No- Curie died in 1934, when Margaret Thatcher was only 9 years old.
However, it is true that Thatcher did study Chemistry at Somerville College in Oxford, from 1943-47. In her final year she specialised in X-Ray Crystallography, and her tutor was another famous lady scientist, Dorothy Hodgkin, who was the person who was REALLY responsible for discovering DNA (although her research was plagiarised by Crick and Watson, who went on to take the credit for Hodgkins's work and won the Nobel Prize for it. In those days, it was easy for men to take the credit for discoveries made by women- nobody paid much attention if the women were brushed aside).
Margaret Thatcher entered Oxford University in 1943. She studied chemistry at Somerville College and graduated in 1947 with a Bachelor of Science degree. During her time at Oxford, she became involved in student politics and developed her interest in public service.
Tony Blair.
Gordon Brown, who graduated at the University of Edinburgh.
Yes, she was Marie's student. You should search it up sweetie. Actually no, this is incorrect- Marie Curie died in 1934 when Thatcher was only 9 years old. However, Thatcher DID study chemistry under the tutelage of another famous lady scientist, Dorothy Hodgkin. Hodgkin was the person who REALLY discovered DNA, although her research was plagiarised by Francis Crick and James Watson, who went on to take the credit (and the Nobel Prize of 1953) for it.
Some would say Margaret Thatcher was imperious in the way she led the Conservative government when she was in power. It means arrogantly domineering or overbearing. (It also means urgent or pressing.)
Margaret Scott Wright has written: 'Student nurses in Scotland'
Margaret Moyo-Robbins has written: 'The Experiences and perceptions of mature student teachers'
British Student Korfball Nationals was created in 1991.
Margaret H. Gemmell has written: 'The experience of student mothers relating to child care arrangements'
YES
Prabhulla Kumar (2007)
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