, there may be common elements in the finances of organizations which make stealing money an attractive venture...
...also comes a year after the general manager of the Krokodiloes was forced to resign after he apparently used $3,000 of the group's funds on personal expenses. In addition, last year's president and business manager of the Yearbook were forced to step down because of spending abuses...
...past three years, Charles K. Lee '93 and David G. Sword '93 were convicted of taking $160,000 from the Evening With Champions accounts, the general manager of the Krokodiloes was forced to resign for taking $3,000 and the president and business manager of the Yearbook were forced to step down because of spending abuses...
...Krokodiloes a cappella group and the Harvard Yearbook have also been targets of alleged student embezzlement over the last two years
...show, rattling off a string of corny jokes. The kids started booing. But he stayed cocky. If they didn't like a joke, throw money, he told the audience. He walked off the stage with $19. Newt was voted "Most Intellectual" in his senior class. In the high school yearbook, the quote under his picture read "Specialization may produce success, but greatness is acquired only through generalization...