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Isaac Carlson
Stuart Scott lived a very tough life. He battled cancer throughout most of his adult life. At the annual espy awards, he gave this speech, which inspired others to keep fighting.

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2014 ESPYS Stuart Scott Jimmy V Perseverance Award (Full Speech)

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Full speech & presentation of Stuart Scott receiving the 2014 Jimmy V Perseverance Award. http://stuart-scott.org/ In this feature, he shares his emotional battle with cancer and follows Jimmy V's motto to never give up. Stuart was diagnosed with appendiceal cancer in 2007 and then it came back two years later.

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Faith Curtis
"Emily Dickinson was not only kind and sweet but she was knowledgeable also, Even before her withdraw  from the world Dickinson had  been writing poetry and her creative peak reached in the period from 1858-1862".

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Ella Bramlett
“ good head and good heart are always a formidable combination. But when you add to that a literate tongue or pen, then you have something very special.”

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Logan Clawson
He always wanted to learn more and more. So much it became his perfession

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gman00101gunnar

Martin Luther King Jr. graduated from Morehouse college at the age of 15 and got his P.h.d from Boston University in Theology. And hes just the best at everything soooo yeaahhhhh...

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Tyler Crump

Thomas Edison was an elite American inventor who made the world's first industrial research lab. Proving that he wanted to further his research along with getting things done faster

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Ashlee Cabbiness
Helen Keller over came many obstacles to become a very successful woman. She entered Radcliffe College and received her Bachelor of Arts in 1904.

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Jerrod Raney
This shows the life of Albert Einstein and how he constantly learned more and more. This also shows how he became successful and how much studying and testing he did.

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Extraordinary documentary - Inside Einstein's Mind  The Enigma of Space and Time - BBC Documentary

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Extraordinary documentary - Inside Einstein's Mind The Enigma of Space and Time - BBC Documentary The story of the most elegant and powerful theory in science - Albert Einstein's general relativity. When Einstein presented his formidable theory in November 1915, it turned our understanding of gravity, space and time completely on its head.

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Abby Wheeler

This autobiography shows Maya's
love for learning. It is also a documentation of her need to put knowledge into the world.

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Kayden Jones
”A bright student, he was admitted to Morehouse College at 15, without completing high school. He decided to become a minister and at 18 was ordained in his father’s church. After graduating from Morehouse in 1948, he entered Crozer Theological Seminary in Chester, Pennsylvania. He was the valedictorian of his class in 1951 and won a graduate fellowship. At Boston University he received a Ph.D. in theology in 1955” (“Martin Luther King, Jr.”).

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Instituted in 1963 as Special Collections and renamed in 2003 to honor its founder, the Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center is the repository for the papers of individuals in the fields of literature, criticism, journalism, drama, music, film, civil rights, diplomacy, and national affairs. Although contemporary public figures is the specialty of the Center, there are substantial holdings of earlier historical documents and over 140,000 rare books.

I HAVE A DREAM! WHAT IT MEANS TO THE BOSTON UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY TODAY
Hardin Coleman, dean of the School of Education, shares what Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech means to him. Raul Fernandez, associate director of the Student Activities Office, shares what Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech means to him. Katherine Kennedy, director of the Howard Thurman Center, shares what Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech means to her. Ruha Benjamin, assistant professor of sociology and African American studies, shares what Martin Luther King, Jr.'s speech, "I Have a Dream," means to her today. Dean of Students Kenneth Elmore shares what Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech means to him. Dexter McCoy (COM'14) shares what Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech means to him. Robert Allan Hill, dean of marsh chapel, shares what Martin Luther King, Jr.'s speech, "I Have a Dream," means to him today.
Vita Paladino, director of the Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center, shares what Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech means to her.

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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. " School of Theology | Boston University

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Instituted in 1963 as Special Collections and renamed in 2003 to honor its founder, the Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center is the repository for the papers of individuals in the fields of literature, criticism, journalism, drama, music, film, civil rights, diplomacy, and national affairs.

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You were the 37th president…

People did not agree with you and now your reputation creates hate

No one sees the good in you, they just can’t appreciate

There are people who remember you for the positive nature

You solved many a problems from people who acted like a creature

People will laugh and joke about you

But only some  know what you do

They join the bandwagon and poke fun at the wrongs

Many will still sing to you a pretty song.

Explanation: The poem itself is pretty straight forward. All it is saying is that Nixon to us now has a bad reputation even though  actions accomplished amazing things when he had his presidential campaign. He used his his wits to help many people.

-River Paizis

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Harry Cooper
this picture depicts Stalin holding up the sickle and hammer, the symbols of communism, this is one of Stalin's greatest accomplishment. the phrase above his head represents that he only accomplished this by learning.

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Nikolus Williams
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essence jay
Albert Einstein won the Nobel Prize.

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Megan Jones

Albert Einstein invented the light bulb with his scholarly knowledge. He inspired people around the world, and created entirely new ways of thinking with his "bright" ideas.

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Rachel Sawyer
This picture depicts Isaac Newton's most cardinal accomplishments in his line of work in being an English physicist and an iconic mathematician. Said accomplishments include his theory of universal gravitation, newton ion mechanics, and the visible spectrum of light.

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Jaden Robinson
This video shows that Da Vinci is more than just an artist. This represents scholarship because it xplains in detail his many scientific achievements and his academic life.

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How Leonardo Da Vinci Truly Changed the World

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Josie Pruett
In this quote, Mr. King talks about forgiveness and acceptance of self. This shows scholarship through his educated point of view, but also through his articulate phrasing.

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Brooklyn Byrd
Malala in this video is accepting the Nobel Prize. This represents scholarship because Malala fights through the antagonizing Taliban and rose above it to create a better place for her country and received an award for it.

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Malala Yousafzai Nobel Peace Prize Speech

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Ana Kobriger
Scholarship
Walt Disney represents scholarship because he worked hard to succeed in what he wanted to do. He not only knew his strengths but he knew he weaknesses.

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Macy Boren
Even in the hardest times Einstein was able to put his wants aside and focus on what others needed. The radio is still used as one of the best ways of communication and Albert knew its power.