Word: deficit
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...receiving and has received in former years must be a great disappointment to Mr. Weld and to those who are interested in the club. From the first the club has never been entirely self-supporting, and at the end of each year Mr. Weld has himself paid whatever deficit there was. It is true that the annual fee is low, but it would be plenty if more men joined, and it has purposely been put low so as to be within the reach of the majority of the students. There is no boat club, whether in any other college...
...have seen during the last three or four years. The gentleman (Youngman), advocated the retirement of a certain amount of these notes. This would only be a temporary relief. The only cure is to remove the legal tender notes entirely. By this means the danger of a deficit in the gold reserve would be forever avoided...
...deficit of $1940.39 was made good by the Graduate Treasurer. The expenditures for the year were $1454.23 less than during the preceding year and the deficit to be made good by the Graduate Treasurer was $1228.48 less...
...deficit; but, the amount being much more than necessary, the government has been able to put aside 90 millions of legal tender notes...
...impracticable. - (a) Young women must be separately cared for. - (1) Administration must be partly, at least, in hands of women. - (2) Separate gymnasium necessary. - (b) Present resources inadequate to accommodate large accession in numbers. - (1) Already a yearly deficit: Treasurer's Reports. - (2) Insufficient building room, e. g., Library. - (c) Legal difficulties in application of funds and properties explicitly devoted to men, e. g., bequests, scholarships, etc. - (d) Administrative work of college authorities already too great...