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A Story of Redemption: Dewey Bozella – 2011 Espy Arthur Ashe Award Winner

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Dewey Bozella, a man wrongly convicted of murder who spent 26 years in prison, was given multiple opportunities for parole, if he would only admit to his crime. "He'd rather die in prison than say those words and go free. Each time, his application for parole was turned down." A remarkable story of a remarkable man.

What Good is Courage without Honor? From the Movie “The Blind Side”

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"Any fool can have courage. But honor, that's the real reason you either do something or you don't. It's who you want to be." This quote, part of the excerpt below, speaks to integrity and asks a very important question, what good is courage without honor? This is an excerpt from the scene where Michael writes an essay that determines if he will get the grade needed to play college football; a touching moment from the movie, "The Blind Side", written by Michael Lewis.

Personal Integrity Quiz- 25 Questions

Posted by The Integrious Project in LIVEINTEGRIOUS

Do I have a healthy respect for rules, regulations, and laws? Do I strive for humility and wisdom in my daily dealings? Does compassion win out over critical judgment when Iâ€™m assessing a situation? Do I actively â€œreality testâ€ with others to avoid self-deception? Do I avoid impulsive actions by building in a waiting period before I make a major decision?

Dad quits job to honor vow, see son pitch in College World Series

Posted by The Integrious Project in Sports

David Roth vowed he would not miss another chance to watch his son pitch for South Carolina at the College World Series if the Gamecocks returned to Omaha after winning the national championship in 2010. But when his son's team made it back, David Roth found himself in a tough spot. Unable to get personal time off from work, he needed to make a decision.