Interesting marginalia, no doubt, but does it further the cause of science?

And he makes no apology about spending time on what many view as the marginalia of American life.

What happens to marginalia in the age of the Kindle?

What I love about marginalia on hard copy books is that it may live forever.

It has full marginalia and was prepared for liturgical use.

"Go beyond male marginalia - a little of this and that.

If marginalia like margins could be scrutinized, he asked, where would the court stop?

But in contrast to the first one-act, the writing is marginalia.

According to the marginalia, this statute was adopted in 1819, and a similar law dates back to 1723.

The manuscript has complex contents, with full marginalia (see picture).

It is not hard to imagine the marginalia that produced this slightly odd language.

At the least, a few Shavian comments, even marginalia, would have been delicious.

"I can still sometimes in my dreams see Brill's marginalia.

The manuscript was prepared for liturgical use, its marginalia are not complete.

I love annotating pages of my hard copy books with marginalia.

The manuscript has no complex context, and some marginalia.

Marginalia create a form of extended argument in which the reader has the upper hand, taking over the text.

You mustn't let yourself be distracted by such marginalia.

"And this goes for the marginalia we were discussing today," Jorge could not keep from commenting in a low voice.

This marginalia can be totally turned off and the reader can read just text.

Marginalia is the serious reader's way of contributing to the dialogue between writer and reader.

Marginalia is but one turn in this journey, albeit perhaps one of the most significant.

Marginalia were also written to be shared; they were forms of correspondence.

Mark Twain's marginalia shows him as a literary critic.

Also, I think it's unfair to include mere underlining as proper marginalia.