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Yeah, we trust them and if we run a surplus it goes to our housing corp (which is run by alumni that already have a huge fund for the house) and we can't ever get it back. And in the end it works out to about $13 a person going to the treasurer, a good bit of which will buy drinks for older brothers anyways. His salary comes in the way of reduced dues and the housing corp. won't let us reduce the dues anymore, so we pay him more (which we feel he deserves) by letting him have some of the surplus. Maybe not the most structured way of doing it, but in the end we all know what's happening and trust the treasurer to do it.
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