. >>> the 1972 golfer of the year, lee trevino. >> and i guess goose bumps just saying that. >> i alwayselt that leaves you in the open. >> it makes the hair on your neck sort of come on end. being a part of history. >> being kaled an open champion means everything, it changed my life forever, and nobody can take that away from me. >> when you go up to collect the gold medal and kiss that trophy for the first time, it's tricky. i know i was tearing up and probably had watery eyes because it means so much in me. >> it resonates so much in you because all the great champions have had that happen to them. >> it's pretty simple, pretty neat ceremony that stewart cink is about to be a part of. the committee. mateo mteo manassero will be ou there also. a championship moment when stewart cink pulled the birdie putt to win this pland win by s strokes. >> and already working on that flagstick. take that pin flag forever. and lisa and the boys and connor and reagan. it's a popular win in the locker room, or around the pga tour, as stewart cink's name was engraved by mr. harvey. it's in the claret

[laughter] the student could not distinguish martin luther from lee trevino or a park ranger, i guess. but she remembered the story. did not remember much of anything else. that is where we are. we tend to remember stories. that is why jesus told as many parable's, which illustrated his point. stories tell us a lot about ourselves. the stories that society tells tells us a lot about society. the concerns about society, the principles of that society. we can discern those from the stories. you know, we get a lot from our stories. we get our heroes from our stories. our balance. our lessons. -- our villains. it has become a trend in academia to downplay the idea of learning lessons from history. there is good reason for that. it has been abused, as we talked about here. sometimes people will act as though history repeats itself exactly, and therefore you can take a lesson from one time and apply it to another. of course, that is not true. but still, you are learning at least general principles from history. i think it is very doable and important. so we get all of these things from our