Word: undergo
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Captain R. R. Ayres '15 of the University baseball team, who has been ill at his home in Montclair, N. J., for nearly a month, has been obliged to undergo a second operation for an abscess...
...outlook in the field events is not so bright, for there is a possibility that A. L. Jackson '14, may be prevented from doing as well as usual in the hurdles, due to an operation which he was recently forced to undergo, and that J. O. Johnstone '16 may be kept from high-jumping by a deficiency in his studies...
...Fitz '64, of 18 Arlington street, Boston, professor emeritus at the Harvard Medical School, died Tuesday evening at the Corey Hill Hospital. The cause of the death was ulcer of the stomach. Dr. Fitz had long been in ill health, and went to the hospital several days ago to undergo an operation. He was seventy years...
These coolies, who perform harder physical labor for longer hours than do most beasts of burden and in addition undergo the worst of privations and hardships, are nevertheless possessed of the greatest cheerfulness. Naturally immobile and entirely devoid of nervous emotion, the race is characterized by the greatest patience, and many centuries of suffering have strengthened it against all external conditions...
...College year as in their first. After three years of undergraduate work, most Seniors have their degrees within easy reach. They have tried the athletics which attract them, and unless they have already "made good," their natural tendency is to drop out of further competition. This same disinclination to undergo any additional work is equally true of other lines of endeavor; scholastic, literary, and dramatic...