https://youtu.be/YLaWsjv92E0
I recall having to do one of these while working at the University of Minnesota Law Library around the Summer of 1989. We were very embarrassed doing it and most of us just mumbled rather than sang. Me too. I sure hope that video never surfaces. I have very little control over what surfaces and what stays hidden in my 224 613 Project which really got a lot of incentive when I traveled back to Reno, Nevada in the Summer of 1989 to the American Association of Law Libraries convention where I had my coming out as the WESTLAW cataloger. I has also brought back a lot of memories from the 2-24-1976 Michelle Mitchell murder, investigation, trial, appeals, etc. Some of my former co-workers from Information Access Company of Belmont, CA were also at the AALL Convention as they produced the Legal Resource Index. I had been flooded with so many memories that I turned down lunch with them because I had thought that I would not be able to contain my emotions about all that well if I tried to describe my various law school experiences while also being in Reno, Nevada. I had mentioned at Information Access Company my interest in the 2-24-1976 murder of Michelle Mitchell and this killing's investigation and the like and my interest in helping survivors/victims of crimes through access to practical information. I had discussed this with various people from 1976 onward since I started looking in libraries for practical information to help my fellow Earl Wooster High School students cope with the murder of their English teacher's daughter. I looked at the Washoe County Library's Central downtown library on February 28, 1976.