The songwriter was obviously referring to someone not providing facilities support to higher education. For me, the end of the academic year is normally followed by a major disruption to circulation on campus, both inside and outside of the buildings. Once that situation reverts to a state of controlled chaos, we have the end of the fiscal year.
All financial documents are closed out and a whole new series of financial obligations is created.
I force myself to review what we accomplished the previous year. I find it useful to assess what we did and why we did it. I'll look at how the financial resources were utilized, as well as what university areas were impacted the most. Reviewing the utilization of our staff at this time is also worthwhile, since we may have previously made some short term adjustments that are continuing way past their expected lifetime. After addressing what was done and why, I also find it worthwhile to review how the work for the major projects was accomplished.