"Library Boogie," presented by Tom Knight, puppeteer, songwriter and storyteller.

Tom Knight portrayed his father as a Civil War-era Robin Hood who refused to fight for a cause with which he did not agree.

Tom Knight or Thomas Knight is the name of:

"If Tom Knight is prosecuted in this case, there probably isn't a prosecutor in the country who is safe."

Tom Knight arrived at MIT when he was fourteen.

Tom Knight created both the Knight keyboard and the Space-cadet keyboard.

Margellar, who was known professionally as Tom Knight, devoted much of his life to building the collection.

BioBrick parts were introduced by Tom Knight at MIT in 2003.

Greenblatt and Tom Knight went on to advance artificial intelligence and build the Lisp machine in 1973.

Tom Knight received a full scholarship from Iowa to play football in 1991.