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Using the popular pseudonym "World Wide Web," people can address a large audience with few resources and link their thoughts and work to one another, expanding the interaction of knowledge-seekers across the globe...
...answers one thing: Nichols and his once and current partner, screenwriter Elaine May, can make a funny, knowing, ultimately judicious film from the deliciously satyric satire that Klein, a former Newsweek columnist who now works for the New Yorker, published under the pseudonym Anonymous. If you mix the primary colors red, yellow and blue, the result is black. But this is no black comedy. It is a wistful story, about honor (Nichols says) and (we say) about the joy and pain of an idealist's love. Cagily, it asks big, brutal questions. What will we do for someone we love...
Howell's trials prompted her to write Why Would a Girl Go Into Medicine? Medical Education in the United States: A Guide for Women, under the pseudonym Margaret A. Campbell. The book, filled with facts about women in the medical field, helped increase the number of women admitted to American medical schools, according to The Globe...
When an individual is tested anonymously, a pseudonym is used by the patient and by the staff, and the only marking on the test is a number...
...Cambodia, can be successful in their own right by the strength of their personalities. For instance, Queen Margrethe II of Denmark, who, aside from being extremely popular for her approachable style, is also admired for her artistic talents and for translating Simone de Beauvoir into Danish under a pseudonym...