Word: arduous
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...first two years; but in the clinical years the amount of subject matter to be recognized becomes less,--the work with patients has its fascinations and the studies of the laboratory years, involving laboratory technic, have their easily seen application and are on this account less arduous. The lecture persists in the third year in the afternoons,--the mornings are filled with hospital duties, examining patients,--but in the fourth year the lectures practically cease and the student finds himself assigned for varying periods of two to eight weeks to hospitals. This is the so-called "clinical clerk" system, comparatively...
...bear their light burden of responsibility alone. But so far there has been no committee which would risk the danger of an incomplete Album or an unsatisfactory Class Day in order to discipline the rest of the class. The least all Seniors can do in appreciation for the arduous work done by the Committee is to make this work as easy as possible by cooperating in every...
...work of a day laborer may seem a rather arduous way to spend one's vacation but ask any of Dr. Grenfell's boys if the romance of the rocky coast with its northern lights, the open life and the satisfaction of having done something for the cause of bringing life and happiness to the frozen north does not more than counterbalance the tedious lifting or lame muscles which one is apt to receive after the first day's work...
...shift formations. The next three games, however, will give the Blue and White a still better chance to prove its power. Next Saturday they meet the giant Nebraska "Cornhuskers," who are considered the heaviest eleven in the country, without an exception. Lehigh follows the Westerners in an extremely arduous schedule. Later, they meet Glenn Warner's Pittsburg juggernaut, which recently scored a 10' to 3 victory over the "Golden Tornado" from Georgia Tech that last week routed Centre College...
...sixteen months which have elapsed since the signing of the Versailles Treaty have witnessed great changes in the governments of three of the "Big Four" nations. In France, M. Clemenceau, worn out with his arduous labors as Premier, sought the dignified but comparatively unimportant position of President. The French Parliament surprised the world by electing another man. The vote was generally deemed an expression of dissatisfaction with the "Tiger's" work in connection with the Peace Treaty. In Italy there have been several turnovers; Orlando was replaced by Nitti; the latter after resigning was reappointed, but was later succeeded...