[LAW-LIB:56293] RE: Late Friday Question

From: Bryan Carson (bryan.m.carson@vanderbilt.edu)
Date: Mon Aug 04 2008 - 18:36:10 PDT

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    This is not a serious question, but rather a follow-up suggested by
    Larry's late Friday question.

    For a fun use of a library, go to You Tube and search for the video to
    "Head over Heals" by Tears for Fears. I loved that video when it came
    out in 1985. It had a fairly non-stereotypical look (although it did
    have shh-ing).

    I haven't seen the video since it first came out. Having worked during
    the '90s in the Research Library at New York Public Library, I thought
    that it might have been filmed there. I finally found it on You Tube,
    and it was not the Research Library. It might have been the Jefferson
    Market branch in Greenwich Village West (5th Ave. & 14th St.), but I'm
    not totally sure. The monkey is wearing a Red Sox jersey, which would
    suggest Boston.

    Does anyone know where this video was filmed?

    By the way, the mixture of people, some of whom were unusual (such as
    the person wearing a gas mask, the monkey, etc.) is indeed very typical
    of many of the clients in New York Public Library branches.

    Bryan M. Carson

    Bryan M. Carson, J.D., M.I.L.S.
    Ed.D. Student
    Higher Ed. Leadership & Policy, Vanderbilt University/Peabody College

    Associate Professor/Coordinator of Reference & Instructional Services
    Western Kentucky University Libraries
    Author, "The Law of Libraries and Archives" (Scarecrow Press)

    Phone: 270-745-5007 (Office), 270-991-7144 (cell)
    Fax: 270-745-2275
    bryan.m.carson@vanderbilt.edu - bryan.carson@wku.edu

    All original content copyright 2008 Bryan M. Carson

    Larry Meyer wrote:
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    > All:
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    > Thanks to all who responded with leads, I have the definitive answer
    > which has been verified by the Library at Occidental College in Los
    > Angeles. The filming took place in their index area. The filming was
    > took place this past June.
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    > As an FYI, a number of people suggested the library at New Trier High
    > School in suburban Chicago as having been the site used. It appears
    > most likely, that library was used in the current J.C. Penny back to
    > school commercial.
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    > Again, thanks to all who responded with their suggestions and ideas.
    >
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    >
    > Larry Meyer
    >
    > San Bernardino County Law Library
    >
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    > ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    >
    > *From:* owner-law-lib@ucdavis.edu [mailto:owner-law-lib@ucdavis.edu]
    > *On Behalf Of *Larry Meyer
    > *Sent:* Friday, August 01, 2008 3:32 PM
    > *To:* law-lib@ucdavis.edu
    > *Cc:* Southern California Association of Law Libraries
    > *Subject:* [LAW-LIB:56273] Late Friday Question
    >
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    > All:
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    >
    > Earlier this week, I was watching a back-to-school commercial for Ross
    > Stores. The library used throughout the commercial certainly looks
    > like a law library. Does anyone happen to know which law library?
    >
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    >
    > Larry Meyer
    >
    > San Bernardino County Law Library
    >



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