Word: margarete
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...student committee on the UHS will administer this questionnaire, from Monday, January 24, until the end of February. Last fall, Margaret McKenna '70, assistant to the director of the UHS, set up the committee to help make the UHS more responsive to patient needs...
After the seers and prophets, so De Hartog's plot ordains, come the coders and the organizers. In Lancashire, Fox converted Margaret Fell; indeed, he was later to marry her. But in a curious sense she converted Fox, or at least his message, to what suited her: a religion of "service rather than salvation," as De Hartog puts it. He retells how this judge's wife organized the Quakers in prison, sending them letters and survival kits consisting of socks, mufflers, weevil-proof biscuits, a jar of prunes for the bowels' sake, and of course a Bible...
Born. To Pierre Trudeau, 52, Prime Minister of Canada, and Margaret Trudeau, 23, daughter of former Fisheries Minister James Sinclair: their first child, a boy; in Ottawa, on Christmas...
...work and the government is trying to hold union wage demands to 5%. Mainly, the dissenters concentrated their fire on the raises for other members of the royal family: the Queen Mother, to $237,500; Prince Philip, to $162,500; the Duke of Gloucester, to $112,500; Princess Margaret, to $87,500; and 21-year-old Princess Anne...
...appalled by the increase for the Queen Mother, who has a staff of 33, including five ladies of the bedchamber and eleven women of the bedchamber. "What the blazes do they do?" he asked. "What size bedchamber is this?" Hamilton may have gone too far in bluntly describing Princess Margaret as "this expensive kept woman." Snapped a Conservative M.P.: "This is an obscene speech." Perhaps so, but many Britons share the concern of a Labor M.P. who wondered how the government can afford raises for the royal family but not for old-age pensioners, "to keep them from dying...