Larry King receives Scopus Award from Hebrew University

In 1994, renowned broadcaster Larry King was honored with the prestigious Scopus Award from the American Friends of Hebrew University. This award is presented to individuals who have demonstrated exceptional commitment to education, culture, and humanitarian causes. King's receipt of the Scopus Award is a testament to his contributions that extend far beyond his illustrious career in broadcasting. Throughout his life, King has been an advocate for various humanitarian efforts and has supported numerous educational initiatives. The recognition from Hebrew University underscores his dedication to fostering knowledge and cultural understanding. King's influence in media has not only shaped public discourse but has also inspired many to engage in philanthropic endeavors. The Scopus Award serves as a reminder of the impact that one individual can have on society through a commitment to education and humanitarian efforts.