A tale of 2 cities' libraries Anaheim and Santa Ana have different priorities for funding. The Orange County Register MORE THAN 100 children a day file into the Newhope library, one of three branches in the Santa Ana system.
Students utilize the college tutors at the library, but also encounter crowded study areas.
Research the growing criticism of Freud's work in psychology. They have more resources there and they also have more space. The Register examined city library budgets in Anaheim and Santa Ana because about 28 percent of the county's children live in these two cities. Cities often try to reach their young populations through library programs. Both cities had explosive growth in under-18 residents from 1990 to 2000, according to census figures.