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So, in the 1970s, Dr. Catherine Waddell Takara and other professors at the University of Hawaii discovered the records of Alice's research and played an instrumental role in ensuring her achievements were recognized. This sparked a broader movement and universities, medical historians, and the scientific community also began acknowledging Ball's work and correcting their own historical records.

Alice's influence continued to grow. In 2016, she was named as one of the most influential women in Hawaii history by Hawaii Magazine. And in 2017, the Alice Augusta Ball Endowed Scholarship was established to support students pursuing degrees in chemistry, biology, biochemistry, or microbiology.

Alice's influence continued to grow. In 2016, she was named as one of the most influential women in Hawaii history by Hawaii Magazine. And in 2017, the Alice Augusta Ball Endowed Scholarship was established to support students pursuing degrees in chemistry, biology, biochemistry, or microbiology.

Alice's influence continued to grow. In 2016, she was named as one of the most influential women in Hawaii history by Hawaii Magazine. And in 2017, the Alice Augusta Ball Endowed Scholarship was established to support students pursuing degrees in chemistry, biology, biochemistry, or microbiology.

Finally, the state of Hawaii declared February 28th as Alice Augusta Ball Day, and the University of Hawaii planted a chalmougra tree along with a sculpture of Alice on their grounds ensuring her legacy continues to inspire future generations.

Finally, the state of Hawaii declared February 28th as Alice Augusta Ball Day, and the University of Hawaii planted a chalmougra tree along with a sculpture of Alice on their grounds ensuring her legacy continues to inspire future generations.

Finally, the state of Hawaii declared February 28th as Alice Augusta Ball Day, and the University of Hawaii planted a chalmougra tree along with a sculpture of Alice on their grounds ensuring her legacy continues to inspire future generations.

And I love that last sentence that you just said, because I think it's so true that there's so much to learn from history and uncover from history. There's a lot of things, even I just think of things in our own lifetime that we maybe grew up learning as a child, but are changing. And the first one that comes to my mind, and I think probably to a lot of people's minds

And I love that last sentence that you just said, because I think it's so true that there's so much to learn from history and uncover from history. There's a lot of things, even I just think of things in our own lifetime that we maybe grew up learning as a child, but are changing. And the first one that comes to my mind, and I think probably to a lot of people's minds

And I love that last sentence that you just said, because I think it's so true that there's so much to learn from history and uncover from history. There's a lot of things, even I just think of things in our own lifetime that we maybe grew up learning as a child, but are changing. And the first one that comes to my mind, and I think probably to a lot of people's minds

is Columbus Day and Christopher Columbus because we grew up learning that Christopher Columbus discovered America and then that he sat down with all the indigenous people here and they had a great dinner and everything was happy and great. And now we've learned throughout years and finally uncovering the history that is being presented to us now is that that's not what happened.

is Columbus Day and Christopher Columbus because we grew up learning that Christopher Columbus discovered America and then that he sat down with all the indigenous people here and they had a great dinner and everything was happy and great. And now we've learned throughout years and finally uncovering the history that is being presented to us now is that that's not what happened.

is Columbus Day and Christopher Columbus because we grew up learning that Christopher Columbus discovered America and then that he sat down with all the indigenous people here and they had a great dinner and everything was happy and great. And now we've learned throughout years and finally uncovering the history that is being presented to us now is that that's not what happened.

He actually committed horrific crimes against humanity, crimes against humanity and indigenous people. And now Columbus Day is Indigenous Peoples Day. And, you know, they've they're not celebrating him in the way that they used to.

He actually committed horrific crimes against humanity, crimes against humanity and indigenous people. And now Columbus Day is Indigenous Peoples Day. And, you know, they've they're not celebrating him in the way that they used to.

He actually committed horrific crimes against humanity, crimes against humanity and indigenous people. And now Columbus Day is Indigenous Peoples Day. And, you know, they've they're not celebrating him in the way that they used to.

And there's so much more interesting stuff. So much more interesting than maybe what you've learned. And also, I think it's always important to remember that a lot of times history was written by the victor, not the person who was destroyed in the process. So when you're uncovering these different perspectives, history, history is really interesting because you can say history is fact.

And there's so much more interesting stuff. So much more interesting than maybe what you've learned. And also, I think it's always important to remember that a lot of times history was written by the victor, not the person who was destroyed in the process. So when you're uncovering these different perspectives, history, history is really interesting because you can say history is fact.

And there's so much more interesting stuff. So much more interesting than maybe what you've learned. And also, I think it's always important to remember that a lot of times history was written by the victor, not the person who was destroyed in the process. So when you're uncovering these different perspectives, history, history is really interesting because you can say history is fact.

History is history. It doesn't change. And that's not true. the events don't change, but what we learn about them changes all the time. And so to keep your mind open, keep your ears open, and to read and research and see if there's other perspectives to stories that you already think you know, there might be something different there.