Pseudonym

his lines. At Baltimore's Holliday Street Theater that was owned by John T. Ford, Booth performed frequently. He later in 1857 joined Pennsylvania’sArch Street Theatre in Philadelphia, where for a full season performed an active role. He used a pseudonym J.B Wilkes in order to eliminate comparisons between other members of his thespian family and him.He was soon invited for a tour all over the country with a Shakespearean acting company based in Richmond, Virginia because of his wonderful early…

Benjamin Franklin was a man of many talents. He is known as a printer, inventor, writer, statesman, scientist, and more. Being born in the 1700’s made it relatively easy for Franklin to involve himself in multiple areas of interests. This time period was rich in scientific discovery, political involvement, and controversy over war. In his lifetime, Franklin accomplished a gargantuan number of achievements that benefited society and are still spoken of to this day. He is well known for his…

At the subject’s time of death, Walter (Walt) White had recently turned 52 years old. A caucasian male, he was described as having a bald head and a prominent beard, and was commonly found to be wearing a top hat fedora in what he considered his pseudonym “Heisenberg”. As described by his wife, Walter is approximately 165 pounds and 5’11” in height (“Grilled”). In his early years, it is assumed that he was left to his own devices frequently, as he grew up as an only child to a single mother as a…

One of the unique aspects of cinema is its ability to recreate moments of history while demonstrating politics and social attitudes of the time. Regardless of the content being utterly accurate in recounting true events or displaying fictionalized stories, cinema unveils social concerns in relation to the politics of the time. Aside from that, changes in cinematic techniques and filmmaking styles is synthesized with the content of the time that shapes a profound understanding of socio-political…

“I do not want to have this baby. What am I going to do?”. There comes a time in a woman’s life when she may be unsure about whether she wants to go through with the pregnancy. The very thought of having to bear a child for nine long months could have the woman feeling overwhelmed. When a woman feels anxious, overwhelmed or unsure about having a baby there is one protected and legal option that she can turn to. Abortion. Abortion is the deliberate termination of a pregnancy and often it…

Multi-tasking in the Internet age Introduction Multi-tasking could be referred to as the capability of doing more than a single work, simultaneously. Human multi-tasking is a term which has originated from the computer multi-tasking itself, where a computer performs more than a single task at a time. Human multi-tasking example could be as simple as sending an email while talking over a phone call. One would think that he’s actually saving the time, but I reality he’s killing extra time, as he…

Frederick Douglass, the famous African American abolitionist, was once quoted as saying “[He] who would be free must himself strike the blow.” This quote is particularly relevant in the figurative and literal sense when it came to African American soldiers fighting in the Civil War. All African Americans had an uphill battle to fight when it came to getting the chance to prove themselves as adequate soldiers, and an even tougher battle to get recognition for what they had achieved. The first…

for Posterior Lumbar instrumental infusion and decompression following constant low back pain. Posterior Lumbar instrumental infusion is the type of surgery that is done to treat compressed nerves in the lower (lumbar) spine (NHS Choices 2015. A pseudonym Danty has been used for the patient in the case study for legal, professional and ethical…

The assassination of a President has only happened a few times, and the most suspicious one is the assassination of the 35th President John F. Kennedy. There have been more theories and speculations about this incident than almost any other incident in American history. But, one may wonder, what are the facts about this tragic event? The facts go as such… The president was on his way to lunch with prominent Dallas citizens on November 22, 1963. The route the motorcade would take was published…

musicians have between their lips” (Gennai 398). Again, he could be perceived as being insulting when he lists various practitioners of other arts, and refers to them as, “incompetent wretches” and, “equally useless quacks” (Gennai 399). Even the pseudonym he gives the man who creates a counter argument, “Crankshaw Stonington, Esquire” (Gennai 395), is used as a way to ridicule people who hold the traditional in high regard. It points the reader to derive from the name that those against…