Paul L. Caron
Dean





Wednesday, October 25, 2017

Deaning in LA: The World Series, Hamilton, And Memories Of 1967

What could be better than watching the Dodgers beat the Astros last night in Game 1 of the World Series?  Watching it with Michael Luwoye, who is playing Alexander Hamilton in the Los Angeles production of Hamilton!  Thanks to Mark Hiepler, co-chair of our board of visitors, for his generosity in sharing a special night with several Pepperdine faculty, staff, students, and alumni.

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The only other time I attended a World Series game was in 1967, when my father somehow got one ticket to Game 6 and drove me to Fenway park and walked me to the gate as a scared and excited 10 year old.  I watched the Red Sox win 8-4 while he waited in a bar across the street and drove me home after the game.  I wish I could have returned the favor last night (he died in 2007, and I miss him more each passing year). 

For more on my obsession with interest in Hamilton, see here and:

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Comments

I remember going to Fenway Park in 1967 and avidly following the Red Sox that summer of the "Impossible Dream." I watched Game 6 on television, and remember how electric the atmosphere was all over town after Boston pulled off that incredible win!
(You notice I am "Old" Ruster!)

Posted by: Old Ruster | Oct 26, 2017 1:54:16 PM

The first good reason I've heard of for becoming a dean.

Posted by: Erik Jensen | Oct 25, 2017 7:13:40 AM