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Virtually immediately everyone else, including those who had mercilessly mocked him, began praising and imitating his style.  To this day it is known as the "[[Fosbury Flop]]."<ref>http://www.usatf.org/halloffame/TF/showBio.asp?HOFIDs=57</ref>
 
Virtually immediately everyone else, including those who had mercilessly mocked him, began praising and imitating his style.  To this day it is known as the "[[Fosbury Flop]]."<ref>http://www.usatf.org/halloffame/TF/showBio.asp?HOFIDs=57</ref>
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== The Difficult Science Problem ==
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Physics 401 was the most difficult course in the entire college, having problem sets that would take many hours to complete each week.  The students often worked on the homework together, as allowed and even encouraged by the professor.  Students were also able to consult books and online resources in solving problems.
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As the course progressed, the problems became increasingly difficult and complex.  Some students were better than others at solving the problems.  Reputations developed about which students had answers, and which ones did not.
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Near the end of the course, the teacher assigned a particularly difficult problem to the class.  The night before it was due, the students gathered as they had been throughout the course, and worked as hard as they could to find the answer.  One student who had a reputation for not being as smart claimed he had the answer, and started to explain it to the others.  But the smarter students quickly rejected his approach to the problem and told him to be quiet.  Despite trying several times to describe his answer, he was ignored.
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The next day the students handed in their homeworks, and the following week the professor returned their graded papers.  He said that only one student had answered the difficult problem correctly.  That student was the one who had tried to explain it to the others, but they would not listen. 
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The one student had found the correct answer in a book not used by the other students.
      
== The [[Prodigal Son]] Has Children ==
 
== The [[Prodigal Son]] Has Children ==
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