She is the recipient of the prestigious San Diego Editors' Choice Award and had been featured in various publications and media outlets, including Sh'ma, Los Angeles Times, KCRW, Radio Iran, Radio Russia, and numerous television programs.
Many customers who buy natural products are willing to dispense with a prestigious name, said Allan Mottus, editor of The Informationist, a cosmetics industry newsletter.
For some of us, even then it was more prestigious to be an editor of the Yale Literary Magazine, for example, or a member of the Elizabethan Club or of Phi Beta Kappa — or simply an outstanding scholar — than to be a member of Fence, for example, or Skull and Bones.
We needed to convince talented editors from prestigious publications to leave their posts for a site that didn't even yet have a name.
Our prestigious panel of Senior Editors and Advisory Editorial Board as well as myself are fully committed to offer you the highest editorial standards.
He was editor of the prestigious Poetry Review from 1983 until 1986, and worked at the Times Literary Supplement from 1992, where he was poetry editor.
Daniel Koshland, then editor of the prestigious journal Science, captured the mood when he wrote: "The benefits to science of the genome project are clear.
Laurenz Bolliger, an editor at the prestigious German publisher Berlin Verlag, pulled out a manuscript he was considering and asked for Mr. Stein's opinion.
James was one of the founders of the British Lichen Society in 1958 and became the first editor of its prestigious journal, The Lichenologist, a role he continued in until 1977.
But in a classic 1998 study Fiona Godlee, editor of the prestigious British Medical Journal, sent an article containing eight deliberate mistakes in study design, analysis and interpretation to more than 200 of the BMJ's regular reviewers.
