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To the surprise of many doubters, the work and the students turned out by such programs were often first rate. These supposedly marginal areas of academic inquiry produced information -- about the achievements of women, facets of life outside the U.S. mainstream, the work of minority artists, Americans whom history had...
Until not long ago, the production of unauthorized records was a marginal activity that musicians tolerated and even encouraged as a form of tribute by their fans. But the bootlegging of albums has now become a full-blown, underground industry with millions of dollars in profits and royalties at stake...
Given the difficulty of Beckett's text, the Cabot production of Waiting for Godot cannot be considered a failure. The play sports a few good moments and some excellent acting, but the sluggish pace and protracted staging prevent this production from being any more than a marginal success.
Pause. "I like to think that my work at Harvard has been of marginal use to society," Steiner says, smiling.
When overlap ends, schools will give more money to the students they want the most. Minorities, academic aces and athletic recruits will benefit the most. But marginal admittees could benefit, too. Remember, Harvard prides itself on its unequalled yield rate. Harvard wants to attract the top 1600 students that apply...