Streettalk: Left to right: Tina Jimenez, Ted Hill, Sylvia Garcia. <i>Photos by Nick Patella.</i>
Streettalk
Civil Disobedience: Asked at the Steinbeck Library in Salinas
Thursday, February 3, 2005
Q: What crazy act would you do to stop the libraries in
Salinas from closing?
Follow-up: What is your favorite book?
Tina Jimenez
Receptionist | Salinas
A: Be crazy and link arms and surround the libraries. The truth is it’s not just Salinas losing libraries. We need to come up with creative solutions.
Man of Mystery: 3rd Degree by James Patterson.
Ted Hill
Teacher | Salinas
A: Ask people to contribute and pay more taxes. Write an article about all the financial waste behind the scenes in the city and state.
Be Grateful: Loving What Is by Byron Katie.
Sylvia Garcia
Library Technician | Salinas
A: I don’t have a crazy act. There’s nothing crazy about keeping libraries open. What’s crazy is the city closing us down.
Poor Rover: Pet Semetary by Stephen King.
Follow-up: What is your favorite book?
Tina Jimenez
Receptionist | Salinas
A: Be crazy and link arms and surround the libraries. The truth is it’s not just Salinas losing libraries. We need to come up with creative solutions.
Man of Mystery: 3rd Degree by James Patterson.
Ted Hill
Teacher | Salinas
A: Ask people to contribute and pay more taxes. Write an article about all the financial waste behind the scenes in the city and state.
Be Grateful: Loving What Is by Byron Katie.
Sylvia Garcia
Library Technician | Salinas
A: I don’t have a crazy act. There’s nothing crazy about keeping libraries open. What’s crazy is the city closing us down.
Poor Rover: Pet Semetary by Stephen King.
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