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...truly one of the most amazing employees at Harvard," said Ana Morrel-Samuels '00, co-president of the Co-op. "When I'm on vacation, I'll call just to hear Margaret's message...
...Margaret C. Handy, the retiring assistant to the Senior Tutor at Dudley House, was honored twice yesterday for her more than 25 years of service, first by the Undergraduate Council and then by Dudley residents...
Governments, too, felt the pain. In London, Parliament shut down its servers before the Love Bug's assault. "This affectionate greeting," intoned Commons leader Margaret Beckett, "contains a virus which has immobilized the House's internal communication system...
Democracy means listening to the voters, and that may prove to be a humiliating experience for Britain's prime minister, Tony Blair, when Londoners go the polls Thursday to elect a mayor. Early in his term, Blair urged the revival of citywide government - dismantled by Margaret Thatcher in 1986 - proposing the new post of mayor and a 25-member assembly (the Lord Mayor of London is a ceremonial job centered on the financial district; local government is exercised in the city's 33 boroughs). That was the easy part...
...left" that Blair vanquished in his rise to leadership of the Labor party, showed interest in the job, the prime minister was having none of it. Although the iconoclastic Livingstone, a longtime favorite of Londoners since the mid-?80s, when he headed the Greater London Council - and so irritated Margaret Thatcher that she abolished the institution to get rid of him - won almost three quarters of the vote in the Labor party's primary, Blair fixed the selection process to ensure that his pick, former education secretary Frank Dobson, would get the nod. But that so enraged London Labor voters...