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bursar

[bur-ser, -sahr] / ˈbɜr sər, -sɑr /


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He is now Fellow and Bursar of King's, his old college.

From Time Magazine Archive

He is a father of four children, aged 17 to 21, and the title of his piece was a heartfelt "Burn, Bursar, Burn."

From Time Magazine Archive

Announcing that the shortage is covered by bond, Bowdoin's President Kenneth Charles Morton Sills last week declared Bursar Thalheimer "relieved of his duties."

From Time Magazine Archive

During the next 45 months Uncle Sam paid me $4,500 for board and clothes, and handed another thousand to the Bursar and the vendors of textbooks, for books, tuition, laboratory fees etc.

From Time Magazine Archive

“No shoving there now!” shouted the Deputy Sub- Bursar in a fury.

From "Brave New World" by Aldous Huxley




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