Word: marginalized
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...decided to measure the extent of the damage so that I could organize the Resistance. I conducted a precisely calibrated, cross-sectional, amazingly representative survey of 34 undergraduates, with a margin of error of plus or minus 87 points...
...Harvard swimmers (5-1 EISL, 4-1 Ivy) got off to a slow start in the meet with Princeton (6-0, 5-0), losing the first five swim events of the day to trail by a daunting 74-38 margin at the end of the first half of competition...
...half. At the ten minute mark, the game was deadlocked at 41-41. As the game wore on, however, Princeton became increasingly flustered and began to foul. In the final minutes of the game, Harvard built a modest 58-52 lead which was shortened to the final 58-55 margin when Princeton nailed a buzzer-beating three-pointer...
...have a very small margin of error," Harvard Coach Peter Roby is fond of saying of this year's squad...
Last November, in a two-hour operation, Dr. August's team removed the cancer plus a margin of surrounding tissue, leaving Fallscheer with a 5-cm (about 2- in.) scar in an otherwise normal-looking breast. To catch any residual cancer cells, she received six weeks of daily radiation therapy, which produced a light suntan but left no permanent trace. "A lumpectomy plus radiation does not cure more women than mastectomy," says radiation oncologist Allen Lichter of the University of Michigan, "but it creates fewer physical and emotional scars." Fallscheer concurs: "It was only after I saw Dr. August that...