LAT/msn | G Molina
“We say yes to a lot of things,” Szabo said. “It’s about how we define what the library is. I love the fact that people can see the library as part of a solution to a community issue. But how much social work is enough? How much public health programming is enough? How far do we go with adult education?” Above: People, including members of the homeless community, wait for the Richard Riordan Central Library to open